Roblox Addiction Lawsuit - Financial Compensation May Be Available

Published: August 5, 2025

Claim Status: Open to Claims

Award: Varies

Roblox Players Under 18 May Qualify for Compensation

Roblox has come under scrutiny for its highly addictive design and harm to minors. Children or adults who played Roblox excessively and developed health issues or spent large sums of money may now be eligible for financial compensation if they qualify. This lawsuit targets the manipulative mechanics embedded in Roblox, including in-game currency, continuous reward cycles, and limited parental control options.

How Roblox Can Cause Harm

• Excessive screen time and social withdrawal
• Mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, or emotional instability
• Physical strain like vision problems, sleep disruption, or repetitive stress injuries
• Decline in academic performance or missed school
• In-game purchases leading to unexpected financial strain

What Parents Are Saying

“My 10-year-old was spending five to six hours a day and became withdrawn, irritable, and even aggressive when we tried to limit screen time. We didn't realize how serious the impact was until his grades dropped and he started having serious anxiety attacks.”
- Parent from New Jersey

“Addictive, destructive video games made it incredibly easy for my child to spend hundreds of dollars without us noticing. There were no clear spending limits, and it felt like we were constantly trying to undo the damage.”
- Father from California

Who Can File a Roblox Addiction Claim?

You may qualify if:

• Your child played Roblox 4+ hours daily on average
• Your child was diagnosed with ADHD, depression, or a gaming disorder
• You observed behavior like Gamer's Rage, emotional instability, or excessive spending
• You are not currently represented by a lawyer for this issue

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What Kind of Compensation Is Available?

• Medical and psychological care costs
• Academic support or recovery costs
• Refunds or reimbursement for in-game purchases
• Pain, suffering, and emotional distress
• Punitive damages in qualifying cases

How to File a Roblox Claim

1. Quick Eligibility Quiz: Try out the short quiz here to check your eligibility.

2. Free Consultation: Speak with an attorney experienced in addiction-related injury claims.

3. Lawyer Match: If qualified, you will be connected with a lawyer who specializes in product liability and tech addiction lawsuits.

4. Pursue Legal Action: Begin your claim process and potentially recover expenses and damages.

Claim Form Website: Settlement Site

Submit Claim

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Why is Roblox being sued?
A: Families across the country are filing lawsuits claiming that Roblox was intentionally designed to be addictive—especially to children. The legal claims focus on features like in-game currency, endless reward loops, and weak parental controls that allegedly promote excessive screen time and compulsive spending.

Q: Who qualifies for the Roblox addiction lawsuit?
A: You may qualify if your child played Roblox regularly and experienced behavioral, emotional, academic, or financial harm as a result. Common indicators include playing 4+ hours daily, diagnoses like ADHD or depression, excessive in-game purchases, or signs of gaming dependency.

Q: How much compensation could I receive?
A: Payouts vary depending on the severity of the harm and supporting documentation. Compensation may include medical or therapy costs, reimbursement for Robux purchases, academic support, and damages for emotional distress or suffering.

Q: Does it cost anything to file a Roblox claim?
A: No. Most law firms handling these cases offer free evaluations and only collect fees if your case results in a settlement or award. There is no upfront cost to file.

Q: Can I file if my child no longer plays Roblox?
A: Yes. As long as your child experienced harm during their time playing the game, you may still be eligible to file a claim—even if they have stopped playing or uninstalled the app.

Q: What proof or documents do I need?
A: You may be asked to provide medical or psychological records, receipts or screenshots of in-game purchases, school performance reports, or a personal statement describing the impact Roblox had on your child and household.

Q: Where do I start my claim?
A: You can begin by completing a free eligibility check through the official intake page:
👉 File a Roblox Claim Here

Filing Class Action Settlement Claims

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