Forsaken VIP: Everything the 599 Robux Gamepass Gives You

Forsaken VIP is a 599 Robux gamepass: [VIP] title, 4 skins, 2 emotes, +25% EXP and exclusive killers in private servers. Free options and verdict.

Published October 24, 2026Updated October 24, 202614 min readBy Sukie
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ForsakenHub data card for Slasher, a Forsaken killer, showing key figures from the Official Forsaken Wiki

Slasher: health 2,000 · run speed 28 · walk speed 9 · stamina 110 · cost Free · difficulty 2 / 5. Data card by ForsakenHub from the Official Forsaken Wiki, October 2026.

Forsaken VIP is a one-time Roblox gamepass, listed on the Official Forsaken Wiki as "V.I.P" at 599 Robux. It gives you a permanent [VIP] chat title, four exclusive skins, two exclusive emotes, a permanent 25% EXP boost, and access to developer-exclusive characters and maps, but only inside private servers. That is the whole package. None of it changes how strong you are in a public round: your survivor still runs at the same speed, your killer has the same health and abilities, and no item, ability or stat is unlocked for matchmaking. This page goes through exactly what the pass contains according to the Official Forsaken Wiki (read October 2026), compares it with every other gamepass the game sells, lists the VIP killers and survivors you can play in a private server, answers the "free VIP" question honestly, and ends with a verdict on whether the 599 Robux is worth it for the way you actually play.

What Forsaken VIP costs and unlocks (Official Forsaken Wiki, October 2026)

  • • Price: 599 Robux, one-time purchase
  • • Cosmetics: [VIP] title, VIP skins for Noob, Elliot, Shedletsky and Slasher, Hakari Dance and Who Wins emotes
  • • Progression: permanent 25% more EXP on every character, stacks with other EXP boosts
  • • Private servers only: 10 exclusive killers, 6 exclusive survivors, extra skins and maps
  • • Public-match power: none

What VIP gives you

The wiki's Gamepasses page lists the V.I.P pass contents line by line, and the in-store description opens with "Welcome to the cool kid's table!" Here is every item it grants, grouped by where you will actually notice it. Tick through it before you buy so there are no surprises.

Things you keep and see everywhere

These work in public servers, the lobby and private servers alike.

  • •[VIP] title: shown next to your name when you chat. It is permanent and can be switched off with the "VIP Title Enabled" option in Settings, which the Settings page notes only works if you own the pass.
  • •VIP Noob skin: a red and gold jeweled crown, red cape and a "VIP" T-shirt; in the game since update 1.0.0.
  • •VIP Slasher skin: a Supreme-style jacket and a unique mask, with its own chase theme and a custom kill animation; added in 1.1.0. This is the "VIP (Jason)" skin the wiki files under Slasher.
  • •VIP Elliot skin: based on Flowery from DELTARUNE Chapter 5; added in 5.1.0.
  • •VIP Shedletsky skin: a purple Doombringer helmet with a crown, a gold chain and a custom sword with custom Slash animations and effects; added in 5.1.0.
  • •Two exclusive emotes: Hakari Dance and Who Wins.

Progression bonus in public rounds

One line of the pass affects numbers rather than looks.

  • •Permanent 25% EXP boost on all characters, and it stacks with other EXP boosts. EXP only fills a character's level bar; the Levels page says milestone skins arrive every 25 levels up to Milestone IV at level 100.
  • •Player Points are not boosted. The pass does nothing for the currency you spend on killers, survivors and skins (see Forsaken Player Points Guide 2026).

Private servers only

The wiki groups the rest under "developer exclusive content in private servers", granted to VIP owners since 15 September 2025.

