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The shop
There is one, it is opened from inside a round, and a player reading the menu out loud names four things in it: speed, equipment, a camera and a taser.
Short answer
Four things are on the menu. Nothing on the survivor side has been shown to be a requirement, and the one number the internet quotes about the taser is not in any footage. If you came looking for a free way to unlock them, the codes question is answered here.
What is on the menu
The list comes from a run where somebody reads the shop aloud rather than from a store page: “you can get speed, equipment, camera, taser”. Four entries, all bought during a round rather than from the Roblox listing — the experience publishes no public game passes, so none of this appears on the store page where you would normally check.
- Speed — the one that most obviously interacts with the chase, since the Locust’s whole weakness is that it runs out of energy and a chase you survive long enough is a chase you win.
- Equipment — named as a category, not itemised on camera. The store description promises “new equipment powers” in a coming update, so whatever is behind this word is the part most likely to change.
- Camera — named, never seen in use in anything recorded.
- Taser — named, and the subject of the one confident claim on the rest of the internet. See below.
The five-second taser
Guides copied around the web put a precise number on it: a five-second stun. It is repeated with enough confidence that it reads like something out of patch notes.
No recording shows a taser being fired. Not a stun, not a duration, not the Locust reacting to one. The number is somebody’s guess that got repeated until it looked like a fact — the same way code lists get written for a game with no codes.
That it exists is certain. What it does is not.Unverified
Buy it if you want to find out — it is in the menu. Just do not plan a round around five seconds of anything.
Does any of it decide a round
Nothing recorded suggests the survivor side has a purchase it cannot win without. Runs are cleared without spending, and the thing that decides a chase in every recording is distance and the monster’s energy bar rather than an item. The one purchase that visibly changes what you do is the monster slot, and that switches which half of the game you are playing rather than making you better at this one.
The other place Robux appears mid-round is the revive prompt after you die. Everything about the paid side of this game is optional, and joining costs nothing at all.
This list will not stay accurate
The game labels itself pre-alpha and the store description advertises equipment that has not shipped. A menu read aloud in one run is a snapshot of a build, not a spec. If the menu you open has more in it than four entries, that is the game moving, not this page being wrong about what was there.
Where to go next
- Is it worth playing?Whether any of this is worth your time, let alone your Robux.
- Status and updatesThe store promises new equipment powers. Here is what has shipped.
- CodesThe other thing everyone assumes exists. Answered the same way.
- RevivesThe second Robux prompt, and what dying actually costs.
- Play as the LocustThe purchase that changes which half of the game you get.
- How to survive a roundWhat actually keeps you alive, none of which is bought.