The Hatch Egg Hunt 2025 turned out to be a letdown for much of the Roblox community—players and developers alike. After the creativity and fun of the Mega Hunt earlier this year, many didn’t expect such a stumble from an official Roblox event.
While fans wait to see what Roblox itself will do next, the spotlight has shifted toward community-driven projects that are already raising excitement.
The first major fan-led event this year is Resurgence—a massive UGC showcase boasting 1.5 million Robux in prizes and five years of planning. It draws comparisons to the legendary RPO event but adds options for players who aren’t into puzzles. Although it doesn’t have a firm release date yet, the team hopes to launch before year’s end. Developers are still inviting more games to contribute quests, giving them ample time to craft richer experiences than what the Hatch offered.
Looking ahead to 2026, fans can anticipate the highly awaited sequel to The Great Yolktales. Slated for Easter, this narrative-driven event promises over 10 hours of content blending puzzles, platforming, exploration, and combat. Unlike typical hunts where you just jump into games hoping for quests, Yolktales is designed to deliver a full adventure.
Both a free-to-play version and an extended edition (priced at around $50) will be available. The paid edition helps fund UGC item creation for participants, though many hope Roblox itself will officially support the event to ease the reliance on community funding.
With the controversies surrounding Egg Hunt 2025 still fresh, both Resurgence and Yolktales look far more promising. They not only highlight community creativity but also set a high bar for Roblox’s own future events. The big question now is whether Roblox can take notes and redeem itself before the next holiday season rolls in.