Which Gamepasses Actually Deserve Your Robux - Tap Simulator REBORN Wiki
A value-first look at every gamepass, ranked by who should buy and when.
Overview
Tap Simulator REBORN is fully playable without spending, but its gamepass store is designed well enough that two or three passes genuinely change the daily loop. This guide walks through each documented pass — Octo Hatch, Fast Hatch, Magic Eggs, Secret Hunter, extra equips, and storage — and ranks them by the stage of the game where they pay off. New players should start with the first-hour walkthrough before spending anything.
Buying Every Gamepass, Reviewed
Want the long-form version? This creator restarted the game with every gamepass active and narrates what each one actually changes hour to hour. The pattern to watch: hatching capacity passes compound immediately, while storage and equip slots only start paying once your collection has outgrown the free limits.
Every Gamepass at a Glance
The table below collects the documented effects of each pass. Prices change and regional pricing applies, so always confirm the current Robux cost in the in-game store before buying — the value verdicts here are about what each effect does, not a fixed price tag.
| Gamepass | Documented Effect | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Octo Hatch | Hatch eight eggs simultaneously | Volume hatching at any stage |
| Fast Hatch | Reported 1.5x egg-hatching speed | Long grinding sessions |
| Magic Eggs | Chance of upgraded variants on hatches | Players avoiding crafting grinds |
| Secret Hunter | Improved Secret pet odds | Late-game collectors |
| +1 Pet Equip | One extra equipped pet slot | Anyone past the mid-game |
| Extra Storage | Expanded pet inventory capacity | Volume hatching and crafting |
The Value Verdicts
Effects alone do not tell you what to buy — stage does. Each verdict below assumes you have already run the early loop a few times, because passes bought before the first rebirth mostly multiply systems you have not unlocked yet.
Octo Hatch: Strong Buy
Volume is the real luck multiplier. Eight simultaneous eggs turn every boosted window from the F2P luck guide into eight times the pulls.
Fast Hatch: Good Second
Speed shortens sessions rather than widening them. Solid once you are doing daily bulk hatching, redundant before that.
Secret Hunter: Late-Game Only
Improved Secret odds only matter on the eggs where Secrets live. Read the Secret guide before committing Robux here.
Storage and Equips: Buy When Blocked
Extra slots and capacity pay off the moment free limits actually stop you. If nothing is blocked, nothing is gained yet.
A Sensible Purchase Order
If you do spend, sequence the purchases so each one compounds the last. This order mirrors what efficient players and gamepass review videos converge on, and it defers the situational passes until they are provably useful for your account.
Revisit the list after every major update. New areas and event eggs can quietly change which pass is bottlenecking you, and a pass that was skippable last month may be the obvious buy after the next content drop.
Reach Your First Rebirth Free
Run the free loop until rebirths and the Gem tree are online. Gamepasses multiply a working engine; they do not replace one.
Buy Hatching Capacity First
Octo Hatch, then Fast Hatch if you grind daily. Both multiply every future boosted session you run.
Add Capacity When Blocked
When inventory fills or equip slots feel tight, buy Extra Storage or +1 Pet Equip. Relief purchases should follow real bottlenecks, not predictions.
Save Odds Passes for Late Eggs
Magic Eggs and Secret Hunter only shine on late-game pools. Keep the Robux until your egg targets actually include those tiers.
Gamepasses Versus the Free Route
Every pass has a free counterpart with patience: volume hatching replaces Octo Hatch, longer sessions replace Fast Hatch, and the crafting machines replace Magic Eggs entirely — the crafting guide turns duplicates into Golden, Diamond, and Rainbow variants for zero Robux.
That is the honest framing: gamepasses buy time, not access. If your play sessions are short and you value efficiency, the hatching passes are genuinely good purchases. If you play long, relaxed sessions, the free route eventually reaches the same collection.
Before You Buy, Ask
Three quick questions prevent almost every regretted gamepass purchase. Run them every time, because the right answer changes as your account moves through its progression stages.
- Does this pass multiply something I already do every session?
- Am I currently blocked by the free limit it raises?
- Would the same Robux in hatching volume give me more value this week?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need gamepasses to enjoy the game?
No. Every island, pet, and crafting tier is reachable free to play. Passes accelerate hatching and expand limits, which matters most to players with short daily sessions.
Which gamepass should I buy first?
Octo Hatch, once you are past the first rebirth and hatching daily. Eight simultaneous eggs multiply every boosted session, making it the strongest pure-volume purchase in the store.
Is Secret Hunter worth it for new players?
Not yet. Secret pets hatch from late-game eggs, so improved Secret odds do nothing until you farm those pools. Buy it only when the Secret grind is your actual goal.
Does Magic Eggs replace crafting?
It overlaps but does not replace it. Magic Eggs adds variant chances to hatches, while the crafting machines turn duplicates into higher tiers deterministically — the free and reliable route.
How many pets can I equip by default?
The base game provides a starting set of equip slots, expandable by one with the +1 Pet Equip pass. Equip count matters most in the mid-game when strong hatches start queuing up.
Do gamepasses carry over rebirths?
Yes. Rebirths consume only Coins. Robux purchases, pets, islands, and all collection progress persist through every reset, so a gamepass is a permanent account upgrade.
Are gamepass prices the same for everyone?
Roblox applies regional pricing and developers can change prices, so treat any listed Robux figure as approximate. Always confirm the current cost in the official in-game store before buying.