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Safety & ParentalVerified 2026-10-27 • 7 min read

How do Roblox Experience Content Maturity Ratings (All Ages, 9+, 13+, 17+) work?

Understand Roblox Content Maturity Ratings: All Ages, 9+, 13+, and 17+ guidelines. Learn how parents can restrict experiences based on violence and themes in 2026.

Roblox Child Safety, Parental Controls & Account Protection Guide
Roblox Telemetry & Knowledge Hub • 2026 Reference

How do Roblox Experience Content Maturity Ratings (All Ages, 9+, 13+, 17+) work? Roblox Experience Content Maturity Ratings categorize games into four age brackets: All Ages (minimal violence), 9+ (mild violence/unreal blood), 13+ (moderate violence/crude humor), and 17+ (mature themes/alcohol/gambling themes requiring ID). Parents can enforce strict experience limits via Parental Controls.

How do Roblox Experience Content Maturity Ratings (All Ages, 9+, 13+, 17+) work? — Technical Specs & Telemetry
Telemetry MetricVerified Value
Rating CategoriesAll Ages, 9+, 13+, and 17+ (Restricted)
17+ Verification RequirementMandatory government photo ID and biometric selfie check
Parent PIN EnforcementPrevents children from changing account age descriptors
Content ScreeningAutomated survey validation + human moderation audits
Default for Under 9Restricted strictly to All Ages experiences unless parent allows 9+

Detailed Breakdown of All 4 Rating Tiers

Roblox operates an Experience Guidelines framework that evaluates games for age-appropriateness. Every developer must complete a comprehensive content questionnaire before publishing an experience to public search.

The four official maturity ratings are defined as follows:

  • •All Ages: Content is suitable for everyone. May contain infrequent mild violence or light cartoon humor, but zero blood, realistic combat, or frightening elements.
  • •9+: Suitable for players 9 and older. May contain repeated mild violence, simulated combat, or light cartoon horror (e.g., games like DOORS or Tower Defense Simulator).
  • •13+: Suitable for teens 13 and older. May contain realistic weapon combat, moderate blood splatters, crude humor, simulated gambling mechanisms, or intense horror.
  • •17+: Restricted strictly to verified adults. May contain mature themes, strong violence, romantic relationships, alcohol references, and coarse language.

Content Descriptors: Violence, Blood & Themes

In addition to the primary age number, each experience features specific Content Descriptors on its details page. Parents can view whether a game includes "Repeated Mild Violence", "Simulated Gambling", "Fear Elements", or "Crude Humor" before permitting their child to join.

How Parents Enforce Age Brackets

Parents can lock their child's account to a specific maturity tier so experiences exceeding that rating cannot be launched or searched.

1
Open Settings on Child Account

Click the Settings gear icon and select "Parental Controls".

2
Select Allowed Experience Level

Choose between All Ages, 9+, or 13+. Experiences above the selected tier will be locked.

3
Enable Parent PIN

Turn on Parent PIN and enter a 4-digit code known only to the parent. The child cannot modify the rating limit without this PIN.

Everything Parents Need to Know About 17+ Experiences

17+ experiences CANNOT be accessed by under-age users even if they know the account password. Access requires scanning a physical government ID (driver's license or passport) through Persona verification alongside a live facial selfie. If the biometric scan indicates the user is under 17, access is permanently denied.

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