Blood Moon Bundle in Survive Deep in the Woods

The Blood Moon Bundle is a purchasable Roblox game pass for [🎃] Survive Deep in the Woods, listed at a price of 399 and still shown in the game's current pass lineup when the listing data was captured. It is documented only as a product: a name, its own pass icon, a price, and recent created/updated stamps. No description comes with it — the listing does not name a single item, perk, or privilege inside the bundle — so anyone thinking of buying should read the official Roblox store page first.

It is also just a game pass, as far as the listings go. Nothing captured describes a Blood Moon in-game event, mode, or mechanic, however much the name suggests one.

What the listing confirms

The dedicated pass listing titles the product "Blood Moon Bundle", attributes it to [🎃] Survive Deep in the Woods, labels it a game pass profile, and displays the pass's own icon. It lists the price at 399, carries a "View on Roblox" purchase link, and stamps the pass as created 1 month ago and updated 2 weeks ago — relative to when the page was captured. The game's own page independently shows the bundle in its pass lineup, which corroborates that the offer is live rather than a stale or orphaned entry.

The lineup around it, as captured:

Two details are worth pausing on. Every stamp above is relative ("2 weeks ago"), so treat them as a snapshot, not a live guarantee. And the listing shows the price only as "399" — no currency unit appears anywhere in the listing text, so the official store page is where you confirm the exact price and currency you would actually pay.

What the bundle includes: the listing doesn't say

The full visible content of the pass listing ends at the name, the game attribution, the icon, the price, and the timestamps. There is no description text, no item list, and no entitlement breakdown — and the game page's thumbnail is just a price with an update stamp. "Bundle" implies multiple contents, but it names none of them, and nothing documents that the icon artwork depicts what is inside. How the pass behaves after purchase — what unlocks, when, and for whom — is likewise not covered anywhere in the captured listing.

That gap has a practical consequence: you cannot verify what 399 buys from the listing alone. The one place a contents list could live is the description on the official Roblox store page, which is exactly where to look before paying.

Game pass, not a documented event

The name invites an obvious guess: that the bundle ties into some Blood Moon in-game event or mode. The listings do not support that. Neither one describes any event, mode, or mechanic — the confirmed product type is simply a game pass attached to the game. That does not tell you the developer has never run themed content; it just means this listing is not evidence of one. Whether the game currently has anything Blood Moon-related going on is a question for its updates page, not something this pass listing answers.

Limited-time or permanent?

Both captured views show an active offer: a live 399 price, an "Updated 2 weeks ago" stamp, and a slot in the game's current lineup. But nothing in either listing states an end date, an expiry notice, a "limited time" label, or a statement that the pass is permanent. The honest reading is: buyable now, lifespan unknown. Do not treat the name as proof of a closing event window, and do not assume it will sit in the store forever — if timing matters to your decision, verify on the live listing.

Before you buy

1. Open the pass listing and follow its "View on Roblox" link to the official store page.
2. Read the description there. It is the only place the developer could spell out what the bundle includes, and the captured listing shows none.
3. Confirm the current price and currency at checkout — the snapshot showed only "399", with no currency named, and figures can change.
4. Weigh it against the game's other passes: Astral Edge Sword sat at 299 in the same captured lineup, and the full pass directory shows what else is on sale.
5. If the official description still does not say what is included, treat that as an open question and decide for yourself whether 399 is worth the uncertainty.