Horde Defenders game passes: bonuses, unlocks and bundle status

What is in the official pass list?

Horizon Studios' official Roblox catalogue lists 10 Horde Defenders passes in the October 14, 2026 check. Nine are marked for sale; Auto Replay is not. The descriptions cover different things: tower or hero access, reward bonuses and cosmetics. Use the table to distinguish those offers before applying a claim to the wrong system.

This page summarizes the published listings. A sale flag shows store availability; it does not verify that a feature has been delivered in the live game. The price comparison below is a dated public API observation. Use the current checkout shown to your account for a purchase decision.

All 10 listings

Which reward does each bonus affect?

VIP's stated resource bonus concerns scrap from battles. Renown Boost concerns Renown received when rebirthing. +25% Luck concerns the frequency of rarer tower skins from crates. These are separate descriptions, so a luck benefit should not be read as a damage bonus or extra rebirth currency.

The luck listing does not publish the base odds or a complete crate probability table. The catalogue also does not explain how the bonuses stack. In particular, the empty description for 50% Money Boost cannot establish which balances or reward sources it changes.

A percentage bonus needs both a base reward and a named event. For an illustrative base of 100, a 25% Renown increase gives 125 Renown when rebirthing; a 20% scrap increase gives 120 battle scrap. Those examples do not tell you the reward for any level, and the sources do not document game rounding or combined bonuses.

Try the published reward percentages

Enter an example base reward to see how one published percentage works. This demonstrates the arithmetic for Renown Boost or the VIP scrap bonus, without estimating play time, purchase value or the reward for a specific run.

Does Every Pass Bundle include every current pass?

The October 14 description names eight benefits: 50% Money Boost, 5x Speed, Chiller, +25% Luck, VIP, Vanguard Hero, Drone Hive and Renown Boost. Auto Replay is not in that list. The full catalogue has 10 listings because the bundle is itself a separate listing alongside those eight passes and Auto Replay.

The offer is marked for sale and still says it is coming in the next update. Those are separate signals: the current list establishes what the seller advertises, while the update notice leaves delivery timing unresolved. Read the current offer on Roblox before paying; this wiki has not purchased or tested the bundle.

Treat the bundle as an offer containing the eight named benefits. Do not interpret its name as a promise to include Auto Replay or every future pass. The description does not explain discounts for passes you already own.

Original catalogue diagram based on the official October 14 records. Eight named individual benefits plus the bundle listing plus Auto Replay make 10 store listings; the bundle is not a ninth included benefit.

Bundle price: compare the benefits you actually want

At the October 14 public API check, each of the eight named individual passes showed 299 Robux and Every Pass Bundle showed 1,499 Robux. All eight individually therefore total 2,392 Robux in this snapshot, a difference of 893 Robux. That arithmetic assumes buying all eight at those listed prices.

A bundle can cost less than the complete set while costing more than a smaller set you want. Compare only benefits useful to you and check which passes you already own. The public response is not a quote for every account or region, and it does not establish an existing-owner discount or resolve the bundle’s next-update notice.

1. 01

   List the benefits you intend to use

   Keep unit access, battle Scrap, rebirth Renown and skin luck separate. Leave out benefits you would not buy individually.

2. 02

   Remove anything already owned

   Compare the remaining offers shown to your account. The catalogue does not say the bundle price decreases when you own a component.

3. 03

   Read the delivery notice and current checkout

   The October 14 bundle listing still says “Coming in next update!” Confirm the current offer’s terms and displayed price before paying.

Already own some passes? Compare the remaining set

The relevant bundle comparison changes once you already own a component. Counting that pass’s full price again makes the individual route look more expensive without adding a new benefit to your account. Start with the eight benefits named in the bundle, then remove the ones you already own or would not use.

At the dated October 14 public prices, each included individual offer was 299 Robux and the bundle was 1,499. Six unowned wanted passes total 1,794, whereas five total 1,495. The break-even boundary in that snapshot lies between five and six. It is not enough to say the bundle costs less than all eight.

