Today, we’re announcing that Rec Room has joined the Tech Coalition. Through this partnership, we will contribute to and build upon the best practices for keeping children safe online. Read more in this post.
We are updating our voice privacy settings, which will give you more control over who you hear, but also who hears YOU in the Room.
We are soon releasing new updates to address hacking issues quicker and more effectively. Read more about it in this post.
Learn about how we do Custom Shirt moderation, our new appeal system and how we're applying these lessons to Avatar Studio in this blog!
Last week we released a new feature called Room Comments, and this week we wanted to take a deep dive into why and what this means for Rec Room.
We thrive off of community feedback at Rec Room and we want to give creators a chance to engage in deeper collaboration within their communities. Internally we’ve talked about this as “audience connection” - we want creators to feel as connected to their audiences as we feel to our player community...
And we’re back! Our second edition of the developer blog gives you a sneak peak at our roadmap for creator-facing features. We have some powerful new tools for creators in the pipeline, and we’re excited to share a little bit of our plan. Creator tools aren’t the only thing we have cooking, it’s just our focus for today. Other plans will have to wait for their own time to shine [|=)]
Hey folks and welcome to the inaugural developer blog post from Rec Room! The dev team wanted the opportunity to talk about some of the technical and design challenges we face. We’ve heard that many of you are interested in having more info about the Rec Room development process and this is our chance to give you a peak behind the curtain. We’re going to be putting these out about once a month, in parallel with feature releases.
And now without further ado, the first of hopefully many topics, Room Playlists!
