The price on the item is the price
The listing's stable rule is that rarer loot pays more and slows you down, from phones to gold bars. The current text says 37 items. Older October descriptions said 31. A name list from before the Halloween update is a sighting log, not a complete Version 1.5 catalog.
Prices roll. One laptop family was seen at $35, $173, and $332. Cash is paid at the exit, so an unextracted $332 laptop loses to a $20 mug that leaves. Example extracts from community runs include about $255, $360, $500, $810, and $1,500.
Observed prices
These readings are mostly mid-October 2026. Recheck them in Version 1.5.
| Item | What was seen | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Gold bars | Top of the official range; no on-screen price | Do not invent a payout |
| Laptop | $35 / $173 / $332 | Read the roll |
| Encrypted hard drive | About $150–$217; one Common was $156 and 0.2 kg | Facility priority on a known route |
| Painting | $89 / $151 | Better than floor clutter |
| Banjo | $95 in a Dorm run | One roll |
| Leather bag | $66, described as light | Solid mid haul |
| Watch | $64, small | Early grab |
| Desk fan | $47 / $57, Rare tag | Rare is not automatically rich |
| Textbook stack | $50 | Dorm fill |
| Coffee mug | $20 / $23 | Exit-path cash |
| Phone | Official cheap end; tutorial item | First proof of an extract |
| Mini fridge | Unpriced; about 50% slower while carried | Leave it on a long return |
| Microwave | 11 kg; unpriced | Can fill a 15 kg start bag |
| Screwdriver | Cannot be sold | Vent tool, not cash |
Other sighted names without prices are in the loot catalog: all-in-one PC, consoles, projector, camera, guitar, record player, tablet, toolbox, lamp, extinguisher, lab sample case, chair, bucket, lantern, granny bag, keyboard, and headphones. Mythic has appeared as a discovery word. Only Rare and Mythic are confirmed tags.
Weight and throwing
The HUD shows kilograms and can say you are maxed out. Hard points: microwave at 11 kg, mini fridge at about half speed, starter bag 15 kg in the October 16 shop, and a $2,000 step to 20 kg. Throwing loot did no damage in one test and was called noise. Keyboards are the throwable example. Hold F was the PC throw.
A bag you can finish
- Take a phone or another light item so the run already has an ending.
- Add a watch, tablet, or bag while the way back is obvious.
- Take a drive, painting, or high laptop roll only on a route you can name.
- Leave the fridge and the microwave unless the open exit is close.
- Extract when the seal drops.
Map notes are on the map pages. The tier list is an editorial sort of these same observations.