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Find bugs in Gooligans. Get paid in Robux.
Gooligans is still being built. Report legitimate bugs you find while playing and the developer can reward valid reports with a Robux bounty.
- Robux bounties for valid bugs
- Every report reviewed by the developer
- A report ID to track your submission
Bounty guidelines
Typical Robux ranges by how badly a bug affects the game. Every report is judged individually.
| Severity | What it means | Examples | Bounty (Robux) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minor | R$ 10–25 | Small stuff that doesn't really get in the way of playing. | A texture clipping through a wall · A typo or misaligned UI text | 10–25 |
| Moderate | R$ 50–100 | Noticeably breaks part of a match, but you can keep playing. | Swim animation stuck after leaving goo · A weapon's sound not playing | 50–100 |
| Major | R$ 150–250 | Seriously breaks gameplay, progress or a core mechanic. | Getting stuck under the map · Rounds failing to end | 150–250 |
| Critical | R$ Up to ??? | Crashes, data loss, or exploits that let players cheat or ruin games. | Server crashes on demand · Duplicating currency or items | Up to ??? |
These are guidelines only. You can suggest a severity, but the developer decides the final severity, whether the report qualifies and the final payout. Duplicate or already-known bugs may not receive a payout.
How it works
- 1
Find a bug
Play Gooligans and note anything broken, inconsistent or exploitable.
- 2
Capture evidence
Take screenshots or a short clip. Video makes bugs much faster to confirm.
- 3
Submit a report
Describe the bug with clear steps. You get a report ID like GOO-000142.
- 4
Review and payout
The developer reviews it. Valid, new bugs can earn a Robux bounty.
Programme rules
Please read these before submitting a report.
- Ranges are guidelines
- The bounty table shows roughly what each severity can earn. It is a guide, not a price list or a guarantee.
- Severity is decided by the developer
- The severity you choose is only a suggestion. The developer sets the final severity after reviewing the report.
- Qualification and payout are decided by the developer
- The developer decides whether a report qualifies for a bounty and how much Robux it earns, if anything.
- Duplicates may not be paid
- Bugs that were already reported, or that the developer already knows about, may not receive a payout.
- Suggestions are welcome
- Feature ideas are appreciated but are not normally eligible for a bounty.
- Exploits stay private
- Report exploits here only. Do not share them publicly or use them in live games. Exploit reports are visible to the developer alone.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get paid?
If the developer approves your report, they set the Robux amount and pay the Roblox account named on your report. The Track page shows when it has been marked as paid.
How long does a review take?
Reports are reviewed as they arrive, but it can take a few days. Check the Track page with your report ID and Discord username for updates.
Someone else found the same bug. Do we both get paid?
Usually only the first valid report of a bug is eligible. Duplicate or already-known bugs may not receive a payout.
Can I send a feature suggestion instead?
Yes. Choose the Other category and describe your idea. Suggestions are welcome but are not normally eligible for a bounty.
I found an exploit. Is it safe to report here?
Yes. Exploit reports are visible only to the developer. Please don't share the exploit publicly or use it in games.
I lost my report ID. What now?
Message the developer on Discord with your Roblox username and roughly when you reported. They can look it up.
Found something broken?
Clear steps and a short video get reports reviewed fastest. It takes about five minutes.