Roblox is a virtual world building platform that stimulates the imaginations of millions of children and adults worldwide. It has never been easier to participate in thousands of fun and unique games with friends while using the same avatar across experiences. And for the most ambitious players, you can even download Roblox Studio and create your own games to share with friends or the world.
And the best thing about Roblox is that it’s completely free on PC, mobile, and Xbox so there’s nothing stopping you from jumping in and playing some games. Honestly, the metaverse has arrived and its inhabitants have blocks for the top.
Any parent with children 15 and under is certainly familiar with Roblox’s digital frontier. Naturally, it makes sense for the people behind one of the world’s most popular video games to team up with the people behind one of the world’s most popular toy brands.
When you’re done bringing your ideas to life in Roblox, you can actually pick up and use real Nerf guns based on the Roblox world you’ve come to know and love. For this line, Hasbro created unique blaster games based on iconic Roblox games.
Nerf Roblox MM2: Shark Seeker Blaster
The first is MM2: Shark Seeker Blaster. This Nerf product is based on the popular Roblox game, Murder Mystery 2 (MM2) in which players battle each other in an intense social experiment to find the killer in a sea of strangers – similar to another popular video game, Among Us.
Some players marked as “Innocents” must hide and survive for the duration of the game while another is marked as “Sheriff” and can take out the Slayer first. when any Innocent Person is taken down. It’s a clever game that includes many tricks.
Shark Seeker Blaster is a great toy thanks to its stylish and unique design. You can crush the fin placed at the top to explode after loading the darts into the bay and feel the delightful click of the shots. Each blaster comes with three Nerf Mega darts, so you should have enough ammo to keep your friends and keep them on their toes before needing to reload.
Nerf Roblox Adopt Me !: Bee! Blaster
Next in line is the Bee! Blaster, based on crazy popularity Accept me! game in Roblox, has been played more than 26 billion times by Roblox players around the world. In the game, players can adopt adorable animals, decorate their homes, and hang out with friends online in a simulator free of the stress and responsibilities of real life.
This game-based blaster is stylized to look like it’s just been dipped into a oozing honeycomb dripping honey. The aesthetically drenched honey-orange mold on top really elevates this Nerf blaster’s style.
If the visual attention to detail isn’t enough to sell you, the Bees! Blaster is battle-ready for anyone looking to unload some serious firepower. With the 8 darts spinning drum, you can shoot enough darts to take down your whole team of friends without stopping and reloading. You just need to move the lever before each shot to rotate the drum and prepare for the next shot.
Nerf Roblox Arsenal Pulse Laser Blaster Motorized
Now if you want to kick it old school and get your kids a Nerf blaster straight from one of the most popular traditional first-person shooters on Roblox, look no further than Pulse Laser Motorized Blazer, based on the immensely popular Roblox game, Arsenal.
A lot of Roblox’s games are role-playing or simulation-based, but Arsenal is just a live festival that marks a throwback to the glory days of classic PC first-person shooters. It’s fast, frantic, and fun gameplay, minus all the blood and violence. In fact, it’s a bit like a virtual Nerf blaster battle without having to clear all the darts afterwards. It’s a win-win scenario!
The Pulse Laser Motorized Air Blower takes things up a notch by including a removable 10-dart clip that is loaded into the bottom of the blower. With its motorized operation, you’ll need to supply your own set of four AA batteries to get the full effect. The quick dart system means you can shoot all 10 darts in quick succession before needing to reload.
Nerf Roblox Jailbreak: Armory Blaster Set
The last Roblox Nerf item to discuss here is the Armory Blaster Set, which is of course based on the super popular Roblox game, Unlocking. This is an award-winning Roblox game that already has major partnerships and licensing deals in the game, such as an upcoming event with NASCAR. This is definitely something your child (and/or you) is probably already very familiar with.
In Jailbreak, the player can be either a policeman or a criminal in an attempt to prevent robberies or orchestrate thefts depending on the role you are assigned. The developers have been continuously working on the game for almost 5 years adding new content, updating existing parts of the game and keeping everything as fresh as possible.
Unlike the other blasters on this list, the Armory Blaster Set is really two one-handed blasters in a neat package. These blasters had a single chamber for loading individual darts and were fitted with an impact hammer in the rear before each shot. Just load a dart, pull down the bait hammer and pull the trigger. The kit includes two blasters and 10 full-fledged Nerf Elite darts, so you have plenty of ammo to work with. Or, you can share with a friend, split the darts, and recreate a Jailbreak match in your backyard.
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Whatever type of action you’re looking for, whether it’s a hand-held single-shot dynamite or an automatic motorized gun with loads of darts, the Roblox-themed Nerf blaster line has you.
And as a nice bonus, you even get a special redemption code that can be used to purchase an in-game item inside Roblox that is included with each blaster mentioned here! Now power up your planes with Nerf darts, aim, hide and have fun!
Note: All Nerf bombers and darts are tested and approved for performance, safety and quality. All toys shown here can be used indoors or outdoors by children 8 years of age and older. To avoid eye injury, do not aim at face and protective eyewear is recommended (not included.) Small parts may present a choking hazard, so always keep out of reach of children under 3 years of age.
