Plane Crash Simulator crash points serve as the primary currency for unlocking new aircraft in REgelly150's Roblox physics game. Crashing planes into structures, flying through dangerous map hazards, and redeeming codes directly credit points to your account balance. Accumulating enough points allows you to expand your hangar from starter planes to multi-engine passenger jets and supersonic airliners.
How to Earn Crash Points Through Gameplay
Crash points are awarded dynamically whenever your aircraft sustains structural damage, collides with the environment, or completes risky maneuvers. Version 3.60 added destructible map targets, giving pilots specific structures to hit for impact scores:
Targeting other players does not reward currency. Shooting down other planes in the airspace provides no crash points, meaning your score relies strictly on environmental damage, stunts, and map destruction.
Aircraft Pricing and Upgrades
Acquired crash points go toward purchasing locked aircraft from the spawn interface. While entry-level aircraft are accessible early, larger models require substantial point balances. In-game menu pricing shows mid-tier planes costing around 50,000 points, while high-tier options such as the Concord require 120,000 points.
Certain iconic aircraft are sold separately as game passes rather than through crash points. The table below outlines the Robux game passes available in the official store:
| Game Pass | Robux Cost | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 2X Crash Points | 299 | Multiplies earned gameplay points; leaderboards show unmultiplied values |
| B52 | 299 | Heavy long-range military bomber |
| A380 | 349 | Wide-body double-deck passenger aircraft |
| The 747 | 499 | Classic wide-body commercial airliner |
| A225 | 599 | Large cargo aircraft designed for heavy transport loads |
The 2X Crash Points Game Pass
Pilots seeking faster progression can purchase the official 2X Crash Points game pass for 299 Robux. This pass applies a permanent double multiplier to all crash points collected during gameplay flights and collisions.
The developer specifies an exception regarding server rankings: in-game leaderboards always record and display your base, unmultiplied score. The doubled currency applies exclusively to your spendable wallet for aircraft purchases.
Redeeming Free Points via the Gift Menu
In addition to flight destruction, players can claim bonus crash points through promotional codes released for community like milestones, such as the 120,000 likes goal. Claiming these rewards requires following specific in-game steps:
- Launch Plane Crash Simulator on Roblox.
- Select the Gift icon located on the right side of the screen.
- Enter the valid text string into the redemption field.
- Click the Redeem button to collect points directly into your balance.
Points from code redemptions credit instantly. If a code fails to process, confirm the exact spelling or rejoin the game to connect to an updated server version.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you get crash points for shooting down other players?
No. Dogfighting and destroying opposing planes does not award crash points. Points are awarded exclusively through environmental collisions, map destruction, and dangerous flight maneuvers.
What is the fastest way to afford the Concord?
Equipping the 2X Crash Points game pass cuts the required flight time in half.
Why does my leaderboard score differ from my total crash points?
The 2X Crash Points pass only doubles the currency added to your bank. Server leaderboards are configured to track real, unmultiplied points earned through raw gameplay to keep score rankings uniform.
