Casio to Bring New G-SHOCK Brand Experiences to Young People on Roblox

2026-07-15 11:00
Casio to Bring New G-SHOCK Brand Experiences to Young People on Roblox
Casio to Bring New G-SHOCK Brand Experiences to Young People on Roblox

Offering Watch Items and a Uniquely G-SHOCK Virtual World

TOKYO, July 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Casio Computer Co., Ltd. announced today that it will begin offering content on an immersive gaming and creation platform Roblox as part of the VIRTUAL G-SHOCK project.

Casio to Bring New G-SHOCK Brand Experiences to Young People on Roblox
Casio to Bring New G-SHOCK Brand Experiences to Young People on Roblox

Casio will offer avatar items recreating iconic G-SHOCK timepieces on Roblox, an immersive gaming and creation platform that has more than 150 million daily active users (DAUs) worldwide and is especially popular among younger users.

To help users express their own style in Roblox, where they can customize their avatars and enjoy fashion, Casio is offering 12 watch items. Users can choose their favorite model from a variety of colors and enjoy finding the G-SHOCK watch that matches their style, even in a virtual space.

Casio will launch "Challenge the Skate Obby: G-SHOCK," a unique world where players can immerse themselves in the G-SHOCK worldview by enjoying a skateboarding obstacle race. Based on the Roblox obby game format, which is popular among younger users, the world lets players enjoy challenging themselves again and again as they overcome obstacles.

A special launch event will be held from July 15 to August 2 (UTC).

G-SHOCK Items/Challenge the Skate Obby: G-SHOCK
G-SHOCK Items/Challenge the Skate Obby: G-SHOCK

Overview of G-SHOCK Items

Avatar watch items recreating the iconic G-SHOCK DW-5600 and GA-2100 timepieces will be available for purchase on Roblox. Each model comes in six color variations, for a total of 12 items. Users can easily switch between watch items to match their avatar.

The watch items also include a utility feature that activates special effects when worn in "Challenge the Skate Obby: G-SHOCK."

Overview of Challenge the Skate Obby: G-SHOCK

"Challenge the Skate Obby: G-SHOCK" is an obstacle race themed around skateboarding, an icon of street culture. Inspired by the durability tests used in actual G-SHOCK quality testing, the course challenges players to overcome a series of obstacles as they race toward the goal.

Latest
DBS crowned Southeast Asia's most valuable brand in Kantar BrandZ 2026 ranking
In-Depth | Taiwan's Security Reforms Stall as China's Ethnic Unity Law Kicks In
Pepperstone Expands Perpetual CFDs as Markets Move Toward a 24/7 Future
Opinion | China's "Law on the Promotion of Ethnic Unity and Progress". Six Major Strategies and the Making of an Extreme Empire.
Insilico Medicine and Bora Pharmaceuticals Announce Strategic Alliance for AI-Driven Drug Discovery and Development
ASPI Warns China Could Use Russian Decline to Outflank Island Chain
Taiwan's Birth Rate Crisis: When Confidence Matters More Than Cash
Japan’s Intelligence Overhaul: Why Takaichi’s New Agency is a Game Changer for Taiwan
OpenAI, Anthropic Near Trillion-Dollar Valuations as MANGOS Emerges
Exclusive | Taiwan Built the Chip World. Robots Could Be Next.
Binance Marks Nine Years: Nearly Half of All Crypto Holders Use Binance, $156 Trillion in All-Time Volume, and a Growing Vision Beyond Crypto
TSMC Shatters Revenue Records as AI Demand Powers Historic Quarter
The Trade Desk Unlocks Activation of Convenience Store Retail Data for Digital Advertising in Japan
Japan Renames Air Force for Space as Ex-General Urges Taiwan to Prepare
Soprano Strengthens Global Security Credentials with Major Compliance Milestones
Bybit's Yoyee Wang: Trust Will Define the Next Era of Institutional Digital Asset Adoption
[Official Launch] AGONG Durian Uses Blockchain to Authenticate Every Musang King
Taiwan's Demographic Collapse Puts Its Defense Strategy In Question
Taiwan Is Dying. No Slogan Can Save It.
Taiwan Chemical Makers Race to Supply Scarce AI Server Board Resins
14 Nations Say Sea Ruling Stands. Beijing Calls It 'Waste Paper.'
Beijing Watch | China Lost in Court a Decade Ago. Now It Wants to Win the Argument.
Beijing Watch | A 1958 Dam Failure Exposes the Cost of China's Stability-First Flood Response
Mori Art Museum's "Ron Mueck" Exhibition Welcomes Over 200,000 Visitors