  • •10 exclusive killers and 6 exclusive survivors (listed in the section below).
  • •Extra skins: Roommate Martial Artist, "Yourself" skins for most survivors, "Little" skins, Baby Two Time, Rainbow Noob, KJ Guest 1337, Isaac Chance, Big 1x1x1x1, 67 Slasher and L4RPK1TT c00lkidd.
  • •Extra maps: Area 51, SFOTH, Template Town, Generator Hell 1 and 2, YellowOnesWrath, Rocket Arena, Showcase, Legacy, Noli Racing, plus Ancient variants of BrandonWorks, Glass Houses, Planet Voss and Yorick's Resting Place.
  • •Neither EXP nor Player Points can be earned in a private server, per the Levels and Player Points pages, so nothing you do with this content feeds back into your account.

Every Forsaken gamepass compared (Official Forsaken Wiki, October 2026)

Compiled from the Gamepasses page of the Official Forsaken Wiki, read 15 October 2026. Prices are in Robux exactly as the wiki lists them; "offsale" passes can no longer be bought. Developer Products (Player Points, Malice and EXP boosts) are repeat purchases and are covered below the table.

GamepassWhat it grantsPrice (Robux)Status
V.I.P[VIP] title, 4 VIP skins, 2 emotes, permanent +25% EXP, private-server exclusive characters, skins and maps599On sale
2x Emotes8 extra emote slots199On sale
Skin Pack #3Panda Guest 1337, Astrocat Noob, Diamond Chance, Ovenbot Elliot, Skulldog Azure399On sale (added 5.1.0)
Viral Music Emote Pack #15 emotes: Gatito, it's like i'm not even here, Life Force, JACKPOTTT, Crab Rave399On sale (added 5.1.0)
Forsaken BoomboxPlay music, playlists and song IDs in the lobby; base Last Man Standing themes399On sale (added 5.1.0)
Emote Pack #25 emotes: Advertisement, Thang, Remote Helper Bot, So Jolly, No Sturdy175Roblox store page only since 5.1.0
Spec Ops Pack5 skins incl. Culinary Commander Elliot and Slaughter at Arms Slasher299 (previously)Offsale
Emote Pack #15 emotes: Cory Dance, PonPon, Kawaii, Number, Homeless Man Fighting149 (previously)Offsale
Azure PackAzure, 2,500 Player Points, 12-hour EXP boost, Frigid Planes Two Time and Toxic Wasteland Azure skins749 (previously)Offsale since 5.1.0
Earth Day Pass6 skins incl. Green Day Builderman and Guardian 1x1x1x1; revenue donated to charity399Offsale

VIP characters in private servers

This is the part of the pass people mean when they search for "Forsaken VIP killers". The wiki describes these characters as exclusive: obtainable only by Forsaken staff, or by players with the VIP gamepass inside private servers. Several of their pages say plainly that the kit is "incredibly unbalanced, and isn't meant for actual gameplay" (Cat, Sukuna and Erlking all carry that line), so think of them as a sandbox for messing around with friends rather than new characters to learn. They never appear in public matchmaking. For how private servers themselves work, read Forsaken Private Server Guide 2026; for the staff-only side of the cast, see Forsaken Admin Killers 2026 - Dev & Secret Characters Guide.

The 10 VIP killers

As listed on the Gamepasses page in October 2026: Cat, BRIMSTONE, Horse, Sukuna, Friday The 13th Slasher, John Doe March 18th, Shedletsky (the Doppelganger page), The Swordmaster, Sixer Hunt and Noli Racing (Exclusive). A few have documented infoboxes worth knowing. Cat (released 4.1.6) has 1,500 HP, a 2-second Bite for 32.5 damage and a Colt Python shot for 90 damage; its page says it replaced Gubby when Gubby was removed. Sukuna has 1,100 HP, 600 stamina, a 40-damage Slash and a 100-damage Cleave, and can only be stunned for 1 second. Friday The 13th Slasher is a tweaked clone of Slasher with 1,250 HP and 1,000 stamina, released 14 March 2026 for the Friday the 13th event; our Slasher Forsaken Guide 2026 - Jason's Cooldowns, Enraged covers the regular Slasher he is built on.

