Objects of Terror Skin Showcase: Leafy Wintokens, Steamworks Pack, and V.I.P Looks

Cosmetics in Objects of Terror are never just decoration. In a 1v7 horror match, your silhouette is how everyone else spots you, so the right look is part taste and part table stakes. This Objects of Terror skin showcase stays close to what is actually confirmed: Wintoken prices for Leafy, the Steamworks pack, and V.I.P perks. Every number below comes from the Objects of Terror Wiki collectibles page as of its 2026-11-04 update, so treat each figure as a dated snapshot rather than a live shop price.

What This Objects of Terror Skin Showcase Includes

The wiki documents three supported routes to a new appearance: Leafy's Wintoken skins, the Steamworks Skin Pack, and V.I.P. They are not interchangeable, and they do not use the same currency. Use this Objects of Terror skin showcase as a map of what each route actually contains before you commit.

All rows reflect the Objects of Terror Wiki collectibles page, updated 2026-11-04 (captured 2026-11-09). Confirm prices in game before purchasing.

Leafy's Wintoken Skins: Uncle Sam vs. Retro Hero

In an Objects of Terror skin showcase, the Leafy pair is the budget-friendly corner. Uncle Sam is listed at 100 Wintokens and swaps Leafy out for Uncle Sam from Battle For Object. Retro Hero sits at 300 Wintokens — three times the cost — and the wiki notes it is offered through the Daily Shop rather than as a standing unlock.

That 200-Wintoken gap is the whole decision. If you just want a different silhouette on Leafy, Uncle Sam is the lower-risk pick. If you specifically want the Retro Hero look, budget for 300 and keep an eye on the Daily Shop rotation, since that is the channel the wiki lists for it.

Worth flagging: these are Leafy skins. They customize Leafy, not Evil Leafy, and the wiki treats those as two separate names throughout.

Steamworks Skin Pack: Five Skins, Ten Stickers

At 500 Robux, the Steamworks Skin Pack is the widest single purchase in this Objects of Terror skin showcase. The wiki describes it as five exclusive skins plus ten exclusive stickers themed around those skins, and it lists these four characters by name:

• Blocky
• Dr Fizz
• Test Tube
• Evil Leafy

Note the mismatch: the page says five skins but names four characters. Before buying, open the actual game listing and count the roster yourself rather than assuming which character fills the fifth slot.

The pack is also explicitly cosmetic. The wiki states its items give no gameplay advantage, so buy it for the looks and the sticker set — not because you expect to survive longer in a match.

V.I.P Skins and the Other 500 Robux Option

V.I.P costs the same 500 Robux as Steamworks, which makes the comparison worth a second look. According to the wiki's 2026-11-04 update, V.I.P includes an exclusive chat tag plus exclusive skins and stickers for both Leafy and Evil Leafy, with more V.I.P bonuses planned for the future.

Two other pass details from the same page are easy to mix up. First, a separate 2x Emotes & Stickers pass adds two extra Emote and Sticker wheels, but the wiki lists it as not for sale — it expands your wheels and is not a skin collection. Second, the wiki says game-pass purchases using in-game currency are planned for a future update. That is a plan, not a live option, so don't budget around it.

Tips Before You Pick a Look

• Match the skin to the character you actually play. A Steamworks pack that covers Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy is only good value if those are characters you touch.
• Separate Leafy from Evil Leafy. Leafy's Wintoken skins and V.I.P's Leafy/Evil Leafy cosmetics sit on different systems.
• Do the Wintoken math first. Uncle Sam at 100 Wintokens is the cheapest documented pick here; exhausting that option before spending Robux is reasonable.
• Watch the Daily Shop for Retro Hero. The wiki ties that 300-Wintoken skin to the shop rather than a fixed listing.
• Verify before paying. A proper Objects of Terror skin showcase can price a pack, but only the in-game store can confirm what is on sale the moment you open it.
• Remember cosmetics are cosmetic. Nothing on the wiki page suggests these items change match outcomes.

For the live storefront, the official Objects of Terror page on Roblox is the place to browse current cosmetics and passes.

FAQ

Are Objects of Terror skins cosmetic only? For the Steamworks Skin Pack, yes — the wiki states its items provide no gameplay advantages. V.I.P's listed perks are a chat tag plus skins and stickers, with more bonuses described only as planned. No documented cosmetic on the page changes combat or survival.

How much is the cheapest pick in this Objects of Terror skin showcase? As of the wiki's 2026-11-04 update, Uncle Sam is the lowest documented option at 100 Wintokens, followed by Retro Hero at 300 Wintokens. The Robux options — Steamworks and V.I.P — were each listed at 500 Robux on the same date.

Do V.I.P and the Steamworks Skin Pack include the same skins? No. Steamworks covers five exclusive skins and ten matching stickers across Blocky, Dr Fizz, Test Tube, and Evil Leafy. V.I.P focuses on exclusive Leafy and Evil Leafy cosmetics plus a chat tag. Same price, different contents.

Is the 2x Emotes & Stickers pass a skin pack? No. It grants two additional Emote and Sticker wheels — not a skin collection — and the wiki lists it as not for sale at the time of its 2026-11-04 update.