If you really want to play “Roblox” on your Switch and don’t mind putting in some work (or taking on risks), there are ways you can work around the lack of an official release. Keep in mind that these methods are not recommended for just about every reason you can think of. Tinkering with your Switch outside of its regular parameters carries the risk of damaging the console or making it completely useless. You could accidentally corrupt all of your saves. Nintendo itself could even step in and ban your account if it figures out what’s going on.
Due to the risky (seriously, this process is as not recommended as a process can be) nature of installing Android OS on a Switch, we won’t be detailing everything step-by-step, but the first thing to do is check to see if your Switch will support an Android install via ismyswitchpatched. If not, you may need to track down an older model and use that instead.
After that, you’ll find more detailed instructions on the XDA Developers website. Read through everything thoroughly before attempting anything to make sure you’re comfortable with all of the necessary steps. Good luck if you decide to go through with it, but it would still be much easier — and a whole lot safer — to just play “Roblox” on a device that already supports it.
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