List and claim your game
Add a Roblox experience to Games, prove control, and find the right owner tools.
Listing makes an experience discoverable on Bloxstack. Claiming connects it to the account that can manage its Bloxstack game page.
Add the experience
Use the game submission action in Games and supply its Roblox link or ID. Bloxstack checks Roblox for the experience and reuses an existing listing if it is already present.
You can submit a game without owning it. If Bloxstack can prove you control it during submission, it may also claim the listing for you. Otherwise, the game can be listed while the ownership claim remains incomplete.
A missing, unavailable, or delisted experience cannot be fixed by repeatedly submitting duplicate pages.
Prove control
Open the game's claim action while signed in with the relevant Roblox account. Bloxstack checks whether that account publishes the experience or owns its publishing group.
For eligible group experiences, the claim flow can also offer Roblox's permission screen. Select the correct experience there so Roblox can confirm your access. Simply adding the game to your profile is not proof of control.
If the page names another personal Roblox account as publisher, use that account to claim it. If your Roblox connection needs verification, complete that first. A Roblox service error means the check could not finish; it does not establish that you lack access.
Use the owner tools
After a successful claim, open your games. The game management page contains the owner tools available for that experience, including its voting and promotion controls.
To manage the experience with teammates, connect it to a Studio. Claiming a directory page alone does not create a Studio or grant teammates access.
If the game is already claimed by an account you do not control, contact support with the Bloxstack and Roblox game links and an explanation of your role. Do not share Roblox credentials or API keys as proof.