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šŸŽ® The Seas Call Again: Vox Seas Officially Relaunches on Roblox

+ Roblox to focus on bigger and better events!

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Happy weekend!

If you’ve been following Vox Seas since it was Blox Seas and suffered through those many (and we really mean many) takedowns the game experienced, brace yourselves! Vox Seas is officially coming back this weekend!

We’ve also gone through the sit-down interview Bloxy News had with the head boss, David Baszucki, and we’ll give you a breakdown on all the events incoming. Before we start, don't forget to catch up on our other Problox newsletters. Are you ready? Let’s go!

Vox Seas Is Back! (For Real This Time)

Vox Seas (formerly known as Blox Seas) is a popular One Piece-inspired pirate RPG on Roblox. When it first launched, it immediately drew huge interest, as is expected of One Piece-inspired games. Along with Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, you can expect any game based around the two to at least have medium success.

However, not even 24 hours later, the game was taken down due to a copyright claim. Now, copyright laws are a big problem area on the platform, as you’ve seen many clones and repeats of the same game, as well as popular games from other platforms.

In order to take down a game such as Vox Seas, someone has to issue a DMCA claim. There was never official confirmation on who could have done it, but many clearly suspect Blox Fruits, the biggest One Piece game on the platform.

While the creator of Vox Seas claimed all of the assets were their own, the game would go through several more takedowns, each taking longer, until finally it was down for good.

However, not anymore! Vox Seas is officially returning on November 14. With a new release trailer that has amassed more than 100k views in just a couple of days, the hype for this comeback is real. The creator describes it as a ā€œfull transformationā€, with new systems, progression elements, etc.

We are eagerly awaiting the comeback, as we have played the game during its brief stint on the platform before. And honestly, we are also a little morbidly curious if the game is finally going to be up for good, or if it will be taken down yet again. Let’s hope not!

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Is A Roblox Winter Event in the Works? 

The popular Roblox event page @RBXEventHunters has pointed out that Twin Atlas (the team behind most of the platform’s big, high-quality events) renamed one of their unused test places to ā€œSlippers.ā€ This is the kind of quiet name change that has historically shown up right when they start spinning up a new event.

With December around the corner, the speculation is already heating up: a winter-themed event is looking more and more plausible. We’ve just come off two back-to-back major events that actually landed well — Hunt: Roblox 20 and The Hollow.

Both felt distinct, higher effort, and genuinely fun. The 20th anniversary hunt especially stood out, and even The Hollow was a clear step up from the fatigue of last year’s Egg Hunt (the one with a million simple quests across way too many experiences). If you played that one, you know. If you didn’t, you got lucky.

In the recent Bloxy News interview, David Baszucki himself talked about the direction they want for events going forward. He said the team is ā€œmore and more thinking about events,ā€ with the goal of making them higher quality, more diverse, and more continuous. They’re actively trying to break out of rigid patterns and get more creative instead of repeating the same formula.

That lines up with what we’ve seen lately. Hunt: Roblox 20 and The Hollow already felt like different approaches rather than the same template twice. Baszucki also indicated they want to run events more often, which makes a December winter event feel less like a stretch and more like a logical next step.

More frequent, better-quality events would be a win for most of us. Free UGC drops are always welcome, and winter is one of the cleanest windows for a themed event. A well-executed winter event could easily sit in the same tier as the recent anniversary hunt rather than sliding back toward the lighter, more repetitive style of past years.

Nothing is confirmed yet, clearly, but the hype for another event is definitely real!

What to Play This Weekend

Here are ten games with events this weekend. Tap ā€œNotify Meā€ on any event page so you don’t miss the start:

That's a wrap for this week's newsletter! Keep those notifications on because the Roblox world never sleeps, and neither do we. Whether you're charging up lightning orbs, surviving zombie hordes, testing samurai skills, or dodging forest frogs, share your adventures with our Reddit community. Until next time, keep on gaming!