Frequently asked questions

LuaQuest helps you learn Luau, the language used to script on Roblox. You watch a visual explanation, then fill in code in short exercises.

It is for people who want to understand Roblox scripts and start programming. You can begin from scratch or strengthen concepts you already know.

Yes. The first chapter starts with variables, values and simple operations. New concepts are introduced gradually through examples and exercises.

You learn Luau, a language based on Lua and used in Roblox Studio. They share core concepts, but Luau features and Roblox tools have their own details.

Echo is the character who guides you through LuaQuest. He introduces concepts, explains what you see and accompanies you during lessons.

No. LuaQuest is an independent project for learning Roblox scripting. Roblox Studio and the Roblox platform are Roblox products.

Select “Try a lesson” on the home page. You start with variables, without a questionnaire or a LuaQuest account.

You can take the courses for free. Your progress stays in this browser. Existing accounts will be reconnected in a future update.

No. Lessons run in your browser. Roblox Studio is a separate application that you need when you want to practice scripts in a Roblox project.

Yes. Lessons and fill-in-the-blank exercises work in a phone or tablet browser. Native iOS and Android apps are not available yet.

Roblox Studio is available on Windows and Mac. You can learn with LuaQuest on your phone, then use a computer for the Studio missions. You also need a Roblox account to sign in to Studio.

Lessons and the interface are available in English and French. Language keywords such as local and function stay the same in both versions.

The syllabus has 10 chapters divided into units. Each unit groups lessons around a topic. Stars on the learning path represent levels.

There are currently 141 playable lessons across 3 chapters. You can browse the syllabus for the other chapters, but their lessons are still in preparation.

Their syllabus is defined, but the lessons have not been written and integrated yet. Their first star introduces the chapter; it does not open a finished lesson. No release date has been announced.

You discover a concept through an illustrated explanation or a small interactive scene. You then practice by filling in code. Echo guides you through the steps.

Prefilled code lets you focus on the concept you are learning. You choose the missing elements without typing a whole script. Repetition helps you recognize the right structure, including on mobile.

The lesson gives you feedback to help you understand the mistake. You can correct your answer and continue. You do not need to pay to try again.

Exercises help you understand and recognize code. To learn to write your own scripts, you also need to practice in Roblox Studio. Studio missions provide preparation, a reference script and an expected result to check.

Yes. In the same browser, LuaQuest saves your progress and compatible answers from the current lesson. Return without clearing the site data to resume your attempt.

On the free plan, you progress in order within each chapter. You can start the first lesson of each available chapter independently. Completed lessons remain accessible.

Yes, for free. Select its star on the learning path to repeat it. A completed lesson remains replayable even if you originally opened it with Premium.

No. Skipping gives you access to the chosen lesson without completing the others for you. Only lessons you actually finish are marked as completed.

No. You keep completed lessons and compatible answers from your attempt. Change language in Settings or with the language control in a lesson.

No. You can stop and resume later in the same browser. Lessons do not require you to finish within a time limit.

Yes. All available curriculum lessons are free when you follow the learning sequence. Chapters in preparation will become accessible when they are ready.

Planned benefits are skipping levels, customization and future Complete Games tutorials. They are not yet enabled in this public version. New purchases are closed.

The new offers show €7.99 per month or €59.99 per year, with purchases currently unavailable. Existing subscriptions keep their price, currency and billing schedule: check the Stripe portal.

Not yet. You can take the course for free. If you already subscribe, “Manage my subscription” opens your Stripe portal.

A grey star may be a lesson farther along your path or content still in preparation. Select it to see its status. Premium can open an existing lesson directly; content in preparation remains unavailable.

No. Premium lets you open lessons that already exist directly. It does not make unfinished lessons or tutorials playable.

Completed lessons and saved answers are retained. Free progress resumes at the first missing lesson; advanced completions remain replayable. An already open lesson can be finished, but a new opening checks your access.

Use your subscription email address on Stripe to view invoices, update your payment method or stop renewal. The portal remains accessible while LuaQuest accounts are being reconnected.

Already subscribed? Your subscription and payments continue under your current terms. Premium access is not yet connected to this new version. You can continue the courses for free and manage your subscription on Stripe.

They will guide you through a game project in Roblox Studio. The aim will be to combine several systems in one project after learning their foundations in the curriculum.

The catalogue presents six projects: Simulator, Tycoon, Tower Defense, Obby, RNG and Battleground. You can browse their goals and outlines.

Not yet. All six tutorials are in preparation. You can browse the project pages, but no complete tutorial is currently playable.

Complete Games tutorials will be part of Premium. Their catalogue and descriptions will remain free to browse. The main curriculum stays free with sequential progress.

Classic Echo and the standard background are free. The current five special outfits and five custom backgrounds require Premium to equip.

Yes. Select an outfit or background in the wardrobe to preview it. You can also use “See in a lesson” without Premium. The preview does not change your equipment.

Open the wardrobe with the hat icon, select your choice and press “Equip”. If the selection needs Premium and you do not have access, the button opens the offer presentation.

Your preferences stay saved. Actual lessons use Classic Echo and the standard background while Premium is inactive. Your reserved choices become usable again if Premium access is reactivated.

It is stored in your browser’s local site data. It is not synchronized with a connected account. Keep using the same browser and avoid clearing the site data to retain it.

Not automatically at this stage. Each browser keeps its own data. Moving to another device or browser does not transfer your progress.

You can open the site, but the browser may delete local data when you close the private session. Use a normal session if you want to retain your lessons and answers.

Check that you are using the same browser and site address. A private session, another device or cleared site data can explain the difference. There is no connected-account backup to restore deleted data yet.

Open Settings, then Preferences, and turn off sound effects. The sound control inside lessons uses the same setting.

In Settings → Account, use the local reset and confirm your choice. It clears your local name, progress and attempts. Language, sound and customization preferences are retained.

Yes. Open Settings → Help and choose the tour replay action. This does not reset your lessons or answers.

You can join the Discord community from the Community page. For a problem, include the page or lesson, what you did and what happened. Add your browser and device type without sharing private information.