The official Roblox API lists three Natural Disaster Survival game passes on sale: Green Balloon for 95 Robux, Red Apple for 80, and Yellow Compass for 60 as checked on September 14, 2026. Green Balloon assists jumping, airtime, and fall damage; Red Apple restores health by biting; Yellow Compass lets the owner choose a map. Their value depends on your goal, not on a universal tier.
Side-by-side comparison
Every price is a snapshot. Open the live Roblox prompt before buying. The API records show all three for sale, but they do not define refund policy, regional pricing behavior, or every in-game control.
Is Green Balloon worth it?
Choose Green Balloon when movement is the problem you want to solve. It can help with jumps to supported height and reduce some consequences of falling. It is not immunity: a tsunami, tornado, collapsing part, or island edge can still defeat a player. Extra airtime can also make a landing harder to correct.
It has the highest checked price of the three passes. Learn basic map routes first, then decide whether the movement assistance would change enough rounds to matter. Read the Green Balloon guide for disaster-specific tradeoffs.
Is Red Apple worth it?
Choose Red Apple when your common loss comes after recoverable chip damage. The official description supports repeated bites and says the tool does not expire, but the public record does not state healing amount or activation timing. It cannot repair an instant fall, drowning route, or direct major impact.
The best user is already reaching stable positions and needs more health margin. If damage happens because you remain under a collapsing roof, healing does not fix the route. See the Red Apple guide before treating it as automatic survival.
Is Yellow Compass worth it?
Choose Yellow Compass when map selection itself has value. It can help you practice Factory Frenzy, Devastation Station, Launch Land, or another target and can support badge attempts that require a specific map. The official description confirms map picking, while the candidate count, voting display, tie result, and influence of other owners remain unverified here.
It is the lowest checked pass price and offers planning rather than direct hazard protection. Read the Yellow Compass guide for a map-practice routine.
Which pass should you buy first?
You miss high routes
Consider Green Balloon after confirming the route itself is safe and supported.
You lose to small repeated hits
Consider Red Apple if you usually have a stable moment to heal.
You need a map for practice or a badge
Consider Yellow Compass, then verify how the current selection UI resolves choices.
You are still learning warnings
Buy none yet. Use the beginner and disaster guides until the actual problem is clear.
There is no evidence that all three together guarantee survival or unlock a separate game mode. Paid convenience should follow a defined player goal.
Safe purchase checklist
Join the official Place ID 189707 or use its Roblox product panel. Check the pass ID, display name, current Robux amount, and account before confirming. Wait for the receipt and verify ownership. If a tool is missing, try a current server after the transaction is complete; do not immediately buy it again.
Never provide an account password, recovery code, or browser cookie to receive a “discount.” Roblox checkout is the only entitlement path. An external code list cannot turn a developer product or pass into a free permanent item.
What still needs live testing
The first-party records verify identity, checked price, sale status, and high-level purpose. Exact Balloon movement values, Apple healing and cooldown, Compass candidate count and tie behavior, spawn timing, reset behavior, and interaction on different Roblox avatar rigs remain live-server questions.