We're not quite done yet, hold your horses.īetween July 2003 and October 2003, David Baszucki's personal website listed a project known as 'eBlocks' calling it a stealth mode video game company. 'So, the earliest confirmed existence of Roblox is sometime in 2003, and was called GoBlocks?' This screenshot seems to have been taken in January 2004, but it mentions 'Copyright 2003 DYNABLOCKS,Inc.' Suggesting that DynaBlocks had it's name created in 2003, and that GoBlocks came possibly earlier than that.

In this screenshot we can see a lot more detail and information about years.

There was a PowerPoint document found in the description of one of David Baszucki's recorded presentations on YouTube, found here: Unmodified, higher quality 'DynaBlocks' screenshot from a downloadable powerpoint file First, let's continue off with the finding of the Higher Quality screenshot of this page, that was found linked in a corrupted, but complete enough PowerPoint document. 'So that solves it, right? Roblox was originally called GoBlocks?' At this time code we see the following screenshot: 'DynaBlocks' screenshot from Virtual BLOXcon 2013ĭynablocks is prominently showed as the logo, and eagle eyed people might have noticed there are some references to 'GoBlocks' in the page, and on the title bar, suggesting that it was originally GoBlocks but was changed to DynaBlocks shortly after. Let's start where everybody else started, with the Virtual BLOXcon 2013 Live stream. However, the rabbit hole goes much deeper than you might think. The most commonly accepted answer is DynaBlocks, or maybe even GoBlocks depending on who you ask.

So, the question seems simple, 'What was Roblox called when it was first being created, and when was it made?'

When was roblox first being made