Build Whatever UNLOCK EVERYTHING Pass (399): What's Included and How the Price Compares
The UNLOCK EVERYTHING pass is listed at 399 with no contents description. See what the listing shows and how 399 compares with the game's 23 other gamepasses.
Quick answer
Build Whatever's UNLOCK EVERYTHING ✨ [OP] pass is listed at 399, and its catalog entry shows no contents list — only the name, the [OP] tag, the price and an update stamp. No specific inclusion can be confirmed from the listing alone. At 399, it is the second most expensive pass in the game's shop: only Infinite Tnt (1,499) costs more.
- The game separately sells 23 other gamepasses, priced from 5 up to 1,499, with a combined listed total of 2,717.
- None of those 23 listings states any relationship to the UNLOCK EVERYTHING pass, and the bundle's own entry has no contents description.
- Coverage is unconfirmed in both directions: the listing does not prove the bundle includes other passes, and it does not prove it includes nothing.
What the UNLOCK EVERYTHING listing actually shows
Build Whatever's shop lists a gamepass named UNLOCK EVERYTHING ✨ [OP] at a price of 399, with its entry stamped "Updated 2 months ago". That entry is the entire public record of the product: a name, an [OP] tag, a price and an update stamp. There is no contents list and no description of what the purchase unlocks.
That has a direct practical consequence: you cannot verify from the listing whether the pass includes any of the game's other gamepasses or features. The reverse does not follow either — a missing description is not evidence that the bundle includes nothing. The entry simply does not say.
If you are weighing a purchase, open the pass's own page in the in-game store and read whatever description the developer provides there. A statement of what the pass unlocks has to come from the game itself; the name alone is not that statement.
How 399 compares with the individually sold gamepasses
The same game sells 23 other gamepasses individually. Their listed prices run from 5 (Diamond Block) up to 1,499 (Infinite Tnt), and they add up to 2,717 in total.
Against that field, 399 is the second-highest price in the shop — only Infinite Tnt (1,499) costs more. The next tier down is three passes at 199 each: Galaxy Slap Glove [OP], Fly Ability [OP] and Advanced Furniture ✨. The bundle costs slightly more than any two of those combined.
That math explains the name's appeal: if the pass did unlock all of the other passes, 399 would be roughly a seventh of the 2,717 needed to buy them one by one. But the listing never states that inclusion, so treat the comparison as hypothetical rather than a confirmed deal. If you already know you want one or two cheaper items, buying those passes directly often costs far less than 399 — Paint (24) plus Furniture Pack (24), for example, comes to 48.
| Gamepass | Listed price |
|---|---|
| Diamond Block | 5 |
| Ice Biome Pack | 9 |
| Stuffed Shelf | 9 |
| Unlock Sprinting | 19 |
| Garden Pack | 19 |
| Doors Pack | 19 |
| Colorful Glass Pack | 19 |
| Extra Blocks Pack [10 blocks] | 19 |
| Sword | 20 |
| Cherry Blossom Pack | 24 |
| Furniture Pack | 24 |
| Railway Pack! | 24 |
| Paint | 24 |
| Rainbow Pack [Color Changing] | 24 |
| Sling Shot [Can Destroy Blocks] | 49 |
| Blocks Shield | 49 |
| Rocket Laucher [OP] | 67 |
| Bat [Can Destroy Blocks] | 99 |
| Flying Carpet | 99 |
| Galaxy Slap Glove [OP] | 199 |
| Fly Ability [OP] | 199 |
| Advanced Furniture ✨ | 199 |
| Infinite Tnt | 1,499 |
The prices above are exactly as shown on the game's catalog listing, which does not state a currency label. Each entry also carries its own update stamp — the bundle's latest reads "Updated 2 months ago" — so listed prices can change.
Where to look next
We keep a full overview of Build Whatever gamepasses, plus separate guides to the block packs, furniture packs, movement passes and destruction passes. New to the game? Start with how to play before deciding what to spend on passes.