Hello there classic build lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer, and today is going to be a bit of a tangent. You see, lately people have asked me for my thoughts on how studs are implemented in games that are trying to go for a classic/retro feel. For those of you that struggle with words, my name is WOODReviewer. Keyword on the wood part.

I am not StudReviewer. I am not SkyBoxReviewer. I am not MemoryLeakReviewer. I am not Use1024x1024TextureOn1Studx1StudMeshReviewer. I exist to review wood because that is my specialty and if I were to review everything, well, that would be too much to review. However due to the overwhelming demand on this topic I won’t review any game, but I will at least help explain why certain things in the classic Roblox style are done. You see, to understand what the old Roblox style is you must first understand why we used to do things the way we did.

Hey there, WoodReviewer here. So if you have been following my reviews of Tower Defense Simulator throughout Roblox’s events this year one thing you may have noticed is that I mention that I had previously reviewer Tower Defense Simulator. I believed this to be true because I have a folder dedicated to it on my PC, I was a fairly high level from it, and I have items from previous events on my account. Recently I was working on a re-review of Tower Defense Simulator and I wanted to go back and reference my old review when I noticed that it was not on my site. This was confusing to me until I went back into my drafts folder and realized I had a 95% completed review from 2019 that was never fully finished or published. I forget why it was never completed, I believe it was due to an Halloween update coming out so I went to play that so it would be included in my review and I kind of just forgot about it for more than 5 years. But at long last, here is my original review of Tower Defense Simulator from 2019.

Hello there ladder lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 17 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. Today I am going to go over the last unique block shape on Roblox, trusses. Trusses are unique in that not only do they look different, but they also have a unique role in allowing players to climb up them as if they were a ladder. So, what is today’s gift?

Hello there fence lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 10 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. I hope you are ready, because today’s post is a bit of a long one, as I discuss not one but two different systems that involve wood grain. What are they? Why the CSG system. And the CSG system, because Roblox just dropped a new CSG beta that it seems like it will be switching over to shortly. So, what gift do I have that demonstrates both systems?

Hello there pizza lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 8 of my 2024 Advent Calendar and I would like to apologize for today’s update being so late. You see, I had a really nice gift ready to go today, but then I ate an entire pizza and fell asleep for 5 hours and don’t want to waste one of my better gift ideas this year on a post no one will see because it is so late. So, what is the replacement gift instead?

Do you enjoy gifts in the holiday season?  How about useless, virtual tat that you will most likely never actually use but still want because it makes you feel special on the inside? Or do you just want random examples of wood grain from yours truly?  If you said yes to any above, I have some good news. Today I am pleased to announce the unveiling of the official WoodReviewer 2024 Advent Calendar.

Hello there pencil users of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 10 of my 2021Advent Calendar. And, as a special bonus after yesterday’s post, I am also including images of yesterday’s gift in here for those of you who didn’t enjoy my amazing artwork. So, what is today’s gift?