Death in the Box Game Passes: 5 Prices and Benefits
Scope: Official Roblox sources checked on 15 October 2026. No live gameplay testing is claimed.
Key points
- Five passes were returned, with listed prices from 79 to 199 Robux at the check time.
- VIP describes three cosmetics, doubled map votes and tags; it does not list a cash bonus.
- DOUBLE CASH is a separate two-times cash claim; stacking with other bonuses has not been verified.
- CUSTOM BOUNTY has different direct-pass and gift-product prices, without proof that the two purchase paths are interchangeable.
On this page
Death in the Box lists five game passes: VIP, CUSTOM BOUNTY, DOUBLE CASH, CUSTOM DEATH SOUND and BIGGER PARTY. Their prices at the 15 October 2026 check ranged from seventy-nine to one hundred ninety-nine Robux. The developer describes cosmetic, voting, bounty, cash, sound and party benefits; no pass description promises a higher win rate.
What does each Death in the Box pass list?
| Official pass name | Robux | What the developer describes |
|---|---|---|
| VIP | 179 | Three unique cosmetics: Golden VIP Chair, Crown display item, Chair lean sit animation.<br>x2 Map votes.<br>VIP chat tag and nametag. |
| CUSTOM BOUNTY | 179 | Includes the following perks:<br><br>Choose the size of your bounties.<br>Place up to 10 000 cash per player.<br>Skip bounty cooldown. |
| DOUBLE CASH | 199 | This will give you a times 2 multiplier when receiving cash in-game. |
| CUSTOM DEATH SOUND | 149 | Allows you to set your own death sound using a Roblox SOUND ID.<br><br>Found in Inventory > Passes > Custom death sound. |
| BIGGER PARTY | 79 | This will allow you to invite up to 8 people to your party. |
This Death in the Box table preserves the developer's benefit text and the price returned for each pass. Prices can change; compare the amount in the live Roblox purchase prompt before accepting a purchase. These are the five pass records returned by the endpoint, rather than every paid option in the game.
The developer-product reference covers a separate set of store entries, including gifts with pass names. The round guide covers the objective without presenting a purchase as a requirement. For a route through the whole section, use the guide directory.
Which VIP benefits are actually described?
Death in the Box's VIP pass names three cosmetics: Golden VIP Chair, Crown display item and Chair lean sit animation. It also lists doubled map votes plus a VIP chat tag and nametag. The description does not attach a cash bonus to VIP, so the cash benefit advertised for Roblox Premium is not silently included in this pass.
That distinction is useful because the game description’s cash bonuses refer to group membership and Premium, while the VIP gift product is another store record. Neither the VIP wording nor its price explains how a map vote is counted, how ties are resolved or whether votes are available at every point in a session.
The promotional art illustrates the game's chairs and characters, but it is not our evidence for an unlisted VIP perk. The source policy requires the actual benefit description before a feature is stated as included.
How do CUSTOM BOUNTY and DOUBLE CASH differ?
The Death in the Box pass CUSTOM BOUNTY describes choosing bounty size, placing up to ten thousand cash per player and skipping the bounty cooldown. It does not state a default bounty limit, a normal cooldown duration or whether a bounty guarantees an elimination. Those missing rules cannot be recovered by subtracting the pass's price or comparing badge totals.
Death in the Box's DOUBLE CASH description says it gives a times-two multiplier when receiving cash in the game. The description does not list a baseline win payout or explain how the multiplier combines with the group and Premium cash bonuses. The bonus explanation keeps those claims separate. The achievement list likewise supplies no missing payout table.
| Pass | Described change | Unsupported extra conclusion |
|---|---|---|
| CUSTOM BOUNTY | Custom amount, up to 10 000 cash per player, skipped cooldown | A guaranteed target elimination |
| DOUBLE CASH | Times-two multiplier when receiving cash | A verified combined multiplier with every other bonus |
| VIP | Named cosmetics, map votes and tags | A cash boost not written in its description |
If your question concerns the paid CHOOSE NEXT DEATH product, use the product page. It has its own developer-written description and should not be merged with CUSTOM BOUNTY into a rule the sources never state. For ordinary card interactions, consult the card clues instead.
Where does CUSTOM DEATH SOUND put the setting?
The Death in the Box developer says this pass lets you set a death sound using a Roblox SOUND ID. Its description gives the path Inventory > Passes > Custom death sound. That path is reproduced from the official text, rather than from an editor's walkthrough of the current interface.
It does not document which sound IDs are eligible, a universal loudness rule or a promise that any uploaded audio will play. Those platform and implementation questions need their own source. This Death in the Box page therefore stops at the stated feature and menu path.
The CUSTOM DEATH SOUND gift listing costs the same listed amount in this snapshot, but its short name does not prove a procedure for gifting, receiving or refunding a pass. Refer to the current game prompt for the action being offered, and use the topic index for a different question.
What does BIGGER PARTY allow?
Death in the Box's BIGGER PARTY listing says it allows you to invite up to eight people to your party. It does not define the party size without the pass, explain whether the purchaser counts among those eight, or alter the round's stated opponent limit. We retain its exact invitation wording instead of filling those gaps.
See the player-count distinction for the description's fifteen-other-player wording and the separate server capacity. See the BIGGER PARTY gift entry for the differently typed store record. Neither source establishes that every invited person will play on the same side.
Are gift-labelled products the same purchase?
The Death in the Box store contains products named after all five passes. Four gift-labelled prices match their corresponding direct pass prices in this snapshot. CUSTOM BOUNTY is the exception: the direct pass is listed at 179 Robux while its GAMEPASS GIFT product is listed at 149. The names and prices do not establish who can receive or use that product.
The complete product table preserves that discrepancy without recommending a workaround. Check the actual recipient and purchase prompt in the game. This is a comparison of listed records, not a claim that a gift product is a cheaper substitute for buying your own pass.
For the activity those purchases relate to, return to the round overview or the documented card clues. For a correction to a current price or description, use Contact and the editorial correction process.
Sources
The mechanics and numbers in this guide come from the material below. Open the original pages to check them yourself.
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