Last Updated: September 2026 | The two sides, the two buyers, the bag that fills up, and what the shop really sells.
Wanted is an open world game set in Oasis City, where you pick a side and live with it. As a criminal you crack ATMs, empty cash registers, break into safes and work your way up to the bank vault. As police you chase those people down and arrest them. Every crime you pull raises your wanted level and puts a bounty on your head, so the more you take, the more the city wants you.
The catch is that stealing something is only half the job. Loot goes in a bag, the bag only holds so much, and it is worth nothing until you get it to a buyer. That trip across town, with a bounty on you, is the real game.
Wanted Overview
| Genre |
Cops and Robbers |
| Studio |
DevvGames, a group of 1,968,959 members |
| Opened |
14 August 2023 |
| Players per server |
30 |
| Visits |
More than 112 million |
| Money |
Cash |
| Codes |
Seven of them work right now |
| Game passes |
None at all |
| Things you can buy in game |
24, adding up to 33,774 Robux |
| City |
Oasis City |
How to Play Wanted
The loop is the same whichever side you join. Go and get something, carry it, and get rid of it before somebody takes it off you.
- Finish the tutorial first. It opens up the shop, and the code box lives in there.
- Pick your side. Criminals take things, police arrest the people taking them.
- Start small. ATMs and cash registers are all over the city and nobody guards them.
- Watch your bag. It holds a set amount, and once it is full you cannot pick up any more.
- Take the bag to a buyer and sell it. The loot pays you nothing until you do.
- Spend the cash on a better gun or a faster car, then go after something bigger.
- Work up to the safes, the jewelry store and finally the bank vault.
Wanted Gameplay
The city is full of things worth money, and they are ranked by how hard they are to reach. An ATM on a street corner pays a little. The bank vault pays a lot and takes explosives to open.
Your wanted level is the price of all this. Do enough damage and the police stop being a background detail and start hunting you, with a bounty on your head that makes you worth their time.
Playing police is the other half of the game and it has its own money in it. Arrests pay, and the bigger the bounty on the person you catch, the better the day you are having.
The bank runs on a timer. Once it has been emptied it takes about twenty minutes to fill again, which is why a busy server has people circling it waiting.
Your bag is the real limit
You can only carry so much at once, so a big haul means more trips, and every trip is a chance to lose it. Deciding what to leave behind is most of the skill.
Two Buyers, and One Pays Double if You Can Wait
This is the single most useful thing to know in Wanted, and new players almost never find it on their own. There is more than one person who will buy your loot, and they do not pay the same.
The pawn shop pays you on the spot. Hand over the bag, take the cash, go again. It is the obvious choice and it is the cheaper one.
The other buyer works out of the syndicate and pays roughly double. The money does not arrive for about four hours, because he has to move the goods first, and he will only take so much at a time.
So the choice is real. If you are logging off soon, take the instant money. If you play most days, sell to the syndicate and collect double later, and use the pawn shop for whatever is left over.
How we know this one is solid
Two sets of notes that have nothing to do with each other say the same thing: double the money, about four hours, and a limit on how much he will take.
The Shop Sells No Game Passes at All
For a game this size that is unusual. Most games with a hundred million visits sell you a pass that sticks to your account forever. This one sells none.
What it has instead is 24 things you buy from inside the game, and they come to 33,774 Robux for one of everything. They arrived in waves, and the waves tell you how the game grew.
| What it sells |
When it arrived |
How many |
Robux |
| Cash |
October 2025 |
5 sizes |
99 to 3,649 |
| Packs of cars and guns |
November 2025 |
4 packs |
39 to 2,499 |
| Money printers |
November 2025 |
3 kinds |
36 to 675 |
| Bag boosts |
March 2026 |
5 sizes |
19 to 999 |
| Restore lost items |
March 2026 |
1 buy |
19 |
| Vehicle crates |
May 2026 |
6 bundles |
198 to 10,999 |
Cash came first, back when the game was two months into its big year. The crates came last, in May 2026, and they are now the most expensive things on the list by a wide margin.
One thing stands out for the wrong reason. The weapon pack costs 39 Robux and the next cheapest pack is 649. Its price was last changed in early September 2026, so that gap is fresh.
