A death drops the player's items and their head. Living teammates see a red REVIVE marker through walls. The dead player still spectates from that head and can type.
Revive with a syringe
- Get a Reviver. It is a dark gray syringe with green liquid.
- Find the head by the red marker.
- Pick the head up, or stand on it with the Reviver equipped.
- Use the syringe on the head.
- The syringe is consumed. The player returns at full health, a green revived notice appears, and they earn Back For More.
You can carry the head into the elevator and revive there. You can also store one head in a Storage Pot. Ores in a pot stack. Heads do not: one head per pot.
Where Revivers come from
| Source | Cost |
|---|---|
| Floor loot, including a Reviver Table | Free |
| Nurse class | Starts with 1 |
| Doctor class | Starts with 3 |
| Elevator vote | Free when it wins the vote |
| Elevator shop | 400 coins |
Selling a Reviver pays 25 coins. That is a good solo deposit and a bad co-op habit if the next floor has a Bone Hound.
If you do not have a syringe
The dead player has 30 seconds to pay 45 Robux and respawn. Video sessions have also shown a 200 Robux option during a full wipe. Treat 200 as an observed prompt, not a catalog price.
If every living player dies, heads are sent to the lobby after 20 seconds unless someone buys the Robux respawn.
Heads and the elevator
- A head that falls in a pit or the void reappears in the center of the elevator. It does not despawn.
- The departure timer does not wait on a dead player. If you leave the head on the floor, it returns to the cabin on the next floor and can be revived there. That situation is also how Left Behind is earned.
- A Reviver thrown out of the map respawns on a random valid tile, or despawns if none remain.
Solo
You cannot syringe your own head. Death without the Robux prompt ends the run at floor zero. Sell Revivers. Doctor and Nurse start with syringes that are only coins when you play alone.
Cooking a head is a separate badge, Charred Remains. Do that only if you mean to. The revive still wants an uncooked plan: syringe first, experiments later.