Sixer Hunt, added in 5.0.0

Sixer Hunt was made public in update 5.0.0 "Azure's Wrath" as a VIP-pool killer for private servers. The wiki lists her at 2,750 HP, 110 stamina, difficulty 3 and an Ambush playstyle. She uses the Infected Guest 666 skin, modelled on the Hunter from Left 4 Dead, and her kit is three of Guest 666's abilities: Demonic Pursuit, Blood Rush and Blood Hunt. Demonic Pursuit is a chargeable leap with a 2-second cooldown that deals 26-40 damage and pins the survivor it lands on.

Sancho and Erlking, removed in 5.0.0

The same 5.0.0 log removed Sancho and Erlking from the VIP gamepass pool. Both were Limbus Company characters with 1,100 HP and 1,000 stamina, and both pages are now tagged as scrapped. Sancho's page dates her public debut to 16 September 2025, the day after VIP gained developer content. If an older video shows them in a VIP server, that footage predates 5.0.0.

The 6 VIP survivors and the earlier pool changes

The survivors are Martial Artist, SWAT Officer, Noob: The World, The Poisoned, The Kid and The Corrupt. Update 4.1.2 added The Swordmaster, The Kid, The Corrupt and The Poisoned to the VIP pool. 4.1.3 added KJ Guest, 4.1.4 gave out new Gubby skins on joining a private server, and 4.0.1 fixed a bug that stopped the VIP command panel from forcing maps. SWAT Officers are also what every survivor becomes in Extermination, a private-server gamemode the Gamemodes page says is currently broken and cannot be played.

Can you get VIP for free?

No, not on your own. The wiki documents no free way to get VIP: no badge, no achievement, no level reward, no event and no code that grants it. It is a gamepass, and the Gamepasses page defines those as one-time purchases made with Robux. The only documented way to own it without spending your own Robux is a gift. Since 30 August 2025 gamepasses have been giftable: in the lobby's gamepass shop, a gift box icon sits on the upper left of each pass, and clicking it opens a player list so someone can buy the pass for you.

Free private servers are not free VIP

Much of the confusion comes from the word itself. Roblox's own help article is titled "Private/VIP Servers FAQ", so for years "VIP server" has meant any private server. The Items page links that very article. Owning or joining a private server lets you use the command panel and its private-server items, but the developer-exclusive characters, skins and maps described above still require the V.I.P gamepass. Searching for "forsaken server vip" usually means one of these two things, and they are not the same purchase.

Skip anything that promises it for nothing

Generators, "VIP scripts", free-Robux sites and trade offers for VIP are not documented anywhere on the wiki,. The developers have not run a VIP giveaway that the wiki records. If a site or video asks for your Roblox login, a download or a "verification" step to unlock VIP, assume it is after your account. Asking a friend or family member to gift it through the lobby shop is the only legitimate shortcut.

Is VIP worth it?

Our verdict: worth it if you already play Forsaken regularly and want the cosmetics or a private-server sandbox with friends; not worth it if you are hoping to win more public rounds, because it cannot help with that. Here is the reasoning, using only what the pass grants.

Weighing it by category

Put each line of the pass into one of three buckets. Cosmetic: the title, four skins and two emotes. Progression: the 25% EXP boost. Sandbox: the private-server characters, skins and maps. Nothing lands in a fourth "power" bucket. Public matches still give every survivor a walk speed of 12 and a run speed of 26, killers keep their listed health, and the only items in public rounds are the Medkit and Bloxy Cola. A VIP owner and a free player are identical in a public match apart from how they look and how fast their level bars fill.

The EXP boost is the sleeper value

The Levels page sells the same 25% EXP boost as a timed developer product, and the Gamepasses page prices the 12-hour version at 690 Robux. That is more than VIP costs for a permanent boost. The Levels page itself lists the permanent tier as "599 Robux, via V.I.P gamepass". If you are working toward Milestone IV skins at level 100 on several characters, the permanent boost alone justifies the price for a dedicated player. A level 1 character needs 100 EXP for the next level and each level adds 10 EXP to the requirement, so the later levels are where 25% saves the most time.

