Hello there fellow hat collectors of Roblox, WoodReviewer here for The Hunt: Mega Edition, a mega editions of last year’s The Hunt event, this time with even more bad wood grain. Now that might be a bit unfair to say since this review is just getting underway, but I will say my “The_Hunt_v2_Screenshots” folder that I am using to store all the screenshots of bad wood grain for this hunt is a tad bit over a terabyte so it is safe to say it isn’t going to go well. But you know, perhaps I am being too harsh, maybe like 999 MB of those files are from like 2 games and the rest of them are just fine. We should just give every game the benefit of the doubt and have each one pass my tests on its own.

But what exactly are my tests? Well it is simple: I play each game and complete the objectives for The Hunt, and if I find bad wood grain along the way the game fails. The one caveat with this event is that due to the hidden puzzles most games have I did have to explore more of the games than I have had to in previous events so I did explore more of most games than before. Also as another disclaimer, just because I am unable to find bad wood grain during this event it does not mean a game doesn’t have any bad wood grain, it just means I couldn’t find any in this event. It is entirely there is some more bad wood grain somewhere else but due to the time constraints of the event I don’t have the time to look for it. But don’t worry about that too much, it won’t be a major issue. For now just sit back and enjoy all the bad wood grain that is on full display for this event.

Hello there winter game lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here to take a look at Roblox’s most recent event, the 2024/2025 Winter Spotlight. The Winter Spotlight returned to the classic event formula of actually having to play games to complete the event which means for the better part of the last week I’ve been ignoring my family in order to judge the wood grain of every single game in this event. Or atleast judge as much of the game as is required to complete the event. Unlike most of my reviews where I try to play a game to what I roughly consider to be their completion, I only played the games in this event until I completed the event goals. In some games with dedicated event modes this means I barely played the normal game. As a result any game that gets a pass here only gets a pass for the event. And as for the games that have bad wood grain? Well, a failure is a failure, and that counts.

Is it unfair that not having any bad wood grain doesn’t get a pass while having bad wood grain gets a failure? Yes, because this is my blog and I make the rules as I see fit. Anyway, here is a quick review of every game in the event in whatever random order I played them because that helps me organize the screenshots.

Hello there game lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here, and if you are reading this then that means Roblox’s latest event, The Games by Twin Atlas, is probably over. Or maybe it got extended, but I’m not changing what time this post goes up so if it is still going on than that is great.

“But WoodReviewer, what was the event?”

Good question. The Games was a Roblox event that focused around sports game in a non-copyright infringing way where by completing events you were given points to get hats, and you could also join teams for the event and help your team be number one and win a prize. Or join the Foot team because feet. Anyway, there were 50 games in this event, and like The Hunt and The Classic I took a quick look at each and every one of them to look for bad wood grain.

There is one small caveat though. Usually when I review games I review a majority of the game to ensure the game has no bad wood grain. For The Games, there were 50 games to review over a 10 day period, so instead of reviewing the entire game, I just took a look at enough of the game to complete any of the tasks for the event. If I don’t find any bad wood grain in that time, you get a pass. But if I do find bad wood grain, well, that is a fail. Now I’m sure some of you think this is a bit generous but don’t worry, I found enough in my quick look of the games in The Games.

So, let’s start this, shall we?