Blox Fruits
Blox Fruits is a One Piece-inspired action RPG built on Roblox by Gamer Robot Inc, and one of the platform’s most-played experiences. Players fight as a swordsman or Devil Fruit user, sail between islands across three seas, and take on quests, bosses and raids to grow stronger. It is free to play inside Roblox, funded by optional Robux purchases.
Latest update
Blox Fruits remains one of Roblox’s most-played experiences, sitting among the top games by concurrent players in 2026. Gamer Robot Inc continues to ship major content updates that add fruits, islands, bosses and reworks.
A major update, Update 32, and the game’s Fourth Sea have been teased by the developer for late 2026. Exact contents are confirmed at release rather than in advance.
Release date and status
Blox Fruits released on Roblox on January 16, 2019 and has been actively updated ever since. It is a live, ongoing experience rather than a finished, static game.
| Global release date | January 16, 2019 |
| Original launch platforms | |
| Current status | Released |
| Pricing model | Free-to-play·In-app purchases |
| Availability | Free to play inside Roblox on PC, Mac, Chromebook, PlayStation, Xbox, Android, iOS and Meta Quest, with cross-platform play |
Platforms and availability
Blox Fruits runs inside Roblox, so it is playable on any device that supports the Roblox app — Windows, macOS, Chromebook, PlayStation, Xbox, Android, iOS/iPadOS and Meta Quest — with cross-platform play between them.
Gameplay overview
Blox Fruits is a One Piece-inspired action RPG. Players choose to fight as a swordsman or a Fruit user, sail between islands, complete quests, and defeat enemies and bosses to level up. Devil (Blox) Fruits grant distinct powers and are the game’s signature progression system, collected and mastered over time.
Combat blends Fruit abilities, swords, guns and Fighting styles, with raids and bosses as the main endgame goals.
Story, setting, or main mode
There is no linear story campaign; the experience is a progression-driven adventure across a pirate-inspired world of islands and seas. Players advance through the First, Second and Third Seas, each raising the level ceiling and adding new regions, enemies and gear as they chase stronger fruits and titles.
Trailer, screenshots, and media
The official Blox Fruits update trailer from Gamer Robot and images from its Roblox experience page are shown below.
Developer and publisher
Blox Fruits is developed and published by Gamer Robot Inc, the studio founded by the creators known as mygame43 and rip_indra, and is distributed through the Roblox platform.
| Developer | Gamer Robot Inc |
| Publisher | Gamer Robot Inc |
| Official website | Blox Fruits |
Download and availability
Blox Fruits is free to play. Players open it inside the Roblox app or website; there is no separate download. Optional purchases use Robux for in-game items and Game Passes.
System / Device Requirements
Blox Fruits runs on Roblox, so what you need is a device that can run the Roblox app and an internet connection. Roblox publishes the following requirements for PC and mobile; performance in a large experience like Blox Fruits benefits from hardware above the minimum.
| Spec | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 (build 1803) or later / macOS 11 or later | Windows 11 / current macOS |
| Processor | 2016-or-newer CPU, ~1.6 GHz | Quad-core 2.0 GHz or better |
| Memory | 1 GB RAM | 4 GB+ RAM |
| Graphics | DirectX 10 / OpenGL 4.1-capable GPU | Dedicated GPU |
| Storage | ~3 GB free for Roblox | ~3 GB free (SSD preferred) |
| Internet | Broadband, 4–8 Mbps | Broadband, 8 Mbps+ |
| Mobile platform | Minimum | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Android | 64-bit Android 7.0 or later; ~2 GB RAM | Installed via the Roblox app from Google Play or supported stores |
| iOS / iPadOS | iOS/iPadOS 13 or later on a supported iPhone or iPad | Installed via the Roblox app from the App Store |