Roblox August Gift Card Rewards Have Arrived & Includes The Oceanic Bucket Hat, Here’s How To Get Them
Roblox players go through more Robux than parents looking at their credit card statement would like to admit. Between avatar accessories, game passes, and the tiny purchases scattered throughout the platform’s biggest experiences, you can end up burning through your Robudget pretty quickly. Roblox says the average paying player spends $19 a month on the game, making a $20 gift card a solid value proposition. Gift cards give you 25% more Robux than players may receive when buying through a mobile app, plus a free item. If that money is getting spent in-game anyway, picking up some extra Robux and something for your avatar in the process is some savvy financial planning. This month’s gift card items have landed, though most of them are designed for underwater.
August’s five ocean-themed rewards are divided between regular retailers like Target or GameStop, Roblox‘s own store, and Amazon. The collection includes the Lost Diver’s Helm, the Eel Wrap, an Oceanic Bucket Hat, the Seagull Swarm Cap, and the Undersea Body Spiral. Where players purchase their gift card determines which item they can redeem, while Amazon ties its rewards to three spending tiers.
Walmart, Target, and GameStop Send Players To the Depths
A trip to Walmart, Best Buy, GameStop, or any major retailer that carries Roblox in their gift card displays will get players outfitted for the bottom of the ocean. August’s standard retailer item is the Lost Diver’s Helm, a coral-covered diving helmet with a reflective finish and bubbles that float around the avatar’s head when equipped. That Roblox gift card at the grocery store is perfect for players who just want a few Robux and a cool item.
Players whose allowance is locked at $10 may want to consider doing their spending without leaving home. Purchasing a card through the official Roblox store not only includes the already mentioned Lost Diver’s Helm, but also throws in the Eel Wrap for good measure. The Eel Wrap coils around the avatar’s head like a scarf, assuming scarves had teeth. That makes the Roblox store the best bet for budget-conscious consumers trying to get the best deal for their Robux.
Amazon’s Roblox Rewards Get Bigger and Stranger
The biggest Roblox gift card retailer has three tiers of gear players can grab with gift cards. Purchasing a card valued between $10 and $20 unlocks the Oceanic Bucket Hat, which features a stylized water texture and is compatible with the accessory adjustment tool. Players can reposition it around different hairstyles, preventing the familiar problem of hair sticking out. Though we count the days until someone uses the illusion face hack to make bucket hat binocular eyes. Gift cards valued between $25 and $40 include the Seagull Swarm Cap, an oversized accessory that places a pile of French fries on the avatar’s head while hungry seagulls circle above. Perfect for those players trying to create a blocky machinima version of Hitchcock’s The Birds.
Creators and other players who regularly go through Robux have a much easier decision, as purchasing a card worth $50 or more will earn the Undersea Spiral. The large body accessory surrounds the avatar with looping schools of fish and floating bubbles, making it the biggest and flashiest reward. Spending $50 solely to acquire a fish tornado may be difficult to explain later, but if the Robux are eventually going to be spent on ads, testing items, or maintaining an experience, buying in bulk means more Robux for the cost and a free school of fish. Perhaps their first class can be Econ 101.
August’s rewards offer something for every Robux budget, whether players are trying to get a deal on two items from one gift card or want to floss the high-ticket avatar items from Amazon’s high roller tiers. Users who are more aerial than Ariel will want to sit tight as they may have better luck in September. Next month’s gift card items are rumored to make like Red Bull and give your avatar wings.