Best Roblox Alternatives in Russia for 2025: Play, Create, Explore

When Roblox was blocked in Russia last December, players looked for legitimate alternatives that still enable creativity, exploration, and social play. Here are eight solid options across PC, consoles, and mobile that let you build your own worlds and enjoy experiences created by other players.

Each title below supports user-made content and multiplayer, with varying levels of social features and safety. Availability may differ by device and country, so check your store before trying to install.

KoGaMa

• Platforms: Web browsers and Android devices.
• Pricing: Free with optional premium features.
• In-game purchases: Yes, including cosmetics and a monthly subscription.

KoGaMa is a Danish, crowd-sourced game world platform accessible in a browser or on Android. It features a vast library of user-made maps. For co-op play, it’s best with friends due to varying activity on many maps. The built‑in editor is easy to learn, and a Premium Elite plan provides daily in-game currency, extra creation materials, and better map visibility.

Rec Room

• Platforms: Windows, Android, iOS, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and VR via Steam.
• Pricing: Free-to-play with optional purchases.
• In-game purchases: Yes, cosmetics and memberships.

Rec Room combines a social space with short games and challenges. It supports cross‑platform play and includes Maker Pen, a tool to design rooms and adventures—from simple rooms to complex worlds. Friends can team up for quests, chats, and activities across devices, including VR.

Blockman GO

• Platforms: Android and iOS.
• Pricing: Free-to-play with in-game purchases.
• In-game purchases: Yes, cosmetic items and skins.

Blockman GO mirrors a Roblox-like experience with user-made mini-games, team battles, racing, parkour, hide-and-seek, and strategy modes. It emphasizes group play, clans, and chat, though engagement can vary as players move between titles.

Fortnite Creative

• Platforms: Windows, Android, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch.
• Pricing: Free-to-play with cosmetic purchases.
• In-game purchases: Yes, cosmetics and battle passes.

Fortnite Creative offers a vast library of user-made islands, delivering experiences similar to Roblox. It supports cross‑platform play, voice and text chat, and community maps. Note that iPhone users in some regions can’t access Fortnite due to platform restrictions, while Android users can use the Epic Games Store launcher.

Minecraft

• Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and major consoles.
• Pricing: Paid game with occasional DLCs and skin extras.
• In-game purchases: Yes, skins, cosmetics, and extensions.

Minecraft remains a timeless sandbox where you can build, survive, and explore with friends. It supports cross‑platform play on many devices and offers both public servers and private realms. In Russia, the game isn’t officially sold, but PC keys and physical discs are typically available; mobile versions may require regional changes.

Garry’s Mod

• Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux.
• Pricing: Paid on Steam (about $9–10).
• In-game purchases: No.

Garry’s Mod is a legendary sandbox that gives players endless tools to experiment and create. A vast modding community adds new maps and modes, making it a playground for creative minds. Its downsides are a steeper learning curve and the lack of a mobile version.