Caretakers Roblox gear consists of equippable survival tools and utility items purchased through the lobby shop to help players survive rounds against hostile entities like Bon. Players use active gear to break pursuit lines, detect map objectives, stun attackers, or restore downed teammates.
Items are purchased using cash earned from completing bunker objectives and escaping matches, and equipped into active loadout slots before entering a round.
All Caretakers Roblox Gear and Items
Players can equip several distinct items into their active loadout slots. Each piece of gear provides a specific active or passive utility during survival rounds.
| Gear Item | In-Game Effect | Observed Cost / Source |
|---|---|---|
| Entity Mask | Puts on a disguise that conceals the player, causing Bon to lose detection and vanish for a few seconds. | In-Game Shop / Bundles |
| Taser | Fires a projectile at an entity to stun them for several seconds, allowing a quick escape. | In-Game Shop |
| Scanner | Active device that scans the map and highlights all interactable objective objects. | $130 In-Game Cash |
| Self-Revive | Equippable utility item that allows a player to revive themselves after being downed by an entity. | In-Game Shop |
| Speed Drink | Consumable beverage that temporarily boosts player sprint speed. | In-Game Shop |
| Slip Trap (Peel) | Tossed onto the floor to cause anyone who steps on it to slip. | In-Game Shop |
| Stim | Tactical survival utility available in the loadout shop for round defense. | In-Game Shop |
The Entity Mask and Taser serve as emergency defensive items during direct chases. In gameplay testing, firing the Taser consumes the shot to stun the monster, while the Mask must be actively selected and put on to drop entity agro before you take lethal damage. The Scanner is particularly effective on large maps like the Bunker, marking broadcast terminals, valves, and safes so players do not waste stamina wandering corridors.
How to Get and Equip Extra Gear Slots
Survivors start with a single active gear slot in their default loadout. Managing multiple tools requires purchasing expanded slots or specialized bundles:
- Open the Store or Loadout interface from the main lobby between rounds.
- Select the Owned Gear tab to view purchased items such as the Taser, Scanner, or Mask.
- Click an item to assign it to Slot 1.
- To carry a second item, purchase the Extra Gear Slot gamepass for 49 Robux. This unlocks Slot 2, allowing combinations like carrying both an objective Scanner and a defensive Taser into the bunker.
- Limited-time offers, such as the official Gear Bundle, provide pre-packaged sets of survival-only tools for players looking to stock their inventory quickly.
Earning Cash for Gear Purchases
Equipment in Caretakers requires in-game cash, which must be earned across multiplayer survival rounds:
- Completing Assigned Tasks: Repairing broadcast frequencies, turning gas valves, hacking computer terminals, and entering safe combinations rewards cash bonuses on task completion.
- Reviving Teammates: Helping fallen allies back up grants bonus cash rewards (such as +$60 per assist observed in matches).
- Escaping Rounds: Successfully reaching the open extraction door before the timer expires delivers lump-sum cash payouts.
- Double Cash Gamepass: Players who want to buy gear faster can purchase the permanent Double Cash gamepass for 299 Robux to double all earnings from matches and objectives.
Combining Gear with Survivor Perks
Gear performance can be amplified when paired with specific survivor perks and classes in the loadout menu:
- Scanner + Technician: The Technician perk finishes tasks one stage earlier (such as requiring two terminal hacks instead of three). Pairing it with a Scanner allows players to pinpoint all broadcast consoles immediately and clear them in seconds.
- Taser or Mask + Lock-on Speed Burst: Players who equip the burst speed perk receive a 5-second sprint surge the instant an entity locks onto them. Combining this burst with an Entity Mask or a Taser shot creates distance to escape dead-end rooms.
- Angel Class + Self-Revives: The Angel class lets survivors see downed players through walls and grants a carrying speed boost. Carrying utility gear while using the Angel setup ensures you can navigate past roaming entities to reach dying teammates in time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you use the Taser more than once per round?
In current beta testing, the Taser functions as a single-use tactical stun during encounters. If fired, you must restock or re-equip your loadout for subsequent matches.
What happens if you get downed without a revive item?
If an entity downs you and you do not possess a self-revive item, you must wait for a teammate to reach your location and complete the revive interaction before you bleed out. Alternatively, players can purchase an instant round revive for 12 Robux.
Do doors block entities if you do not have defensive gear?
Closing doors can briefly slow entities down, but entities can open doors and push through rooms. Relying on doors alone is not guaranteed safety without a mask, taser, or low vent crawl space to break line of sight.
