Tongue Escape game passes: prices and product IDs

Game-pass prices and IDs

These are the listed Robux prices from the 15 October snapshot. All 15 records were marked for sale at that time. Use the pass ID to distinguish similarly named entries when a Roblox listing provides it.

Sky Tongue and Blue Beam each listed 399 Robux, but their IDs differ. Do not transfer Blue Beam's dated +51 Tongue label to Sky. Likewise, Celestial Throne [OP] and CELESTIAL THRONE (x70) are separate entries at 799 and 1,500 Robux. The x70 wording does not establish how a multiplier applies to your account.

The catalog descriptions were empty. The names identify offers, but they do not supply a complete set of effects, gain per second or stacking rules. OP and VERY OP are part of those names, not measured performance rankings. Check the current in-game offer for the effect you want before choosing by price.

Developer products and their two ID fields

The same dated official developer-product catalog contained these 12 entries. Product ID and Developer product ID are separate fields; retain the correct label when comparing a listing or reporting a purchase problem. All listed prices are Robux.

The pack names do not specify their Tongue quantities. Read the amount in your current offer rather than calculating it from Small, Mega or Very Huge. A historical September Starter Pack panel advertised 25,000 Tongue and 50 Wins for 39 Robux. Verify those contents in your own panel before using them in a purchase budget.

Trail purchases also have an equipment step. Open Trails on the left, select the Trail, purchase with the intended currency and press Equip. Check the active Trail afterward. The developer-product entry and a matching price alone do not confirm that you received or equipped it.

Keep these developer products separate from the pass list. Check persistence, repeat-purchase delivery and reset retention in the current terms. If one of those decides your purchase, check its stated terms before accepting. Leave an offer unconfirmed when an unclear effect would change your decision.

Read the quote shown to your account

Open the offer for the item you intend to buy. Check its name and Robux amount in the Roblox confirmation, then decide whether to accept. An older listed price or another player's video is a reference; your current checkout is the offer you are authorizing.

Historical videos contain different quotes. A September 11 session accepted Hacker for 1,200 Robux and Rainbow Trail for 48. A September 13 session quoted 3X Tongue at 20, 4X at 64, 5X at 80, 2X Wins at 80 and Fast Train at 40. Keep those figures separate from the October catalog values. Their differences do not establish a discount, a regional adjustment or a price increase.

Reading a quote does not mean the purchase happened. In the September 13 run, the player initially declined Fast Train and bought it later. The earlier 4X and 5X quotes also cannot be counted as two active upgrades. When checking your own result, inspect what you actually accepted and what your account now owns.

Choose around the problem you are having

If reach is stopping you, inspect usable trainers and Wins upgrades before deciding whether a paid growth offer solves the problem. Golden Trainer and 3X Tongue both listed 24 Robux, but the shared price does not prove equal results. Fast Train is a separate offer from a trainer; confirm what changes instead of counting every item as another training pad.

For a keyboard training check, move onto a usable treadmill and press Space. Watch Tongue or Level progress, then repeat the input. Compare the same successful inputs with unchanged equipment, boosts and rebirth state. Do not use standing time alone as a measured training result. The training guide gives a fuller comparison method.

If you already complete routes reliably and want more Wins, read the current 2X Wins offer. Its name does not tell you whether it applies to Daily, Playtime or group rewards. Use your own reward checks before predicting a larger balance. The Wins guide explains the difference between an offered reward and received currency.

Do not buy several multipliers to reach an assumed combined total. Buying 2X, 3X, 4X and 5X does not establish a 120X result. Videos that combine Hacker, equipment, rebirths and other purchases cannot isolate how those bonuses combine. Compare one change at a time before deciding which option is worth more to you.

Check Revive and Skip before accepting

Read a revive prompt's destination and current price before confirming. Revive From Last Stage listed 19 Robux in October; a historical video quoted 16. Another paid run did not return the player to the stage he expected. Do not rely on the name as a guarantee of returning to your furthest point or finishing a difficult crossing.

Skip Rebirth is the paid offer beside the ordinary Rebirth option. Its catalog price was 49 Robux, but the name and empty description do not establish which Levels, equipment or balances it retains. If preservation matters, establish that behavior before buying. Use the rebirth guide for reading the ordinary reset requirement and current multiplier.

Paid growth also cannot correct every failed landing. If your tongue reaches the target but your character falls, inspect the path and clearance before treating another purchase as the solution. Check the outcome of one change before adding another item.

Total the basket before confirming

Add each current quote when considering several items. At the dated catalog prices, Galaxy Trainer at 249 plus 5X Tongue at 99 totals 348 Robux. Adding Fast Train at 49 makes the three-item total 397. A budget for the first pair will not cover all three.

The 397-Robux total gives you a budget for those offers. It does not predict their combined speed or establish an upgrade order. Decide which change you want to evaluate first. After checking its result, you can reconsider the remaining purchases using your new account state and the prices then displayed.

Verify the result after a purchase

Check the relevant ownership, equipment or resource reading after accepting. A shop closing is not a measured training improvement. Record your starting state if you want to compare the result, and avoid claiming a gift during that comparison.

In the September 11 purchase sequence, a +500 Tongue gift was claimed before Hacker was bought. It belongs to the gift, not the later purchase. Keep reward claims separate from your own before-and-after readings too, or you may credit the new item for Tongue received elsewhere.

If the result is unclear, keep the offer name, accepted price and account changes together. Check ownership and selection before confirming another purchase. For Tongue choices bought with Wins, use the tongue catalog; those prices belong to a different currency budget.