Residence Massacre Tier Lists

Residence Massacre punishes unprepared squads on Night 1, Night 2, and Night 3, then asks you to spend Coins and Robux on tools that may or may not match your playstyle. This Tier List Hub collects ranked recommendations so you invest in gear that saves runs instead of vanity purchases that look cool in the lobby. Rankings assume online co-op on the official Roblox experience by Tea Studio and MisterGamer_67, with anomalies like The Mutant and The Stalker as the baseline threats.

Tier lists here are opinionated but transparent: S-tier picks dramatically improve survival or Coin income, A-tier picks are strong for specific nights or roles, B-tier picks are situational, and C-tier picks are cosmetic or luxury buys you can delay. Criteria include cost in Coins or Robux, night coverage, squad synergy, and whether badge gates block new players. We cross-link How to Earn Coins because even S-tier shop items require farming clears first.

Child tier lists

Dive into the specialized pages below—each goes deep enough to justify its own URL and FAQ block:

• Gamepasses — Better Flashlight, Iron Lungs, VIP, Double TIX/Coins, Double Tools, and cosmetic passes ranked for value.
• Items — Flashlight batteries, Bloxy Cola, Crowbar, Wrench, Gas Can, Radar, Flare Gun, and more from the Coins Shop.
• Cosmetics — Hats, outfits, titles, and collector priorities after you own functional gear.

If you are brand new, read Getting Started before buying anything. If you are hunting fake codes, remember no promo codes are active—tier lists help you spend real currency instead.

How we rank

Every list uses the same pillars:

1. Survival impact — Does it help you survive Night 1 chases, Night 2 UV timings, or Night 3 cabin breaks?
2. Night coverage — Tools disabled on Night 3 (some barricades) drop in tier for players who only push mainline.
3. Co-op value — Items that help the whole squad (Radar callouts, Flare stuns) outrank solo flex picks.
4. Cost efficiency — Coin prices compared to how many failed runs they prevent; Robux passes compared to grind hours.
5. Skill floor — Badge-gated gear is strong but irrelevant until you clear Spirit Helper, Mansion Incident, or The Bunker.

We do not rank anomalies here—that belongs to the Players hub. We also avoid scripting tools; see Scripts only if your group allows them.

Quick priority chart for new players

Priority	Buy first	Why
1	Better Flashlight gamepass	Longer, brighter beam with extra battery—huge on every night
2	Iron Lungs or Bloxy Cola	Stamina wins chases against The Mutant and cabin repositioning
3	Battery (Coins Shop)	Extends flashlight uptime for players without the pass
4	VIP or Double TIX/Coins	Pick VIP for outfit + 1.5x; pick Double for pure farming
5	Radar or Flare Gun	Night 2 info and emergency stuns after badge unlocks
Later	Cosmetics	Hats, color picker, double hats—fun after function

Adjust the chart if your squad already shares roles: one main buyer can take VIP while friends grind Coins for consumables.

Coins vs. Robux spending order

Coins come from night clears, memories, and endless modifiers—see the full economy guide for multiplier tables. Robux buys gamepasses and Coin packs. A healthy progression path:

1. Learn Night 1 free with default flashlight.
2. Save Coins for Battery and Lemonade before cosmetics.
3. Buy Better Flashlight when Night 2 darkness frustrates the squad.
4. Add Iron Lungs if stamina deaths outnumber anomaly catches.
5. Invest in VIP once you play multiple sessions per week.

Avoid buying Double Tools until you regularly equip two shop items and understand Night 3 restrictions.

Squad roles and tier overlap

Co-op teams benefit from splitting tiers:

• Scout — Prioritizes flashlight upgrades and Radar callouts for The Stalker.
• Builder — Buys Hammer or Crowbar for Night 1 barricades until Night 3 disables them.
• Medic — Holds Medkit or Bloxy Cola for stamina and heal support.
• Flex — Carries Flare Gun after Hello World badge for Night 3 cabin emergencies.

Discuss purchases on Discord before duplicating the same S-tier item across four players unless you plan to stack effects.

When to revisit these lists

Tea Studio ships reworks—Night 1 redesigns, Coin Shop merges, gamepass refunds—tracked on Updates. After major patches, re-check Gamepasses and Items because price changes (like Crowbar dropping from 1000 to 200 Coins) shift value overnight. Cosmetic events may spike limited hats on Cosmetics temporarily, but survival tiers rarely flip unless mechanics change.

Use this hub as your spending map: earn currency honestly without fake codes, rank purchases with evidence, and link teammates to the child page that matches their question.