SPLASH Skate & Music

SPLASH Skate & Music is a multi-activity social entertainment game on Roblox by SplashDev, launched in April 2020. Players can compete in skating missions, perform live as a DJ on stage, or build their own music World - an unusually broad creative platform for Roblox. With 541.8 million visits and 1.58 million favorites across five years of continuous development, it is one of the most-visited entertainment games on the platform.

The three activities each offer their own distinct progression and social context. Skating is competitive: players complete trick-based missions against others in the 30-player server. DJing is performative: players take the stage and run live sets using the in-game mixing system, earning prestige toward Legend status through consistent quality performances. Music World building is creative: players construct personalized music environments using in-game tools. Each activity draws a different type of player, and the combination creates a social hub with longer average sessions than single-mode alternatives:

• 🏆 Skate Missions - competitive trick challenges against other players in the server
• 🎭 DJ Sets - live performances on stage using the in-game mixing system; progress toward Legend status
• 🏠 Music World - player-created music environments built with the in-game construction tools
• 💼 Legend Status - the highest DJ prestige level, earned through sustained performance quality
• 🗺️ Club Splash - a second venue place within the SPLASH universe for social gatherings

The ProPads gamepass (499 R$) allows up to 8 simultaneous loops during a DJ set, significantly expanding the sonic range available compared to the standard limit. The Music Manager gamepass unlocks expanded tools for building more complex music Worlds. Both passes are utility-focused for players who want to take DJing or world creation seriously.

SPLASH has been actively maintained through April 2026, with its Inspiration badge awarded to over 15 million players reflecting how many people have used the practice deck over its five-year run.