SUITBORN NIGHT 3 Night Vision & Clock Gamepasses

SUITBORN sells a small set of Roblox gamepasses that change how you navigate darkness and track time during facility shifts. This page explains the two most searched purchases — Night Vision (~150 Robux) and the Clock pass — without pretending they replace skill. Pair this guide with Controls, Manage Anxiety, and the Night Prep Checklist so you know when a pass is worth Robux and when free play is enough.

Why gamepasses matter more than fake codes

As of our research pass, SUITBORN has no confirmed promo code system. Players searching “codes” usually want free power; gamepasses are the only verified paid upgrades. Ignore third-party lists promising free Night Vision strings — see Active Codes and How to Redeem for the honest status.

Upgrade type	Status in alpha
Promo codes	Not verified active
Night Vision gamepass	Live (~150 Robux)
Clock gamepass	Live
Kenji Fujimoto class	Unlocked via Bloodbath Mode, not purchase

Night Vision gamepass (~150 Robux)

What it does

Night Vision (often shortened to NVG) lets you toggle a green, brighter vision mode with wider range and longer battery than the default flashlight. Official Roblox store copy describes it as brighter, lasting 2× as long, with a wider range — and green.

Default bind

• PC: R (gamepass required)
• Console: L2 / related face-button mapping per platform — confirm in the on-screen control prompt after purchase

Full bind tables live on Controls & Keybinds.

Why survivors buy it

1. Less flashlight bait — Flashlight beams attract Gojira. NVG lets you route through dark wings without waving a spotlight.
2. Anxiety pacing — Seeing closets and generators earlier means fewer panic sprints that spike the meter.
3. Night 2 pressure — Dual hunters on Night 2 punish flashlight spam; NVG keeps task rooms readable.
4. Bloodbath / Kenji grind — Collab modes reward clean routing; NVG reduces failed approaches before unlocks.

Free alternatives (no Robux)

• Memorize ambient light pockets near office desks and generator rooms
• Use camera feeds (C / camera UI) to scout before entering dark halls — see Manage Anxiety
• Lean peeks (Q / E) instead of walking flashlight-first into every doorway
• Assign a co-op scout who stays near lit zones while the tasker works

Free play clears Night 1 regularly. Night Vision is a comfort and consistency purchase, not a mandatory paywall for 6 AM.

When to skip Night Vision

• You only play short Night 1 practice shifts
• Your PC already struggles and you spam T low graphics — test FPS with NVG before buying
• You plan to grind Kenji first and want Robux for cosmetics elsewhere

Clock gamepass

What it does

The Clock pass surfaces clearer time-of-night information so you know how close you are to 6 AM without guessing from ambience alone. Exact UI presentation can shift in alpha, but the value proposition is decision timing: when to fuel generators, when to finish remaining tasks, and when to camp the exit.

Why it helps

• Prevents late-shift greed — assembling Csybot pieces or tearing the last posters when time is already safe
• Improves generator trips — you refuel with intent instead of looping endlessly
• Helps co-op callouts — “two minutes left, stack exit” is clearer with a shared clock

Free alternatives

• Listen for audio / lighting cues that intensify near dawn
• Use a real-world timer once you learn average clear lengths for Night 1 vs Night 2
• Keep one teammate watching cameras while announcing estimated remaining pressure

Buying checklist (Roblox store)

1. Open the official experience: place 98274370174426 / universe 7537130234 — link on Official Resources
2. Purchase only through Roblox’s in-experience or store UI — never third-party “free gamepass” sites
3. Rejoin after purchase so the pass binds (R for Night Vision)
4. Test once in a private or quiet Night 1 lobby before Night 2 / Bloodbath

Value ranking for most players

Priority	Purchase	Reason
1	Night Vision	Highest impact on stealth routing and anxiety
2	Clock	Strong for Night 2 / exit timing discipline
—	Fake codes	Zero value — see Codes Hub

Pair with wiki tools

• Night Prep Checklist — decide pass vs free route before queueing
• Anxiety Survival Checklist — NVG does not replace emotes
• Tier List Hub — class picks still matter more than passes for Kenji owners
• Patch Notes — V3.7 did not change announced gamepass pricing

Bottom line

Night Vision is the best optional Robux spend for SUITBORN survivors who already understand cameras, closets, and generators. Clock sharpens endgame timing. Neither replaces reading How to Play or practicing Night 1. If you only buy one pass, buy Night Vision; if you only buy nothing, you can still clear — just expect tighter flashlight discipline.