The Autumn update brings a seasonal makeover to Storage Hunters: Open World, with falling leaves across the map, two new mutators to chase, a batch of lost items tied to Lucky Beach, and a stack of economy and quality-of-life additions. Here is what the update actually changes and what each new feature does.
Quick answer: The Autumn update adds a recurring autumn weather event with the Falling Leaves and Amber mutators, 23 new lost items, two quests, four repair wrenches, two trailers, larger base limits, and division-based Club tournaments.
Autumn weather event and the Falling Leaves and Amber mutators
The autumn weather event is a recurring effect that drops leaves across the map and spawns seasonal items while it is active. During the event, items can roll two new mutators, Falling Leaves and Amber, which only appear while autumn weather is running. Like the game’s other weather events, the best use of your time is winning auctions while it is live so more of your haul rolls the seasonal mutations.
Lost 2 tab adds 23 lost items at Lucky Beach
The Collection Book gains a second lost-items section called Lost 2, holding 23 new lost items. These are scattered specifically around the Lucky Beach region, so the tab only becomes relevant once you have Lucky Beach access. Finds here work like other lost items, each with its own tier, condition, and value, such as the Lifeguard Whistle discovered at a 52% condition.
New Bank Teller and Grandma quests
Completing both questlines permanently increases your total Luck. Inside the Town Bank, the Bank Teller offers “Secure the Vault,” requiring a Vault Keycard and a Coded Vault Door. Grandma is farther down the sidewalk on the Town Bank’s left; her multi-stage questline begins with Grandma’s Pickles and requires a Grandma’s Pickle Jar.
Four new Repair Shop wrenches
The Repair Shop stocks four new wrenches. All of them fix any item, and the higher the tier, the faster the repair and the higher the minimum condition it restores to. Each can also be bought with Robux if you would rather skip the cash cost.
| Wrench | Cash price | Repair time | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turbo | $500,000 | 2.5s | 55–100% |
| Ratchet | $2,500,000 | 2s | 60–100% |
| Carbon | $12,500,000 | 1.5s | 65–100% |
| Pneumatic | $60,000,000 | 0.5s | 75–100% |
The Robux prices run 1,530 for the Turbo, 2,700 for the Ratchet, 5,220 for the Carbon, and 12,150 for the Pneumatic.
Two new trailers: Megahaul and Goliath
Two heavy-duty trailers join the Trailer Shop, both buyable with in-game cash rather than Robux. The Goliath is the largest trailer in the game so far. Each has a net worth requirement that gates when you can purchase it.
| Trailer | Price | Weight capacity | Net worth unlock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Megahaul | $500,000 | +950 | $1,200,000 |
| Goliath | $2,000,000 | +1,350 | $6,500,000 |
The limited Hoverbike returned
The limited Hoverbike (Oppressor Mk 3) came back to the Auto Dealership for $30,250,000, and it requires a $60,500,000 net worth to buy. Its stats sit at 138 speed, 1,375 acceleration, 80 handling, and a 3,479 kg weight, with a resale value of $9,075,000.
Larger base limits and vehicle display stands
Base upgrades now go further than before. Storage Box Space rises from 10 to 11 boxes for 225 diamonds, and Plot Capacity climbs from 1,150 to 1,250 plot items for 250 diamonds, with the higher tiers of the storage upgrade reaching up to 25 boxes overall. You can also place dedicated vehicle display stands on your plot through the Furniture then Vehicles option in build mode.
Club tournaments now run in divisions
Club tournaments switched from a single global pool to a bracket system split into divisions, so clubs compete against others of a similar standing. The top prize in each division changes with the tier. Division 1’s first place awards the Club Hypercar, while Division 2’s first place awards the Party Car.
The full Division 1 first-place package includes:
- Club Hypercar and Club Hoverboard
- #1 Trophy and the S3 #1 Club Title
- Grade Remover Extractor Potion x1 and Mutator Extractor Potion x1
- Auction Rush Potion x2 and Free Grade Potion x1
- Luck Drink 1, 2, and 3 (three of each)
- 2,500 Diamonds
Quest item outlines and Museum luck comparison
Two smaller changes make collecting easier. Items tied to an active quest now get a clear white outline when they are visible in the world, so the piece you need stands out. The Museum’s display stand also adds a Compare Luck button, letting you browse how alternative display items would affect your luck without withdrawing the item you already have placed.
