Objects of Terror HPRC Guide: Roles, Badges, and Passes Explained

Seven object-show Contestants, one hunting Co-Host, and a season that ends badly for almost everyone — that is the hook behind Objects of Terror, the 1v7 asymmetrical horror game from Fish Frontier on Roblox. If you went looking for an Objects of Terror HPRC guide, you probably want the basics settled before your first match: which side to pick, which badges exist, and whether the paid passes change anything. This Objects of Terror HPRC guide sticks to what the community wiki actually documents, with dated snapshots wherever a number or a price is involved.

Objects of Terror at a Glance

Objects of Terror is a Roblox asymmetrical horror game developed by Fish Frontier. According to the Objects of Terror community wiki, players either control Contestants drawn from Battle for Dream Island and Inanimate Insanity, or take the Co-Host role and hunt those Contestants down. Matches run on eight-player servers, and the wiki labels the project as a BETA build in its November 4, 2026 update.

Maps are described as twisted versions of familiar object-show locations, so part of the appeal is recognition — you are being chased through places that look like they came out of a cartoon about talking objects. Everything below in this Objects of Terror HPRC guide comes from that wiki snapshot and the official Roblox page for Objects of Terror, so treat the figures as observation points rather than live values.

All rows reflect the Objects of Terror Wiki homepage as of its November 4, 2026 update, captured November 9, 2026.

How the 1v7 Match Format Works

The short version for anyone skimming this Objects of Terror HPRC guide: seven players are prey and one is the predator. Contestants are the seven, and their win condition is survival — specifically, being the last Contestant standing, which is what unlocks the SEASON WINNER badge.

Co-Hosts are the solo role. The wiki names three of them — Announcer, MePhoneX, and Evil Leafy — and each has its own dedicated badge for winning a season. That means the hunting side is not a single experience but three separate wins if you want the full set.

One gap worth flagging: the wiki homepage does not publish a full ability list for every character. It points readers toward separate character and controls guides instead, including a Leafy character guide and a controls breakdown of Leafy's abilities. Read those before a season rather than learning mid-match.

All Six Objects of Terror Badges

The badge list is small, which makes it a clean completion target. Two of the six are effectively participation milestones — you will earn them without trying — while the other four require actual wins.

Badge names and unlock conditions reflect the Objects of Terror Wiki as of its November 4, 2026 update, captured November 9, 2026.

Because this Objects of Terror HPRC guide is built around verification, note what the table implies: three of the six badges are gated behind individual Co-Host wins. If you want a complete profile, you cannot main one hunter — you need a season with each of the three.

Passes and Cosmetics: Dated Prices

The wiki lists three purchasable items. Two carry a Robux price, and the third is listed as unavailable at the snapshot. It also states plainly that the cosmetic items provide no gameplay advantages, so nobody should feel pressured into buying a skin for competitive reasons.

Prices and sale status reflect the Objects of Terror Wiki as of its November 4, 2026 update, captured November 9, 2026. Robux amounts and availability can change — confirm in-game before spending.

Prices move, so this Objects of Terror HPRC guide reports them as observations rather than promises. If the 2x Emotes & Stickers pass returns to the store, it is the only listed item that touches interface space rather than appearance.

Tips for Your First Season

Treat this section as the practical half of the Objects of Terror HPRC guide — habits rather than speculation.

• Learn the 1v7 shape first. The wiki's own first steps are to understand the match format and then choose a side, so decide whether you want seven-on-one pressure or solo hunting.
• Read a character guide before queueing. The wiki explicitly recommends it, and character-specific material exists for at least Leafy.
• Chase the Co-Host badges deliberately. Three wins with three different hunters is a longer project than one good night; plan seasons around a specific Co-Host.
• Use the free badges as a tutorial. LET THE TERROR BEGIN and ELIMINATION TIME arrive early, and the first loss teaches you the elimination flow.
• Explore between rounds. The wiki lists badges and cosmetics as between-match activities, which is a low-stakes way to learn the menus.
• Skip cosmetics if you are budget-minded. Both 500-Robux items are cosmetic, and the Steamworks bundle is described as offering no in-game advantages.

The most useful tip in any Objects of Terror HPRC guide is patience with the badge list: two of the six come free, and the remaining four reward repetition rather than raw skill alone.

FAQ

Is there a mode called HPRC in Objects of Terror? Nothing in the wiki material reviewed for this Objects of Terror HPRC guide describes a mode, pass, or badge by that name. As of the wiki's November 4, 2026 update, the documented roles are Contestant and Co-Host, and the documented passes are V.I.P, the Steamworks Skin Pack, and 2x Emotes & Stickers. If HPRC is community shorthand, the game's Discord server is the place to confirm it.

How many players join a match? Eight-player servers with a 1v7 split — one Co-Host against seven Contestants — according to the wiki's game profile as of November 4, 2026.

How many badges are there? Six. Two are first-time milestones, three require a season win as a specific Co-Host, and one requires winning as the final Contestant.

Do the paid passes give gameplay advantages? The wiki states that the Steamworks skins and stickers are cosmetic and provide no in-game advantages, and describes V.I.P in similar cosmetic terms with a chat tag. Both were listed at 500 Robux at the November 4, 2026 snapshot.