Objects of Terror Emotes: Extra Wheels and Pass Guide

What Does the Emote Pass Give You?

Objects of Terror emotes let you bring some personality to this object-show horror game. The 2x Emotes & Stickers pass grants two more Emote and Sticker wheels for showing off your dance moves and stickers. The catch: the pass is currently not for sale.

The benefit is additional wheels. Keep that distinction in mind when considering the pass: its stated perk is wheel expansion, rather than a named collection of dances or stickers.

Game passes are also planned to become purchasable with in-game currency in the future. That future purchase option has no announced price or release date.

The setting behind those dance moves is a 1v7 asymmetrical horror game, with servers supporting up to 8 players. Contestants include characters from Battle for Dream Island and Inanimate Insanity, while powerful Co-Hosts aim to eliminate every Contestant. Matches take place in distorted versions of familiar locations. Fish Frontier’s experience is titled Objects of Terror [BETA], and development is ongoing, with further updates planned to address issues.

Official page: Objects of Terror (roblox.com)

How the Other Cosmetic Passes Compare

The other passes offer character cosmetics and a chat perk. V.I.P and the Steamworks Skin Pack each cost 500 Robux, with different items included.

Pass	Price	Included perks
V.I.P	500 Robux	An exclusive chat tag, plus exclusive skins and stickers for Leafy and Evil Leafy
Steamworks Skin Pack	500 Robux	Five exclusive skins for Blocky, Dr Fizz, Golf Ball, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy, plus 10 exclusive stickers based on those skins

V.I.P also supports the game’s development, and additional bonuses are planned for that pass. Its current perks combine a chat customization option with character skins and stickers.

Check the included items before spending Robux: the wheel expansion belongs to 2x Emotes & Stickers. The Steamworks Skin Pack’s items are purely cosmetic and provide no gameplay advantages.