If you’ve played Roblox for at least a week, you probably feel like you’ve seen every simulator possible. Swing a sword, click a button, lift a weight, get numbers… repeat. But once in a while, a game appears that feels like it has a soul—like the developers didn’t just want players to grind, but wanted them to explore, experiment, and actually build something meaningful. That’s exactly how I felt the first time I launched The Forge. Before we go further, it’s worth mentioning one important thing...

Roblox is more than just a collection of random games. At its heart, it’s a platform where strategy and creativity constantly collide, and players who can think ahead usually find themselves a step above the rest. Whether you’re battling in an intense simulator, building your empire in a tycoon, or surviving the chaos of a roleplay world gone wild, having a strategy changes everything. Over the years, I’ve learned that Roblox is as much about planning and adaptability as it is about quick reflexes or flashy avatars...