Game Signal
Submit a Roblox game, update spike, mechanic trend, or hidden gem for editorial review.
Share a rising game, correct a source, report a stale code or link issue, or ask about creator and studio collaboration.
Submit a Roblox game, update spike, mechanic trend, or hidden gem for editorial review.
Report incorrect trend notes, stale code status, broken Roblox links, or community source issues.
Reach out about creator breakdowns, studio research, trend reports, or launch collaboration.
Send privacy, trademark, copyright, abuse, or policy questions for the World Place team.
For privacy requests, use privacy@worldplace.ai.
Use this form to submit a game signal, report stale code status, correct a source, or start a creator partnership conversation. You can also email the matching World Place inbox directly.
Prefer email? Use the inbox that matches your request. Public email addresses may receive automated spam, but they give players, creators, and source owners a clear way to reach World Place.
Yes. Send the Roblox link, developer or group name, why the game is rising, and any source links that help us verify the signal.
Use the correction contact route and include the page URL, the specific claim, and the source you think is more accurate.
No. World Place is an independent intelligence layer. Roblox names, game names, and related marks belong to their respective owners.
Yes. Send the reference game, audience, launch goal, and the kind of trend or mechanic analysis you want us to review.
Use signals@worldplace.ai for new game or trend signals, corrections@worldplace.ai for stale codes or broken links, creators@worldplace.ai for collaboration, policy@worldplace.ai for trademark or abuse questions, and privacy@worldplace.ai for privacy requests. General messages can go to contact@worldplace.ai.
We review useful reports and may prioritize signals with official Roblox links, clear source notes, or active trend impact. We may not reply to every submission.