Every Robux purchase in Forsaken runs through one place: the Robux tab inside the lobby shop. That single menu holds Player Points, EXP Boosts, Killer Chance, gamepasses, and whatever skin or emote packs are currently being sold. Nothing is bought mid-match, and nothing is bought from a character screen.
Quick answer: In the lobby, click the Shop icon on the left side of the screen, switch to the Robux tab at the top of the menu, click the item you want, then confirm in the standard Roblox purchase prompt.
Opening the Robux tab in the Forsaken lobby
Gamepasses are the one exception to the lobby-only rule. V.I.P and the emote wheel pass are also listed on the experience’s Store tab on the Roblox website, so you can buy them without launching the game.
What the Robux tab sells
The tab mixes one-time gamepasses with repeatable developer products. The difference matters, because gamepasses attach to your account permanently while products like boosts and points are consumed.
| Category | Type | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Player Points | Developer product | The in-game currency used for characters, skins, and emotes |
| EXP Boost | Developer product | Timed 1.25x EXP multiplier on all EXP gains |
| Killer Chance | Developer product | Added Malice, which raises your odds of being picked as Killer |
| V.I.P | Gamepass | Permanent EXP multiplier, title, exclusive skins and emotes |
| Additional 2x Emote Wheel | Gamepass | Eight extra emote slots |
| Skin and emote packs | Rotating | Bundled cosmetics sold for a limited window |
Note: prices in the Robux tab have been adjusted between updates, and limited packs come and go. Treat the number shown in the Roblox confirmation prompt as the real cost.
Player Points prices and gifting
Player Points are what you actually spend on Survivors, Killers, skins, and emotes. You earn them by winning rounds, completing objectives, and hitting character-specific plays, but the shop sells them in eight fixed tiers.
| Player Points | Robux |
|---|---|
| 100 | 40 |
| 250 | 100 |
| 500 | 200 |
| 1,000 | 400 |
| 2,000 | 800 |
| 5,000 | 2,000 |
| 10,000 | 3,900 |
| 20,000 | 7,600 |
The lobby shop also lets you gift Player Points to another player instead of adding them to your own balance. And while private servers block point earning entirely, you can still buy and spend points inside them.
EXP Boost and Killer Chance costs
EXP Boosts multiply all EXP gains by 1.25x for a set duration. The timer only burns while you are in the game, so closing Forsaken does not waste the boost. Durations also stack, meaning three one-hour purchases give you three hours in total rather than overwriting each other.
| Product | Robux |
|---|---|
| EXP Boost, 1 hour | 50 |
| EXP Boost, 3 hours | 150 |
| EXP Boost, 6 hours | 300 |
| EXP Boost, 12 hours | 550 |
| +15 Killer Chance | 200 |
| +30 Killer Chance | 319 |
Killer Chance is the paid version of Malice, the stat that decides who plays as the Killer next round. Buying it improves your odds; it does not guarantee the role.
V.I.P and the emote wheel gamepass
V.I.P is the largest single purchase in the Robux tab, listed at 599 Robux. It grants a permanent 1.25x EXP multiplier that stacks with timed boosts, a [VIP] chat title you can toggle off in Settings, exclusive Noob and Slasher skins, the Hakari Dance and Who Wins emotes, access to the Yellow One’s Wrath map, and developer-exclusive content in private servers. A limited 1x1x1x1 skin, Eyes of The Abyss, has also been bundled with it.
The Additional 2x Emote Wheel pass costs 199 Robux and does exactly one thing: it unlocks eight more emote slots so you can keep more of your collection equipped at once. A third, seal-themed gamepass has been teased but is not purchasable yet.
Confirming the purchase went through
After the Roblox prompt closes, check the effect rather than the receipt. Player Points show up in your balance in the shop header immediately. An EXP Boost adds its remaining time to the boost timer. V.I.P applies the [VIP] tag to your name in chat and unlocks its skins in the character menu.
If nothing appears, the usual causes are simple. You may have tried to open the shop during a round, your Robux balance may be short, or your client may be running an outdated version, which the lobby flags on screen. Rejoining the experience on the current version clears the last one and restores any product already paid for.
Nothing in the Robux tab is required to play. Points come from ordinary matches, and the strongest Survivors and Killers are all purchasable with currency you earn, so paid items are speed and cosmetics rather than power.
