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Yeah I mean, to be honest the first time I saw this post I scrolled past and was like "meh, I'd rather just play Wobbly Life"....
...but then I saw this post again and thought... damn actually this is a pretty huge win for the Steam Deck and Linux gaming in general!!
Even if the person buying the Steam Deck doesn't give a shit about being able to play Roblox... if they have a kid who likes to play video games... then there is a decent chance that kid plays Roblox with their friends which for the parent/family member adds a huge amount of value to the Steam Deck, and for a non-zero amount of kids who will now inevitably play Roblox on their parent's/family's Steam Deck because of this, Roblox will be their first introduction to Linux... and those kids will think of Linux as a no bullshit way to play Roblix ....which is objectively cool!
Also, it is easy to dismiss Roblox and stereotype games built on its game engine platform as all being of a certain type... and fundamentally unpolished/amateur in design. There are some genuinely awesome games on Roblox though, he is a short list of some FPS games (because that is mostly what I look for in 3d games) but also I will include other types of games if I find any especially good ones:
Phantom Forces - a Call Of Duty Modern Warfare clone, check it out before you judge
https://www.roblox.com/games/292439477/Phantom-Forces
Project Delta - open world multiplayer survival shooter set in post apocalyptic wasteland
https://project-delta-a.fandom.com/wiki/Project_Delta_Roblox_Wiki
https://www.roblox.com/games/7336302630/Project-Delta
youtube tutorial/basic guide
Do you know any good, mechanically polished games on the Roblox platform?
Terry Cavanagh made a Roblox game apparently