After letting creators make games based on Netflix and Lionsgate properties, Roblox has opened its license manager to all IP owners.

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The licensing system originally launched with Lionsgate, Netflix, Sega, and Kodansha in July, but now Roblox will allow any eligible IP owner to offer their work to creators who might want to create a ...