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Storage Hunters Roblox Guide: How to Play, Loop and Tips

Updated 2026-09-02 · Roblox Storage Hunters: Open World

Storage Hunters: Open World is a Roblox game about joining auctions, winning storage garages, collecting the items inside and selling them from your own shop for profit. Money and Diamonds then go into upgrades, staff, plot expansion and higher-value areas.

The three most-searched questions, answered from the wiki:

  • How do you play? Find a garage you can enter, press Bid while the marker is inside the green zone, collect the loot, carry it to your plot, sell it to customers. Repeat.
  • Can you trade in Storage Hunters? The Fandom wiki does not document any player-to-player trading system. The only documented way to turn items into value is selling them to NPC customers at your shop.
  • How do you increase the bid zone size? Accessories with the Bid Zone Width stat widen the green zone on the bid bar (documented ranges are 11%–38%, 15%–75% and 30%–75% by accessory tier). Bid Arrow Speed slows the cursor instead, and the Limited passive Steady Hand gives a chance that the zone after a missed bid is wider.

Quick start

StepWhat to doWhy it matters
1Find an auction garage you can enter.Auctions are the main way to get items.
2Bid confidently, especially on high-bid lots.Auctions rarely lose money; high bids guarantee high-value loot.
3Collect the items inside the garage.Items are the main source of money and collection progress.
4Bring items back to your plot or shop.Your shop is where items are sold to customers.
5Sell items, earn money, keep improving.Money and Gems are needed for long-term progression.

Core gameplay loop

PartDescription
AuctionJoin a garage auction and bid against NPCs.
LootAfter winning, pick up the items inside the garage.
TransportMove the items back to your shop or plot (vehicles help here).
SellPlace items for customers and sell them for profit.
ProgressSpend money and Diamonds on Upgrades, Staff, plot expansion and other systems.

Auctions

Each garage has a Net Worth requirement, so start low and work upward. The starter Scrap Garage in the Junk Yard needs $0 Net Worth, the Back Alley Shop Front needs $750, the first Power Plant garage needs $7,500 and the Farmyard Stable Garage needs $10,000. Full list on the areas page.

During an auction, press Bid while the moving marker is inside the target zone. The zone is usually green, but its colour and behaviour can change depending on the garage and possible mutations. NPCs keep raising the price, so timing matters. Winning an auction for too much money can still be a loss if the items inside are not valuable enough.

Auction perks only work once bidding is underway. They come from quests or the shop (bought with Diamonds).

PerkEffect
CalculatorRough estimate of how much profit (or loss) is sitting inside the container.
X-Ray VisionSee through crates and boxes, revealing every item inside before you bid.
KickRemoves one NPC bidder. Their current bid still holds the lot, so you must place a new bid to take it over.

Selling items

After winning, bring items back and sell them from your shop. Higher item value, rare finds and useful mutations raise profit a lot: for example Corrupted multiplies sell price by 6 and Chrome by 12, which answers the common "chrome vs corrupted" question.

Customers may offer below or above fair value, so read the offer instead of accepting everything. Later, the Shop Assistant (100 Diamonds to hire) can auto-accept offers within a threshold you set, adjustable from -50% to +200%.

Diamond tips from regular and Celebrity customers are soft-capped at 65 per hour; a Mint mutation's guaranteed Diamond tip does not count against that cap.

Early progression priorities

PriorityWhy it helps
Learn auction timingBetter timing wins auctions without wasting money.
Increase carrying and selling capacityMore space means fewer interruptions while collecting and selling.
Save and spend Diamonds carefullyGems are needed for the major progression systems.
Check item valuesKnowing what is valuable decides what to keep, sell or prioritise. See items.
Watch for questsQuests reward items, perks, money or progression help.

Important systems

SystemWhat it does
DiamondsCore progression currency for upgrades, plot expansion, staff upgrades and Luck Drinks. Earned from customer tips, diamond safes and vaults, quests and collections, or Robux.
UpgradesPermanent shop improvements: Inventory Space, Selling Space, Advertising, Tip Jar, Price Tags, Trophy Capacity, Storage Box Space, Plot Capacity, Second Floor, Celebrity Customers.
StaffThe Shop Assistant manages offers and is upgraded with Diamonds.
MutationsItem modifiers that increase or change item value.
ItemsCollectibles from auctions and special sources, tracked per area in the Collection Book. Completing an area's book adds base Luck.
MuseumDisplay valuable items for a Luck boost and periodic visitor gifts (money, Diamonds or Luck Drinks). One gift per display at a time.
CertificatesCertificates of Authenticity drop from auction containers and are consumed at the Authenticator to give an accessory one permanent random bonus stat; see certificates. Item grading is a separate Shopping Mall service.

Storage boxes hold extra items; the Huge mutation raises a box's capacity by 50%, Tiny cuts it by 50%.

Basic controls

ActionKey
MovementW, A, S, D
Interact / BidE
JumpSpacebar
SprintShift

Beginner tips

  • Auctions are almost never a losing deal. Bid with confidence, and watch for high-bid lots: the value inside is guaranteed to be extremely high.
  • Spend Diamonds on progression instead of hoarding them.
  • Upgrade capacity as soon as inventory, selling space or plot space slows you down.
  • Pay attention to rare items and mutations; they can be worth far more.
  • Keep checking quests for rewards.
  • You can relocate your entire plot from the Settings menu.
  • Every friend in your current server gives you a base +5% Luck. The Connected accessory stat adds a further random Luck bonus per friend; the roll range and stack limit are not documented yet.
  • Favorite an item in your inventory and the game warns you before you accidentally sell it.
  • Check codes before spending anything.

Lost items

The wiki keeps no bug or glitch list, so known bugs are not documented yet. "Lost" in Storage Hunters is an item category: 29 map collectibles found around the world rather than in auction pools, tracked with the wiki's interactive map. Base values come from the item data module.

ItemBase valueLocation
Book$6.30Map Collectible
Key$0.38Map Collectible
Bluetooth Speaker$4.62Map Collectible
Camera$5.77Map Collectible
Classic Phone$7.69Map Collectible
Jade Bracelet$7.69Map Collectible
Leather Back Pack$6.92Map Collectible (Back accessory)
Marble Vase$11.54Map Collectible
Painting$5.77Map Collectible
Professional Camera$55.77Lost & Found
Lava Lamp$9.62Map Collectible
Suitcase$4.62Map Collectible
LED Flashlight$3.84Map Collectible
Acoustic Guitar$34.61Map Collectible
Circular Saw$21.15Map Collectible
Flip Cellphone$5.77Map Collectible
Typewriter$19.23Map Collectible
Digital Alarm Clock$3.83Map Collectible
Bonsai$17.31Map Collectible
Watering Can$7.69Map Collectible
Cow Milker$42.31Map Collectible
Butter Churn$30.77Map Collectible
Branding Iron$23.08Map Collectible
Scythe$28.85Map Collectible
Cow Bell$6.92Map Collectible
Beehive$42.31Map Collectible
Saddle$100Map Collectible
Horseshoe$5.38Map Collectible
Needle$0.25Map Collectible

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