For example, someone who already owns three included passes has at most five of those eight left to obtain. At these historical prices, those five individually total four Robux less than the bundle. Someone who owns two and genuinely wants all six remaining compares 1,794 with 1,499, a difference of 295. This does not assume any refund or credit for existing ownership.

Use the offer and checkout currently shown to your account before paying. The source does not document an existing-owner discount, partial reimbursement or guaranteed delivery timing, and the dated bundle description carried a next-update notice. A price advantage cannot resolve those questions. If a current price differs, recalculate using the remaining benefits you actually want.

Why are some entries name-only?

50% Money Boost, 5x Speed, Chiller and Auto Replay have empty standalone descriptions in this snapshot. Their names do not document activation controls, restrictions, upgrade effects or supported modes. Auto Replay's unavailable status also does not provide a release date or prove that it was permanently removed.

Read an offer against the problem you want to solve

Start with the missing feature or reward, then read the exact offer. A hero unlock, an extra resource payout and a skin probability change solve different problems; a larger percentage alone does not make two offers comparable.

Tower access, hero access and upgrade choices

Drone Hive and Vanguard have more specific descriptions, covered in their own guides. Drone Hive's listing identifies drones, damage, fire rate and patrol width as upgrade directions. Vanguard's listing explicitly extends its unlock across save slots; that wording should not be transferred to the other passes.

Pass descriptions are access and feature references. They do not supply an optimal tech-tree route, a tower ranking or a working reward code. Use the related pages for those separate questions.

Bought a pass but the benefit is missing?

First separate the Robux purchase record from the feature inside Horde Defenders. Roblox’s My Transactions page lists pass purchases; the experience creator defines what a pass does. A missing button, tower or reward needs a different report from an unrecognized charge.

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   Find the purchase

   On the Roblox website, sign into the account used for the purchase. Open the Robux icon, select your balance, then choose Purchases in My Transactions. Check the pass name, date and amount. Buying Robux and buying a game pass are separate entries.

2. 02

   Match the promised benefit

   Open the exact pass listing from the table above. Compare its wording with the feature you expected. Every Pass Bundle has its own list: do not infer that a similarly named hero or a future feature is included.

3. 03

   Describe the missing in-game result

   If the purchase appears but the advertised feature is absent, note the pass, device, save and the screen where it is missing. Use the contact route actually supplied by Horizon Studios through the verified game or creator page. A short recording is more useful than the balance alone.

4. 04

   Use Roblox Support for the account or transaction

   If the record is missing, the wrong account was charged, or the problem concerns billing, use Roblox Support. Keep receipts in that official support process rather than posting them to Reddit. We cannot inspect purchases or restore benefits from this wiki.

• Roblox: find pass purchases in My Transactions ↗
• Roblox: how experience passes work ↗

Does 5x Speed mean five times the rewards?

The 5x Speed name does not establish a fivefold payout. In the November 9 official catalogue snapshot, this pass has an empty standalone description. Its name alone does not document the speed control, supported modes, treatment of timed boosters or rewards per completed battle. Keep that dated gap visible instead of assigning mechanics from a familiar pass in another game.

Separate three questions: how fast the battle runs, what one result pays, and how much real time the full repeat cycle takes. Even in an invented model where only combat becomes five times faster, setup and result-screen time need not shrink. For example, a 60-second battle plus 30 seconds of setup and menus is a 90-second cycle. Reducing only the battle to 12 seconds gives 42 seconds overall, a little over twice as many cycles per hour, not five times. These durations are explanatory numbers, not measured Horde Defenders timings.

That model also leaves the reward per run unchanged by assumption. It cannot establish the actual pass behavior or whether a booster uses game time, real time or a different rule. VIP's battle-Scrap wording is a separate benefit; it is not documentation for 5x Speed.

If you already have access to a speed setting, compare complete ordinary runs using the same objective and a real clock. Record the selected setting, battle result, reward rows and time back to the next start. Do not purchase a pass merely to validate this example. The live offer must answer the feature question first; a catalogue name and a faster-looking recording are insufficient to promise a farming multiplier.