Robot World is a multiplayer robotics sandbox game on the Roblox platform developed in collaboration with FIRST Robotics. Players build and operate robots in an open-ended environment, competing in team-based challenges inspired by robotics tournaments.
Robot World is a multiplayer robotics sandbox game on the Roblox platform developed in collaboration with FIRST Robotics. Players build and operate robots in an open-ended environment, utilizing these machines to compete in team-based challenges. This experience translates the structure of robotics tournaments into a digital workspace, allowing players to collaborate and compete through robotic design and programming.
Robotics Engineering, Iterative Design, Cooperative Competition, Modular Construction
Construct robots within a personal build zone using classic robot parts.
Design your robot's moves before entering competitive play.
Go head-to-head in team-based sports-inspired challenges.
Experiment with designs and strategies across varied challenges.
Hands-on robotics experiences can be difficult to access due to cost and logistics. Robot World brings the excitement and collaborative learning of FIRST Robotics competitions to a widely accessible platform, helping more learners engage with engineering and programming through play.
If you’re exploring educational games, digital learning tools, or interactive simulations, Filament Games can help you design and build experiences that deliver measurable impact.
Start a project
mPower Math is a K-6 math suite developed with TVO that focuses on building foundational skills through interactive problem solving. Players complete adaptive activities aligned to classroom learning while practicing critical thinking within varied scenarios.
Explore →
Save Our Spheres is an environmental science learning game developed with McGraw-Hill that focuses on how pollution affects Earth’s major systems. Players make turn-based decisions that influence the atmosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere while observing how these systems respond over time.
Explore →
