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Is it free?

Yes. It is a free Roblox experience with 18.1M visits and no paid entry.

What costs Robux

Two things, and both are optional. The first: recorded runs show an offer to pay for the monster slot rather than wait for the role spin, with more than one creature to pick from. Prices are not displayed until you open the prompt.

The experience publishes no game passes through Roblox’s public list, so anything purchasable is handled inside the game rather than on the store page. In a pre-alpha that list is likely to change.

Watch out for same-name copies

This creature is popular enough to have spawned several Roblox experiences using its name, and this mode is itself a spin on someone else’s game. The one this site covers is place 113385977463481 by THE STALKERS OG. If the group name on the store page is different, it is a different game.

What we could verify about the paid side

Two things cost Robux in recorded rounds, and both are optional:

• Playing as a monster on purpose instead of waiting for the role spin. The shop offers more than one creature. Prices are not shown on camera, and widely-copied guides that quote an exact price per round are quoting something no recording shows.
• Reviving after you die. One run sets itself the challenge of clearing a round “no revives, no Robux”, which is only a challenge because the alternative exists.

The game also lists no public game passes, so there is no permanent paid upgrade to buy — what money buys here is per-round convenience, not a stronger account.

Does paying make you better at it?

Not on the survivor side, which is where you spend most of your time. Nothing on the tier list costs anything: leaving the television before the round starts, taking height early, and making a chase long enough to drain the monster are all free, and they are the moves that decide rounds. Paying to be the monster changes which side of that you are on; it does not make you harder to catch.