Contestants

Support Timing: Dr. Fizz, Candle, and Test Tube

Place heals where a chase can still be slowed, and cancel any ability that roots you when the Co-Host arrives.

Support Timing: Dr. Fizz, Candle, and Test Tube

Place heals where a chase can still be slowed, and cancel any ability that roots you when the Co-Host arrives.

Dr. Fizz

Dr. Fizz is a one-star support and defender.

  • Do No Harm reveals every ally's health and location. Check it before you commit to a revive.
  • Pressured leaves slowing puddles when you take damage. Dying triggers a Fizzy Grenade-like explosion without the special puddle.
  • Fizzy Grenade heals nearby Contestants, briefly slows nearby Co-Hosts, and leaves a small puddle that applies the same effects on contact.

BETA 1.0.1 blocks the grenade at low Pressure. Pressure now builds while stationary, builds faster when you move above base run speed, and builds more from taking damage. The grenade was also rebalanced for quicker puddle use in a chase. Build Pressure before a risky rescue, and put the puddle on the escape path rather than on your own feet.

Candle

Candle is a three-star support and defender. Meditation levitates her and she cannot move until she selects the ability again. Treat that as the healing window. Create distance first, keep looking around, and cancel if the Co-Host or Announcer's bugs get close.

Inner Flame accumulates passively. Watch for it while the other abilities are down. Ignite is part of the kit, but its effect, cooldown, and damage are not published. Read them in Info → Guide before you rely on a number.

Candle has no Last Object Standing theme in Public Beta. The buff still applies.

Test Tube

Test Tube is a three-star support and stunner. Blue Ray is used with Q and sprays a Contestant. Public pages do not list its heal, stun, or cooldown. Do not guess those values. She is in the 500 Robux Steamworks Skin Pack, which does not change Blue Ray.

Shared rule

A stationary or committed support tool is how beginners lose a won revive. If bugs, a beam, or the Co-Host can reach the center during the cast, cancel and move. The revive can be attempted again only if that survivor has not already used their once-per-round recovery.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Objects of Terror [BETA]?

It is a Roblox 1v7 asymmetrical horror game by Fish Frontier. Up to seven Contestants from object shows try to survive and reach an exit while one Co-Host tries to eliminate them. Servers hold eight players, and the experience is still a public beta.

Are there working promo codes?

No verified in-game promo codes were documented as of the November 9, 2026 community snapshot. Discord invite strings are not reward codes. Check the official Roblox page and the Objects of Terror [BETA] Discord before trusting any new code list.

How do Contestants win?

Stay alive, revive teammates at Recovery Centers when it is safe, and reach an exit. The SEASON WINNER badge specifically requires winning as the final Contestant. Last Object Standing buffs that last survivor, but the exact stat bonus is not published.

How many times can someone be revived?

A living Contestant uses a Recovery Center to bring an eliminated teammate back. Community documentation says each survivor can be revived only once per round. Automatic recovery options also exist, so ask the team before crossing the map for a manual revive.

Which character should a new player pick?

Difficulty stars measure how hard a kit is to play, not its power. Leafy, Blocky, and Dr. Fizz are one-star Contestants. Announcer is the one-star Co-Host. Golf Ball, Snowball, and Evil Leafy are five-star and are poor first picks.

Do skins change gameplay?

Documented skins, stickers, the Steamworks Skin Pack, and V.I.P are cosmetic. Uncle Sam costs 100 Wintokens and Retro Hero costs 300 Wintokens. Both Robux packs were listed at 500 Robux. The 2x Emotes and Stickers pass was not for sale in the November 4, 2026 snapshot.