Hi, Dribbble Family! 👋

Roblox is like a state of mind. All children love Roblox (to be honest, while I was working on the project, I got stuck in a couple of games myself).

Dark interfaces are my love and mercy for my eyes, so let the children's eyes rest 😅

I hope you'll like it and, please, feel free to give feedback! Oh, and don't forget to press "L" or the love button if you like it 😊

Enjoy scrolling 🙌

When selecting a game, the child is taken to a screen with its description and rating. Also, in each game, there is an opportunity to spend earned coins 💰 and buy some cool things for the game 🌟

Statistics display how much time and on which category of games the child spent (including non-game time, the Other section) 🎮

Well...

The main (and cool) features include:

✔️ Parents ❗ choose what skills their children need to pump up, and on the basis of their choice a selection of games is formed

✔️ For achievements in the games are given coins, which the child himself can spend on all sorts of additional chips (that's the development of financial literacy)

✔️ The child can add other app users as friends and play together with them 🤝

✔️ The settings screen is quite simple and not much functional (changing nickname and avatar - what else is needed for children's happiness 🤭)

✔️ The Skills Screen displays the child's progress in the skills selected by the parents (fun for the child and happy for the parent) 😎

✔️ I can't help but joke about the Home button. The client asked me to make it so that even the smallest and not tech-savvy child wouldn't miss it. And I did it 💪

Thanks for your attention! 💖