Re://Adventures

Re://Adventures Game Passes

PassCostBenefitsStatus
VIP299 Robux20% off Gem summons, VIP/Rainbow nametag, and +10% Player XP.For sale
Shiny Hunter1299 RobuxTriples the chance of Shiny units.For sale
Display All Units699 RobuxDisplay all equipped units in the lobby.For sale
Display 3 Units199 RobuxDisplay up to 3 equipped units in the lobby.For sale
Unit Storage99 RobuxAdds 100 unit storage slots.For sale
VIP299 RobuxFor sale

20% off Gem summons, VIP/Rainbow nametag, and +10% Player XP.

Shiny Hunter1299 RobuxFor sale

Triples the chance of Shiny units.

Display All Units699 RobuxFor sale

Display all equipped units in the lobby.

Display 3 Units199 RobuxFor sale

Display up to 3 equipped units in the lobby.

Unit Storage99 RobuxFor sale

Adds 100 unit storage slots.

Official superhero key art on the game passes page
Gallery painting from the Roblox experience, cropped as a battle strip beside the pass table.

Re://Adventures sells five Robux game passes on the universe shop, all marked for sale. VIP costs 299 Robux and discounts Gem summons. Shiny Hunter costs 1,299 and triples shiny chance. Display All Units costs 699, Display 3 Units costs 199, and Unit Storage costs 99 for one hundred extra slots. Filter the table by job — summoning, lobby display, or storage — before you spend. Prices and benefit text come from the Roblox game-passes API, not from a fan shop.

VIP and Shiny Hunter are the summoning passes

VIP is the mid-priced summoning pass at 299 Robux. The API benefit line is a shop discount plus a visible tag plus a small XP bump, not a damage multiplier and not a skip for Infinite Mode.

  • VIP lists 20 percent off Gem summons, a VIP/Rainbow nametag, and 10 percent Player XP.
  • If you already dump gems into banners, the 20 percent is the line that changes the math. The nametag does not alter waves.
  • Shiny Hunter is the expensive outlier at 1,299 Robux. Its only listed benefit is tripling the chance of Shiny units.
  • It does not print extra gems, extra storage, or extra lobby models.
  • Buy Shiny Hunter when you are already summoning and you care about shiny copies.

Skip Shiny Hunter if your bottleneck is unit slots or if you have not finished the story unlocks that let you field a full board.

Display passes and the 99 Robux storage bump

Neither display pass claims a combat bonus. They are lobby cosmetics for showing the roster you already built.

  • Display 3 Units at 199 Robux shows up to three equipped units in the lobby.
  • Display All Units at 699 Robux shows every equipped unit.
  • If you only want a small showcase, the 199 pass is the listed cheaper display option.
  • Unit Storage is the cheapest pass at 99 Robux and adds 100 slots.
  • Creators talk about filling boxes while rerolling and evolving, so this is the quality-of-life purchase when Claim and Infinite Mode keep handing you copies you cannot hold.

Storage does not triple shinies and it does not discount gems. Pair it with VIP only if you are both summoning and overflowing inventory.

What the shop does not sell

There is no listed pass for double game speed, exclusive hunter skins, or a guaranteed Unique trait. Those phrases show up in other Roblox tower-defense shops; they are not on this universe’s five-row API.

  • Faster clear times still come from placement, buffs, and farm on the tower-defense page.
  • Unique traits still come from the spin NPC and Infinite Mode tokens.
  • VIP servers are disabled on the universe, so you cannot buy a private instance through the standard Roblox VIP-server toggle.
  • Private-server notes on some code listings are about those codes, not about a pass.
  • The Cost column lists the five official prices: 99, 199, 299, 699, and 1,299 Robux.

Shiny Hunter costs more than the other four passes combined.

A spending order that matches the loop

If the box is full, Unit Storage at 99 Robux is the first useful spend. If you are still rolling gems, VIP at 299 Robux is the summoning discount.

  • Display passes wait until you have units you actually want to show.
  • Shiny Hunter waits until those two jobs are handled, because 1,299 Robux is more than the other four passes combined (99 + 199 + 299 + 699 = 1,296).
  • Passes do not replace codes. Claim the lobby strings first, then decide whether gems, slots, or shinies are the constraint.
  • Official Roblox pass pages are tied to pass IDs 1977129621 (VIP), 1979151473 (Shiny Hunter), 1977165668 (Display All Units), 1976475715 (Display 3 Units), and 1975275660 (Unit Storage).
  • Open those five product pages on Roblox if you need to confirm the live for-sale flag before spending.

Those IDs are how you confirm you are buying the Re://Adventures product and not a similarly named pass on another experience.

What the universe API actually lists

Each pass row carries a display name, a numeric Robux price, a for-sale flag, a benefit sentence, and a shared icon asset. All five are for sale.

  • The icon asset id is the same number on every row, so the five passes share one icon instead of unique art.
  • Those five Cost values are the whole shop: 99, 199, 299, 699, and 1,299 Robux.
  • VIP stacks three benefits in one sentence: gem discount, nametag, XP. Shiny Hunter is one benefit.
  • The two display passes only mention the lobby. Storage only mentions slots.
  • If a YouTube overlay adds extra percentages, those extras are not on the API line.

Buy against the API sentence, then test in the lobby whether the nametag or the three-unit showcase actually appeared on your avatar.

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