Hide In Pixels Cash, Chairs, Death Effects & Game Passes

What is officially confirmed

The public Roblox game-pass API lists 11 products for Hide In Pixels: 2x Cash, 2x Wins, 2x Winstreak, VIP, Starter Pack, [LIMITED] Explosion Pack, [LIMITED] Glitch Pack, RGB Chair, Tiny Cube Pose, No Hands Pose, and Circle Pose. All 11 are marked for sale.

The same API does not return a price for any of them. That is not evidence that they are free. It means the price field is blank on this endpoint; the in-game shop is the source of record for what you will actually pay.

The official description confirms the core loop, free private servers, PC/console/mobile support, and troll items such as jumpscares, flash bangs, and screen shakes. It does not publish a cash table, a chair price list, or a VIP perk list. Those numbers come from creator footage and third-party guides, and this page labels them accordingly.

How cash is reported to work

Cash is not described in the official game description, but creator tutorials and a third-party guide updated on 2026-10-11 report three sources: winning a round, daily or timed rewards, and tasks. The same reports put a win at about $250 and describe the shop as the place where cash is spent.

Treat those amounts as reported, not official. A creator can show a cash counter at one moment without proving the full reward formula. Daily rewards can change, tasks can be event-specific, and the counter may include a pass multiplier. The safe reading is directional: wins and routine play are the cash engine, and the 2x Cash pass is the only officially named multiplier.

If you are testing the economy yourself, record the cash before and after one win, then repeat with the same conditions. Do not compare a win on one day with a task reward on another and call the difference a formula.

Chairs and death effects

The cosmetic shop is the part most likely to be copied incorrectly. A third-party guide updated on 2026-10-11 reports seven chairs and five death effects, with a price range from about $400 to $15,000. It also reports specific names and a 1,000-like unlock for an Ocean Chair; the game had far more than 1,000 likes by October 2026, so any page still describing that chair as locked is out of date.

This page does not reprint a full price table it has not checked in the live shop. Chair names and prices can change, and a copied table is worse than a short explanation. Open the shop, note the current price, and compare the item's visual effect rather than the thumbnail.

Chairs and death effects are cosmetic. They do not make your character harder to see, change the painting, or improve the seeker's vision. If a video implies a gameplay advantage, check whether the clip is showing a troll item instead.

The 11 official passes, by name

The names are useful even without prices because they tell you what category of product exists. The 2x Cash, 2x Wins, and 2x Winstreak passes are progression multipliers. VIP is a status/product bundle; the API does not publish its perks. Starter Pack is a bundle. Explosion Pack and Glitch Pack are limited cosmetic/troll packs. RGB Chair is a cosmetic. The three poses are cosmetic animation changes.

Do not assume a pass affects a stat just because its name sounds like it should. The API publishes names, not effects. If the shop description does not state a multiplier, this page does not invent one. The same rule applies to stacking: there is no official statement here that 2x Cash stacks with 2x Wins or with a limited pack.

The two limited packs are the ones most likely to disappear. If the shop marks them as limited, that is a availability signal, not proof that the contents will never return. Buy for the current item, not for a future resale value.

VIP and the Glitch Pack

VIP is the pass most often described in creator videos as a bundle of cosmetics and perks. The official API only gives the name. A third-party guide reports a 99 Robux price and lists VIP as a way to support the game; that price is reported, not confirmed by the API, and it can change.

The Glitch Pack is reported to include FART ALL, JUMPSCARE, and NUKE SERVER. The official description already confirms jumpscares and screen effects as part of the game's troll system. The pack's exact effect durations, cooldowns, and whether each item is one-use are not published here. Test one item at a time and record what the screen actually does.

Do not buy a limited pack because a video says it will make you win more rounds. Troll items interrupt the opponent; they do not paint your character or improve your blend. The best use is psychological pressure at a moment when the opponent is already scanning, and that is a timing skill, not a stat.

What to buy first

If you are new and the goal is to unlock more of the game, the progression passes are the only officially named multipliers. Start with the one that matches the thing you already do: 2x Cash if you play consistently, 2x Wins if you are chasing round wins, 2x Winstreak if you can already string wins together. There is no official statement that buying all three is the best value.

If you are buying for the social or cosmetic side, pick one chair or effect you will actually see. A death effect only appears when you are eliminated; a chair is visible in the lobby and during the round. The RGB Chair is the most obvious cosmetic because it is a chair, not a pose.

Do not buy a pass to fix a skill problem. The paint phase, the outline, and the freeze are free. A multiplier changes how fast a number moves, not whether your character blends into the painting.

• New and playing often: 2x Cash first.
• Chasing wins: 2x Wins before 2x Winstreak.
• Cosmetic buyer: one chair or effect you will actually see.
• Troll-item fan: check the Glitch Pack's listed contents before paying.
• No purchase: the full paint-and-hide loop is playable without a pass.

How to verify a price or reward claim

Open the official game page, then open the shop from inside the experience. A price on a third-party page is a snapshot, not a live quote. If the shop and the article disagree, the shop wins.

For cash, record the counter before and after one action, with the same pass state. If you buy a 2x pass, repeat the test; do not compare a pre-purchase number with a post-purchase number and call the difference a multiplier.

For chairs and death effects, check the name and the visual preview in the shop. A copied price table can be stale within a week. For pass effects, read the shop description; the API only gives the name.

This page will be updated when the official shop publishes a price list or when a creator clip shows a full purchase flow. Until then, the pass names are official and the prices are a live check, not a permanent table.