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Roblox is back in the spotlight after a 14-year-old boy in Singapore was radicalised via the game in July. But experts say the problem goes beyond one platform, as vulnerable youths seeking connection can be drawn towards increasingly extreme content through games or social media. CNA's Nicolas Ng explains how radicalisation can happen on games like Roblox. #sgnews #singapore #roblox (Thumbnail photo: File/AFP)