Game Passes

Complete Bundle

A 449 Robux bundle. The store row does not list what is inside.

Complete Bundle in [💻UPD] 📱 Build a Phone Empire

Complete Bundle: A 449 Robux bundle. The store row does not list what is inside. Get it by Buy from the Store tab on the official experience page. Open the bundle details in that screen before paying. Use it to Do not buy it from the name alone. Confirm the contents in the store prompt. The rest of the game does not…

What is Complete Bundle?

Complete Bundle is the highest listed price at 449 Robux. The nine other passes add up to 609 Robux, so a bundle of all of them would be cheaper, but this row never says those passes are included.

Published facts

Complete Bundle facts
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Price449

How do you get Complete Bundle?

Buy from the Store tab on the official experience page. Open the bundle details in that screen before paying.

How do you use Complete Bundle?

Do not buy it from the name alone. Confirm the contents in the store prompt. The rest of the game does not require any pass.

FAQ

Complete Bundle questions

What is the Legacy bonus?

You can sell the company and start again with a permanent Legacy bonus. The listing does not publish the bonus size or a required company value.

Are there working codes?

No code string from DEVTEC STUDIOS was published on the experience listing or the store list read for this guide. Redemption steps are unconfirmed because the listing never names a codes button.

Where does it run, and does it save?

The developer says it plays on phone, tablet, and PC, and that the company saves automatically. Public servers hold 8 players.

What is Build a Phone Empire?

It is a free Roblox simulation tycoon by DEVTEC STUDIOS. You start in a garage in 2007, design devices, set prices, hand them to a team, build the office from that garage into a Headquarters, research new tech year by year, launch with marketing, and read live sales and critic reviews.

Which devices can I unlock?

The listing says research unlocks tablets, smartwatches, earbuds, foldables, and laptops year by year. Phones are the company you start with. Exact research costs and years are not published.