PIGSHOT The Arsenal: Game Pass Price and Buying Guide

What Is The Arsenal in PIGSHOT?

PIGSHOT The Arsenal is a game pass priced at 4,999 Robux. It carries a much higher price than the other passes, which range from 49 to 499 Robux. Read its description and purchase prompt before committing that much of your balance.

You can enter the game through the official PIGSHOT Roblox page. When reviewing the purchase, match the name The Arsenal to the pass you intend to buy.

PIGSHOT is a Roblox shooter from Polsia Studio built around armed pigs and quick, round-based fights. Its combat combines weapon pickups with grappling, jumping, flips, and sliding. Spend some time with both sides of that combat loop: getting a weapon into your hands and staying mobile once an opponent starts firing.

How Its Price Compares With Other Passes

The Arsenal sits at the top of the game's pass prices. Barn Runner costs 49 Robux, while Turbo Trotter costs 199 Robux and Golden Hoof costs 499 Robux.

The two other options are 2X Speed at 149 Robux and 2x Bacon at 499 Robux. Compare the descriptions alongside those prices before choosing where to spend.

Keep your cosmetic budget in mind, too. PIGSHOT awards coins for matches, and its shop includes shirts, pants, hats, and crowns. Complete daily tasks for extra rewards while working toward your next purchase.

Appearance customization also includes colors, patterns, and stickers. Browse those options alongside the clothing choices if personalizing your pig is part of your spending plan. Keep the pass names separate when comparing purchases: Golden Hoof and 2x Bacon each cost 499 Robux, despite being different entries.

Learn the Weapon Crate Loop Before Spending

Weapons come from crates during matches, so finding a pickup is part of the fight. The weapon pool includes shotguns, revolvers, grenade launchers, and rocket crossbows.

There is more variety beyond those weapons, including miniguns, paintball guns, a flamethrower, and a normal crossbow. Shields also appear among the pickups. Try different crate results during your matches rather than judging the combat entirely by whichever weapon you happen to grab in your opening round.

A bow can be charged before firing, while a shield can break during combat. Practice charging the bow before taking a shot, and watch the condition of a shield while using it. These pickups give you different things to manage beyond simply pointing a gun at another pig.

Ammunition deserves attention because a weapon can run dry during a fight. Running out can leave you searching for another pickup while enemies remain armed. Check your ammunition before pursuing an opponent, and identify another crate before committing to a chase that takes you away from available weapons.

Opening a crate also creates a contest over its contents. Another player can grab the weapon that drops, including an opponent. Watch who is close to the pickup before opening it, and give an unarmed teammate space to collect a weapon when you already have one.

Matches include 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3 fights. Use a duel to practice handling your own pickups, then try team rounds to work on sharing space around crates. In team fights, leave a clear firing lane for your partner instead of standing between their weapon and an enemy.

Map voting takes the action across castles, desert ruins, shipping docks, and other arenas. Use the grappling hook to swing across the map, and practice double jumps, flips, and slides while navigating between weapons. Pay attention to arena edges, too: falling off the map can end your part in a round.

Play a few matches before making an expensive purchase:

• Locate a crate early. Find a weapon before chasing an armed opponent.
• Watch your ammunition. Keep track of nearby crates when you need another weapon.
• Practice moving between pickups. Use the grappling hook, double jump, and slide to reposition.
• Give teammates room. Avoid crowding the same crate or blocking their shots.

Duels go to the first side to win 3 rounds. Use those rounds to practice getting armed and moving under pressure before deciding how much Robux you want to spend.