Game icon: a cheering avatar next to a red present whose lid pops off, with toy parts flying out.

Out now on Roblox

+1 Unbox for Toys

Tap to open giant presents. Build toys from the parts. Every tap makes you stronger.

Play on Roblox

Code UNBOX works in the game's Codes box. For now the game is open to players 16 and up.

In development. Toys that are big.

Tip a Cow for Toys

Build a toy chain reaction. Tip the cow onto a present. Craft new toys from the parts.

Coming soon to Roblox

Now in private playtesting. Follow along for launch news.

A cream and cocoa toy cow tips sideways off a row of falling wooden planks, heading for a purple present with a yellow ribbon.
Illustration, not a game screenshot.

How it plays

Three steps to a very surprised cow.

  1. Build

    Line up hay, planks and your toys. There is more than one way to reach the cow.

  2. Push the hay

    Roll the hay into the first plank and watch each toy set off the next, until the cow tips onto the present.

  3. Craft

    The present opens into toy parts and corks. Craft new toys in the 2x2 crafting table and use them in your next build.

What's in the game

Big toys. Big chain reactions.

A toy cow in a party hat stands next to a purple present on a sunny toy farm, with hay bales, planks and a red barn nearby.
Illustration, not a game screenshot.

In development

Build a Tower Together

One server. One enormous tower.

Our next game is a team build. Everyone works on the same giant tower, brick by glossy giant toy brick. We will share more when it is ready to show.

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Playtest updates, short clips and launch news.

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