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Scary Baboon Reimagined Best Game Passes: All 7, Prices and What They Do

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Which Scary Baboon Reimagined game pass gives the benefit you want? All 7 passes with prices from R$89 to R$499, grouped by scavenging, speed and VIP benefits.

Scary Baboon Reimagined sells exactly seven game passes, priced from R$89 to R$499, and the game itself is free to play — every pass is optional, and none of them is required to play. Because each pass adds one specific benefit, the best pass for you is simply the one whose benefit matches how you play. The passes are sold separately and nothing ranks one above another, so treat each price as the cost of that one benefit, not a quality score.

Quick answer

The best pass is the one that fits your playstyle. If you want more from scavenging, compare Double Scrap Inventory (R$199) and 2x Coins from Scraps (R$499). If you want free gear each run, compare Spawn Item Giver (R$89) and Permanent Radar (R$299). Infinite Speed Increase (R$129) adds a 20% speed boost, while Rainbow Skin (R$299) and VIP Baboon (R$199) cover looks and VIP extras.

  • More coins when selling scrap: 2x Coins from Scraps — R$499
  • Carry more scrap per run: Double Scrap Inventory — R$199
  • An item every spawn: Spawn Item Giver (a random shop item) — R$89, or Permanent Radar (specifically a Radar item) — R$299
  • Faster movement: Infinite Speed Increase — R$129
  • Looks and VIP extras: Rainbow Skin — R$299, or VIP Baboon — R$199
A large pale-furred baboon monster standing in a yellow wallpapered corridor with an exit sign in Scary Baboon Reimagined

All 7 passes, prices and what each one does

The prices and effects below come from the game's store listing, and an independent tracker (RoStats) lists the same seven passes at the same prices — its records are also where the release dates come from. In-game prices can change, so treat the store page as the final word before you buy.

Data table

Data table
PassPriceWhat it doesReleased
Spawn Item GiverR$89On each respawn, the lab grants you a random item from the shopOct 12, 2026
Infinite Speed IncreaseR$129A 20% speed boost (the store listing words it as Infinite %20 speed boost)Sep 21, 2026
VIP BaboonR$199Daily VIP reward, VIP baboon skin, VIP crown cosmetic and a VIP tag in chatSep 22, 2026
Double Scrap InventoryR$199Doubles the amount of scraps your baboon can holdOct 12, 2026
Rainbow SkinR$299A changing rainbow skin for your baboonSep 21, 2026
Permanent RadarR$299You get a free Radar item every spawnOct 28, 2026
2x Coins from ScrapsR$499Selling your scraps gives you 2x the coin valueOct 28, 2026

A few price facts worth knowing at a glance: Spawn Item Giver is the cheapest pass at R$89, 2x Coins from Scraps is the most expensive at R$499, and buying all seven together would cost R$1,713. Two passes share the R$199 price (VIP Baboon and Double Scrap Inventory) and two share R$299 (Rainbow Skin and Permanent Radar). If you want each pass broken down in more depth, start with the game passes overview.

Which pass gives the benefit you want?

Sorted by what they actually do, the seven passes fall into three practical groups. Four are scavenging and economy passes that plug into the collect-and-sell loop: Double Scrap Inventory, 2x Coins from Scraps, Spawn Item Giver and Permanent Radar. One is a movement-convenience pass: Infinite Speed Increase. The last two — Rainbow Skin and VIP Baboon — are about how your baboon looks and what extras it gets. That grouping is just the store descriptions sorted by effect; it is not a value ranking, since each benefit is bought on its own.

Decision guide

Choose for your situation

You want more coins out of the scrap you sell

2x Coins from Scraps (R$499) — selling your scraps gives 2x the coin value.

You keep filling your inventory before the run is done

Double Scrap Inventory (R$199) — it doubles the amount of scraps your baboon can hold.

You want an item handed to you every spawn

A random item from the shop, at the lowest pass price

Spawn Item Giver (R$89) — on each respawn, the lab grants you a random item from the shop.

Specifically a Radar item

Permanent Radar (R$299) — you get a free Radar item every spawn.

You want to get around the map faster

Infinite Speed Increase (R$129) — a 20% speed boost.

You want your baboon to stand out

Just the look

Rainbow Skin (R$299) — a changing rainbow skin for your baboon.

The look plus daily extras and a chat tag

VIP Baboon (R$199) — daily VIP reward, VIP baboon skin, VIP crown cosmetic and a VIP tag in chat.

The scavenging and economy passes

These four passes all plug into the same loop: collect scrap, carry it, sell it for coins. The basics of that loop live in our how to find scrap, how to sell scrap and how to get coins guides — but each pass improves a different moment of it, which is why they are not interchangeable.

Double Scrap Inventory (R$199) raises the ceiling on every run: it doubles the amount of scraps your baboon can hold. If your problem is ending runs early because you are full, this is the pass aimed at that problem. Related reading: how to carry more scrap.

2x Coins from Scraps (R$499) works at the other end of the loop. Its listed effect covers only the payout: when you sell your scraps, you get 2x the coin value. At R$499 it is the most expensive pass in the store; see the 2x Coins from Scraps pass page.

The other two passes pay out items instead of improving scrap handling. Spawn Item Giver (R$89), the cheapest pass in the game, makes the lab grant you a random item from the shop on each respawn — see the Spawn Item Giver pass page. Permanent Radar (R$299) is narrower: you get a free Radar item every spawn, rather than a random one — see the Permanent Radar pass page. The difference between the two is random versus fixed: Spawn Item Giver can hand you any item from the shop, while Permanent Radar always lands on the Radar, which is covered on the Radar item page. Note that the store words the triggers slightly differently — on each respawn for Spawn Item Giver, every spawn for Permanent Radar.

Speed, VIP and cosmetic passes

Infinite Speed Increase (R$129) is the only movement-focused pass: a 20% speed boost. The store listing words it oddly — Infinite %20 speed boost — where %20 just means 20%. Its listed effect is only that boost — the listing promises no items, coins or scrap capacity.

VIP Baboon (R$199) is a bundle rather than a single effect. You receive a daily VIP reward, a VIP baboon skin, a VIP crown cosmetic and a VIP tag in chat — four perks sold as one pass. The daily VIP reward has its own page if you want to dig into that part. It is also worth comparing it with Rainbow Skin: at R$199, VIP Baboon costs R$100 less than the R$299 Rainbow Skin and includes a skin too.

Rainbow Skin (R$299) does one listed thing: it gives your baboon a changing rainbow skin. It is the one pass whose listed effect is purely a skin, so it is the pick for players who want a look change and nothing else.

Do you need any game pass?

No. Scary Baboon Reimagined is free to play, all seven passes are optional purchases, and nothing in the store is required to play. If you do decide to buy, the entry point is Spawn Item Giver at R$89, and the full set of seven would total R$1,713.

For the rest of the store beyond these seven passes — including developer products, which are listed separately — the shop guide is the place to start, and the developer products page covers those purchases on their own terms.