Home Alone (Anomaly) has multiple gamepasses associated with the exact target experience by a current Roblox marketplace tracker. The tracker can establish a discovery link, name, and recently observed price, but it does not explain every delivered benefit. A gamepass purchase uses Robux and may be difficult or impossible to reverse, so the current Roblox purchase prompt and in-game Store description must settle contents before you buy.
Current tracker snapshot
Rolimon’s currently associates these pass records with Home Alone (Anomaly):
- Running Shoes — reported price 78 Robux
- Fast Night — 69 Robux
- 2x Coins — 189 Robux
- Fast Hands — 49 Robux
- Starter Pack — 22 Robux
- Skip Dialogue — 78 Robux
- Teddy Bear — 121 Robux
- Lantern — 121 Robux
- Strong Bundle — 268 Robux
- Guardian Angel — 199 Robux
- Cross — 89 Robux
- Med Kit — 169 Robux
- Legendary Bundle — 373 Robux
- Chalice — 149 Robux
This is a currently documented snapshot, not a guaranteed complete list. Names can suggest a purpose, but they do not define speed, duration, item contents, limits, or whether a benefit applies every run. Prices can change, and a tracker can lag Roblox.
Verify the exact experience and pass
Begin at the official Roblox experience with Place ID 87468080405188 and current creator We are the Developers 67. Open any Store or pass prompt from that verified experience. Confirm the pass name and displayed creator or game association before approving Robux.
Do not rely on a matching icon or a search result title. Similar Home Alone experiences use unrelated passes. Do not use a third-party “buy” button that asks for credentials. Rolimon’s is useful for discovery; Roblox is the transaction surface.
Read contents instead of inferring from the name
“2x Coins” appears descriptive, but you still need to know which Coins, whether the multiplier covers every earning source, and whether it is active immediately. “Fast Night” may affect a timer, but the name does not state the amount or multiplayer behavior. “Starter Pack,” “Strong Bundle,” and “Legendary Bundle” require an itemized current description before they can be compared.
The same applies to Running Shoes, Fast Hands, Skip Dialogue, Teddy Bear, Lantern, Guardian Angel, Cross, Med Kit, and Chalice. Do not turn recognizable object names into mechanics. Record the actual Roblox or in-game text and omit unsupported benefits.
Starter Pack purchase checklist
The audit specifically identified Starter Pack as a recurring player intent, and Rolimon’s currently links pass ID 1891151369 to this game with a reported 22 Robux price. Before purchase:
- verify the current Roblox price;
- read the full contents, quantities, and duration;
- determine whether items arrive once or on every run;
- check whether you already own it;
- compare its contents with normal lobby Coin items;
- take a before-purchase inventory snapshot;
- approve only through Roblox;
- record delivered items immediately and after rejoining.
If the prompt lists no contents, do not assume a low price makes the purchase worthwhile. Wait for a clear description or creator-linked explanation.
Compare convenience and economy passes
For any speed or convenience pass, identify the exact task it changes and the size of the change. A faster interaction can be useful during chores, but it might also make a target-zone minigame harder or have no effect on visitor checks. A faster night can shorten a run while also reducing time available for chores. These are possible tradeoffs to test, not claims about the named passes.
For 2x Coins, confirm whether the multiplier applies to lobby Coins, allowance, both, or a subset of rewards. Current guides keep allowance and lobby Coins separate. A pass name alone should not merge them.
Compare bundles and survival-sounding passes
Bundles need an itemized list, quantities, and ownership duration. Compare each included item with its normal Store availability and do not count the same benefit twice. For survival-sounding names, require the description to state activation, cooldown, limits, and multiplayer behavior. A pass cannot be called essential when its operation is unknown.
If the same item can be bought with Coins, compare currencies carefully. Robux is real platform spending; Coins are reported in-game currency. Convenience does not automatically make a Robux bundle better value.
Confirm delivery after purchase
Record Robux and inventory state before buying. After approval, wait for the Roblox success response, then inspect ownership, lobby inventory, loadout, and the next run. Some benefits may be automatic; others may require equipping. Do not repurchase because an effect is not immediately visible.
If ownership appears but contents do not, preserve the receipt, pass ID, time, server, and screenshots. Rejoin once after recording the state. Use a creator-linked support path when available; never send a session cookie or password to someone offering manual delivery.
Gamepass decision rule
Buy only when the current description answers: what you receive, how long it lasts, where it applies, and whether the price is acceptable. Save Robux when any of those fields are unclear. A guide cannot make a value judgment on a name and price alone.
For non-Robux alternatives, compare Sanity Items, Detection Items, and Bonus Items after checking their live Coin prices and ownership rules.
Gamepasses FAQ
Is Starter Pack official?
Its tracker record is associated with the exact experience, but the current Roblox Store must confirm price, availability, and contents.
Are the listed prices guaranteed?
No. They are a dated third-party snapshot and can change. Trust the Roblox purchase prompt.
What is inside the bundles?
The source checked does not provide a reliable itemized current contents list. Do not infer contents from the bundle name.
Can a third-party site sell the pass cheaper?
Use only Roblox’s normal purchase flow. Do not provide credentials or cookies to an outside site.