Dandy's World Gamepasses Guide

List of Gamepasses

The following table lists all current and notable former Gamepasses available in Dandy's World. Skin-pack Gamepasses each bundle five exclusive Skins together with unique visual effects such as particles, trails, and modified ability animations. These packs can be purchased from Dandy's Store or Dyle's Store in the Lobby using Robux. Seasonal packs go offsale after their associated event ends and return when the event cycles back.

Purchase Locations and Pricing

Gamepasses are sold in two in-game shops: Dandy's Store and Dyle's Store, both located in the Lobby. All transactions use Robux, the Roblox platform currency. Skin-pack pricing appears to follow a consistent formula of roughly 40 Robux per Skin, meaning each five-Skin bundle costs approximately 200 Robux. When converted to the in-game currency Ichor at the prevailing exchange rate, that works out to about 160 Ichor per Skin. The total cost to own every currently available Gamepass is 799 Robux, though seasonal packs can only be purchased during their respective events. The +2 Sticker Wheels Gamepass is priced separately from the Skin packs since it does not include any Skins.

Seasonal and Limited Gamepasses

Some Gamepasses are tied to seasonal events and rotate on and off sale accordingly. The Snow-Time Cosmetic Pack was the first limited Gamepass introduced in Dandy's World and goes on sale every Christmas Event. The Spring-Time Cosmetic Pack followed as the second limited Gamepass, available for purchase during each Easter Event. When these packs go offsale, they cannot be bought until the event returns, making their Skins exclusive to players who purchase during the sale window. The Chef Sprout Skin was a one-time Toon of the Week promotional Gamepass and is currently offsale with no confirmed return schedule.

Trivia

All Gamepass Skin packs include 5 Toons each, and all Skin pack names start with the letter S, are one syllable long, and end with "-Time" (Star-Time, Show-Time, Snow-Time, Spring-Time). The Spring-Time Gamepass breaks one part of this pattern by being six letters long, compared to four letters for every other pack name.

The Show-Time Gamepass was originally called "Showtime" as a single word. When the Snow-Time Gamepass released, the name was changed to "Show-Time" with a hyphen to match the established naming convention.

Before the Star-Time Cosmetic Pack existed, the Gamepass slot was occupied by a pass called "SP1," which most likely stood for "Skin Pack 1." This was the Auto Buy Skin Tickets Gamepass. On release of the v0.4.0 Update, this Gamepass allowed players to automatically buy Skin Tickets from the gacha system. In v0.4.1, the gacha system was removed and the Gamepass was set offsale due to paid-random items being banned in certain countries, which prevented some players from accessing Skins. Players who bought the Gamepass before its removal were compensated with 600 Ichor and received the Star-Time Cosmetic Pack for free.

The developer Qwel has publicly stated that she will not create any Gamepasses with gameplay-altering perks such as 2x Ichor. The philosophy is to keep Gamepasses limited to cosmetics and Skins so that all players compete on a level playing field.

The price of Skin Packs may be determined by the number of Skins in the pack, with each Skin costing approximately 40 Robux. If converted to Ichor, each Skin would cost roughly 160 Ichor.

The +2 Sticker Wheels Gamepass is the first Gamepass with no relation to Skins. On January 15, 2026, a day before the v0.14.12 update, the 3x Sticker Wheels Gamepass was renamed to +2 Sticker Wheels and its description was altered. This change was made because the addition of a new Sticker Wheel would have made the original three-times multiplier too powerful.

Purchasing every currently available Gamepass totals 799 Robux.

The Snow-Time Cosmetic Pack introduced moving texture effects on its Skins, a visual feature not present in earlier packs. However, these textures may not render correctly on all devices due to performance limitations.

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