The weak spots

If you mostly play solo in public matchmaking, a third of the pass (the private-server content) does nothing for you, and none of it earns Player Points. Player Points buy killers, survivors and skins, and the pass adds none, so a player who wants Azure or Chance sooner gets more from simply playing. The VIP killers are also, by the wiki's own description, unbalanced toys, so they are fun for an afternoon with friends but not a new main. Weigh it against Skin Pack #3 (399 Robux, five skins) if skins are all you want.

VIP price history and sales

The wiki's change log shows the 599 Robux price being discounted once, by 15%, over the 2025 holidays. It also records how the contents grew. Dated entries come from the Gamepasses change history; versioned entries come from the update logs and skin pages. The wiki does not record the discounted Robux figure, and it gives no date for future sales, so treat any "next VIP sale" claim as a guess.

Timeline of V.I.P changes

Read from the Official Forsaken Wiki, October 2026.

  • •Update 1.0.0: VIP Noob skin released.
  • •Update 1.1.0: VIP Slasher skin released.
  • •30 August 2025: gamepasses become giftable (2x Emotes added the same day).
  • •15 September 2025: V.I.P gains access to developer-exclusive content in private servers.
  • •24 December 2025: V.I.P and 2x Emotes put on a 15% sale.
  • •1 January 2026: the 15% sale on V.I.P and 2x Emotes ends.
  • •Updates 4.1.2 to 4.1.6: The Swordmaster, The Kid, The Corrupt, The Poisoned and KJ Guest join the pool; Gubby skins on joining; Cat replaces Gubby.
  • •Update 5.0.0: Sixer Hunt added; Sancho and Erlking removed.
  • •Update 5.1.0: VIP Elliot and VIP Shedletsky skins released.

Other Robux purchases for context

Alongside gamepasses, the Gamepasses page lists repeatable Developer Products, bought in the Robux section of the lobby shop. Player Point bundles start at 40 Robux. Malice items cost 199 Robux for +15 and 319 Robux for +30, raising your chance of being the next killer. Timed 25% EXP boosts cost 60, 175, 300 and 690 Robux for 1, 3, 6 and 12 hours, and that time only runs down while you are playing. The Levels page shows a slightly different EXP-boost price list, so check the in-game shop before you buy. Player Points bundles also got a limited 1.5x bonus from 24 April 2026, which was later disabled.

Forsaken VIP FAQ

Short answers to the questions that come up most, each checked against the Official Forsaken Wiki (October 2026). For the wider game, start at the Roblox Forsaken Guide hub, or browse the ForsakenHub homepage for every guide.

How much is VIP in Forsaken?

599 Robux, as a one-time gamepass purchase. The only recorded discount was 15% off from 24 December 2025 to 1 January 2026.

Does Forsaken VIP give any advantage in public matches?

No. It adds no stats, abilities or items to public rounds. The only part that affects your numbers is the 25% EXP boost, which speeds up character levels and milestone skins but not combat.

Can I play the VIP killers in public servers?

No. Cat, Sukuna, Sixer Hunt and the rest of the pool are private-server only, and the wiki describes several of them as not meant for actual gameplay.

Is there a way to get VIP for free in Forsaken?

The wiki documents none. The one way to get it without spending your own Robux is for another player to gift it to you through the lobby gamepass shop, which has been possible since 30 August 2025.

Does VIP give Player Points?

No. It boosts EXP, not Player Points, and private servers award neither. The old Azure Pack included 2,500 Player Points, but it went offsale in 5.1.0.

Where do I turn the VIP title off?

In the Settings menu, toggle "VIP Title Enabled". It controls whether the [VIP] title shows when you chat.

Why are Sancho and Erlking missing from my VIP server?

Update 5.0.0 removed both from the VIP gamepass pool and added Sixer Hunt in their place. The full current list is on the Official Forsaken Wiki's Gamepasses page at https://forsaken.wiki/Gamepasses.

Related Forsaken Guides

Back to the ForsakenHub homepage for the full Forsaken Roblox guide hub, or browse all guides. You can also play the game directly on Forsaken on Roblox.

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