SK26

Name: SK plus the last two digits of the year → SK26, with a new version released every year (SK27, SK28…) — the same yearly-franchise model as the big sports titles, proposed unprompted by a 11-year-old.

Platform target: Roblox. Every benchmark the designer named is a Roblox hit or its class — Blue Lock (Rivals), Roblox Rivals, Hyper Shot, Fortnite, NBA2K Streetball, Basketball Zero, The Strongest Battlegrounds, Build a Soccer Squad, Build a Basketball Team, and Call of Duty.

• First-person shooter.
• Shield: press F. Blocks up to 500 HP of damage; breaks permanently once it absorbs more than 500.
• Inventory: 5 slots. Slots 4 and 5 are heals only — slot 4 is the premium blue heals, slot 5 is normal heals.
• Match structure: 50 players per round, run as a tournament — advance by winning a series of 1v1s to reach the finals. Benchmark: Roblox Rivals' 1v1 ladder combined with battle-royale entry scale.

Weapons are acquired by rolling crates; each crate yields a random card.

Rarity ladder: Common → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → Neon → Super → Owners (the family / creator exclusives).

Family rule layered on by the Chairman: real-money crates exist as designed, but every purchase is gated by parental controls — no dark-pattern pressure. The designer's economy, the father's guardrails.

Loadout = 5 cards: 3 weapon cards + 2 heal cards.

"I want to have a system so people can create their own game."

SK26 ships with a creation layer — custom 1v1 arenas and rule mutations built in-game. The deeper answer is the platform itself: Roblox Studio is the professional path the designer grows into, with SK26 as his first shipped title.

The designer's benchmarks are social games — their magic is his friends inside them. A private website can't have that; a Roblox game can. SK26 is his design, his name, his friends, and a yearly franchise. This page is the official studio site of the SK franchise.