Pull An Egg Game Passes

Pull An Egg sells three Robux passes on the in-game store: V.I.P at 160 Robux, x2 Strength at 160 Robux, and x2 Money at 120 Robux. Those numbers are the live store snapshot this wiki uses. Future Cooks can retune a price; always read the tooltip in the experience before you confirm. This page is the buy-or-skip guide. It is not a pitch to spend Robux on hour one.

The game is free. The group gift is free. The Rusty Coil is free. A pass is a multiplier on work you already do: lifting, hatching, and collecting farm cash. If you have not finished Getting Started, do that first. Buying x2 Money on an empty pad doubles nothing.

This is still Future Cooks’ Pull An Egg, place 70640255604878. It is not Steal an Egg. Passes from other egg games do not carry over. A Steal an Egg x2 Growth pass will not hatch anything here.

The three passes

Pass	Robux	What it is for
V.I.P	160	Store VIP. Read the live tooltip for the exact perk list. It does not replace like-and-join.
x2 Strength	160	Strength from dumbbells and the Auto Train pad climbs twice as fast.
x2 Money	120	Farm cash from hatched pets prints at double the previous rate.

Treat the table as a decision sheet, not a collection checklist. You do not need all three. Many farms need none of them. Promo codes are still empty as of September 2026, so a pass is never a “code substitute.” It is a Robux spend sitting next to a working free loop.

x2 Money first, if you buy anything

x2 Money is the cheapest pass and the one that matches how this tycoon actually pays. Pets on farm slots print cash, including Brainrot income while you are offline. Doubling that number speeds every later purchase: the next dumbbell, Springy Coil, a storage upgrade, a farther pull. It does not pull eggs for you. It does not dodge animals. It does not hatch Exclusive pets. It only multiplies the pad you already filled.

Buy x2 Money when all of these are true:

1. You have at least a few paying pets, not one Common Mouse.
2. You already claimed the like-and-join gift.
3. You are not about to vendor the farm to chase a LIMITED Diamond Egg.
4. You understand that 120 Robux does not skip how to pull eggs.

Skip it when the pad is empty. Skip it when you still cannot move nearby eggs — that is a dumbbell problem. Skip it if you would rather spend the same Robux on something outside this game. A quiet farm that hatches every day gets more from x2 Money than a farm that logs in once a week and stares at VIP.

x2 Strength is a training multiplier

x2 Strength speeds the lift loop. You get bigger faster. Farther eggs become movable sooner. Pair it with the spawn rack and with Auto Train while an egg hatches. It does not make a glued egg slide if you still have not bought the next weight. Strength is a check, then a percentage. The pass is the percentage.

Buy x2 Strength when you are already lifting on purpose and the next band of eggs is the bottleneck — not animals, not storage, not an empty plot. If guardians tag you on every walk, buy a coil with farm cash before you buy this pass. Speed you can repeat beats a stronger avatar that still takes the same tagged line. How to escape animals is the route page; this pass is not stealth.

Skip x2 Strength if you already drag the eggs you care about. Extra muscle on a farm that already reaches Exclusive-range eggs is a comfort buy, not a requirement. Skip it if you have never stood on Auto Train and never finished a nearby pull. The pass will not teach the loop.

VIP is optional flavor, not the on-ramp

V.I.P sits at the same 160 Robux as x2 Strength. The store label is VIP. Perks can include cosmetic or quality-of-life extras; Future Cooks can change that list, so this wiki will not invent a fake VIP kit. What VIP is not: a replacement for joining Future Cooks, a secret Exclusive hatch table, or a way to skip animals.

If the tooltip in your session lists a cash or strength bonus, treat that as a nice extra on top of the two named multipliers. If the tooltip is mostly a tag and a color, buy x2 Money instead. Do not purchase VIP because a thumbnail promised “OP VIP pets.” Exclusive names on this wiki hatch from pulled eggs. They are listed on exclusive pets and the pet roster. VIP does not write those names onto your pad.

Spend order versus farm cash

Robux and in-game cash are different wallets. Do not skip Springy Coil at $10k because you are saving for VIP. Do not skip a storage buy because x2 Money felt more exciting. A clean order looks like this:

1. Like + join. Free cash and an Animal.
2. Nearby pull, hatch, free Rusty Coil. See Getting Started.
3. Farm cash into Bouncy Coil, then Lightning Coil, as the gear shop buy order says.
4. Storage when the pad is full of keepers. Sell or fuse junk first.
5. Optional: x2 Money if the pad is already printing.
6. Optional: x2 Strength if the next eggs still will not move after honest lifting.
7. Optional: VIP last, and only after you read the live tooltip.

Scripts that claim they unlock passes for free are cookie theft. Read script safety. There is no redeem string for VIP. The codes hub is empty on purpose.

Hatch-skip products are not passes

The store tab can also show one-time developer products that skip a hatch timer (small Robux amounts that scale with remaining time). Those are not V.I.P, not x2 Strength, and not x2 Money. They do not stay on the account after that egg. Skip a long hatch only when the egg is already parked and you would otherwise stare at the pad. Do not skip Commons. Do not confuse a 32-Robux skip with the 120-Robux LIMITED Diamond Egg stall.

How this page sits on the wiki

Official place and group: wiki links. Muscle: dumbbell upgrades. Income: how to make money. Shop gears (cash, not Robux): Tools Hub. High-rarity hatches: exclusive pets. Controls for the store UI: controls.

A pass is a multiplier. Fill the farm first, then decide whether 120 or 160 Robux is worth doubling the work you already like doing.