Lobby items
Cheapest reported Sanity restore.
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Bone: Cheapest reported Sanity restore. Get it by Buy it from the lobby merchant with coins earned from finished runs. Use it to A small safety net after a bad door call. It does not make the next check optional.
100 coins for 10 Sanity in the July 2026 shop report. That is 10 coins per Sanity point, the lowest rate among the four restores.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Coins | 100 |
| Reported effect | +10 Sanity |
Buy it from the lobby merchant with coins earned from finished runs.
A small safety net after a bad door call. It does not make the next check optional.
Look through the front-door glass, listen to the whole request, then check the laptop cameras, including night vision when the tell needs it. Open only when the check matches a safe visitor. If the sign of an anomaly is there, turn the porch light off with the switch to the right of the door.
Most early visitors have a reported safe form and an anomalous form. The Vampire has no documented safe form, so the repeated instruction is to refuse him. The Next Door Neighbour is reported the other way: refusing her makes her smash the camera that watches the car.
Read the living-room board in the current night. A July 25, 2026 guide reported a $180 target, while late-July and early-August guides reported $160. The parent dialogue only says to earn the allowance before 6 AM. Do not memorize one number across updates.
No. The small pale goblin is a house jumpscare, not a door visitor. Guides say it cannot harm you or drain Sanity during a normal night. It does appear in the zero-Sanity ending montage.
No code string was found, and none of the captured developer notes through Update 11 lists a redeem box. Whether a code button exists at all is still unconfirmed.