What the Prices Give Away About the Game
You cannot charge somebody for a problem they do not have. So when a shop sells a fix, the problem is real, and this shop sells three of them.
It sells bag boosts, five of them, from 5 extra slots for 19 Robux up to 30 extra slots for 999. All five appeared on the same day in March 2026. Nobody sells you space to carry things in a game where carrying is free.
It sells a 19 Robux button that restores the items you lost. That tells you what happens when you die with a full bag, and it is the cheapest warning in the game.
The boosts run on a clock, not on play time. They last 12 hours whether you are in the game or not, which is worth knowing before you buy one and go to school.
A price is evidence
The shop is the only place some of these rules are written down. If something is for sale, the thing it fixes is in the game somewhere.
Vehicle Crates Come in Two Kinds, and the Prices Rank Them
Cars come out of crates, and the shop sells two kinds of crate. It never tells you which kind is worth more, but the prices do.
| How many |
Basic crates, in Robux |
Better crates, in Robux |
| 10 crates |
198 |
849 |
| 50 crates |
849 |
3,499 |
| 200 crates |
3,149 |
10,999 |
Look along the second row. Ten of the better crates cost 849 Robux, and so do fifty basic ones. The studio is pricing one good crate at five ordinary ones.
Buying in bulk gets cheaper per crate on both sides. A basic crate works out at about 20 Robux in a pack of ten and under 16 in a pack of 200.
The biggest bundle of the better crates costs 10,999 Robux. That is the dearest thing in the game by a distance, since the next one down is a car pack at 2,499.
There Is No Badge List to Chase
Most Roblox games hand out badges for your first arrest, your first heist, your first million. This game has never made a single one.
That cuts both ways. There is no checklist pulling you along and nothing to show on your profile, but there is also nothing you can permanently miss by starting late.
Your cash, your guns and your cars are the only record the game keeps, and all three are things you can still go and get today.
Wanted by the Numbers
| What it counts |
How many |
| Visits since it opened |
More than 112 million |
| Thumbs up |
346,452 |
| Thumbs down |
11,000 |
| Players who saved it as a favorite |
474,517 |
| People in one server |
30 |
| Badges to collect |
None |
Those two vote figures come out at about 97 in every 100 being positive, which is one thumbs down for every 31 up. That is a strong score for a game that lets other players take your things.
The favorite count is worth a second look as well. More people saved the game than voted on it, which usually means they meant to come back.
Tips for New Wanted Players
- Put the codes in before anything else. Two of them are cash and three are weapons you would otherwise be saving for.
- Link your account on the studio’s chat server first, or the code box will keep telling you a good code is wrong.
- Farm ATMs and cash registers until you can afford a gun you actually like. They are quiet money and nobody fights you for them.
- Sell before your bag is full, not after. A trip you nearly finished pays nothing at all.
- If you play most days, sell to the syndicate and collect double later instead of taking the instant money.
- Wait out the bank. It refills about every twenty minutes, so there is no point circling it the moment it empties.
- Try the police side for an hour. Arrests pay, and you learn where criminals go, which helps when you switch back.
Wanted FAQ
Does Wanted have codes?
Yes, seven of them work right now, and they pay cash, an Uzi, C4, grenades and vehicle crates. You have to link your account on the studio’s chat server before any of them will go in.
What do I do with loot after I steal it?
Take it to a buyer. Loot pays you nothing while it sits in your bag, and your bag fills up fast, so the trip to the buyer is part of the job.
Which buyer pays more?
The one in the syndicate, at about double. The money takes roughly four hours to arrive and he only takes so much at a time, so the pawn shop is still useful for the rest.
Is Wanted free to play?
Yes. It has no game passes at all, and the 24 things it does sell are all bought from inside the game.
What happens when I die with a full bag?
You drop what you were carrying. The shop sells a 19 Robux button that gives your lost items back, which tells you how often it happens.
How many people are in a server?
Thirty, which is a big room for this kind of game. It means the city is busy and somebody else is usually going after the same bank as you.
Are there badges to collect?
No. Not one has ever been made for this game, so nothing you do here shows up on your profile.
Wanted opened in August 2023 and comes from DevvGames, a group of nearly two million members that is not a Roblox-verified group. The same studio made Ohio, an older game with almost three times as many visits.