ROB RUN Key Locations: Safe, Room & Keycard Guide

ROB RUN key locations are not documented with map coordinates in the currently available source material. What is confirmed is a catalogue of 35 key and access items listed on the ROB RUN Wiki's Keys page, which states that "each key's text says what it opens." In other words, the game itself tells you the destination on the item — the wiki does not publish spawn points or map markers for them. Treat any specific "key location" claim you see elsewhere as unverified until a source documents it.

What the source actually confirms

The only reference available for this topic is a wiki index page published on 4 November 2026. It lists 35 entries with names and values, and nothing else — no maps, no coordinates, no drop tables, no screenshots of key spawns. Version and platform are not independently confirmed by the material.

Because of that, this article covers what the catalogue tells you: the key families, their price ranges, and how to use the in-game key text to work out what a given key unlocks.

The five key families at a glance

The 35 entries break down into five distinct item types. Prices below are taken directly from the wiki listing.

That adds up to 35 entries, matching the wiki's stated count. The pattern is worth noting: the two cheapest and most numerous categories (Safe Keys and Room Keys) are the "entry level" finds, while the Code Tablet and Deposit Box Keys sit at the top of the price ladder by a wide margin.

Safe Keys: the common, uniform tier

Thirteen Safe Keys are listed, and every single one carries the same $5,000 value. There is no price variation at all in this tier, which suggests they are interchangeable in function — one Safe Key is not "better" than another based on its listing.

If you are hunting for keys in ROB RUN, this is the tier you are most likely to encounter simply because it has the most entries. The wiki does not say where they appear, so the practical advice is: pick one up when you see it, then read its description text to find out which safe it opens.

Room Keys: the widest spread

Room Keys are the most varied group. Thirteen entries range from $21,000 to $58,200, with most clustered in the low-to-mid $20,000s:

• $21,000
• $22,500 (two entries at this price)
• $23,400
• $23,500
• $23,700
• $24,500
• $25,700 (two entries at this price)
• $26,500
• $27,000
• $28,800
• $58,200

The single $58,200 outlier is more than double the next-highest Room Key, which hints it opens something meaningfully different from the rest. The wiki does not explain why, so treat that as an observation from the pricing, not a confirmed mechanic.

Keycards and ID Cards: the mid-to-high tier

Four Keycards are listed at $43,200, $46,200, $51,000 and $56,200. Two ID Cards sit above them at $72,000 and $82,000. These are security-style access items rather than simple keys, judging by their names, and their prices place them firmly in the upper half of the catalogue.

Code Tablet and Deposit Box Keys: the top of the ladder

The two most expensive entries are singletons:

• Code Tablet — $187,500
• Deposit Box Keys — $200,000

These are roughly 37 to 40 times the price of a single Safe Key. No source material explains what a Code Tablet unlocks or where Deposit Box Keys are used, so that remains unknown for now. If you find one, the wiki's guidance applies: read the item text.

How to actually find out what a key opens

Since location data is not published, the reliable method is the one the source describes — the key's own description text.

1. Acquire the key. The wiki does not document spawn points, so there is no confirmed route to list here.
2. Open your inventory and read the item description. The wiki states each key's text says what it opens.
3. Match the description to the lock. A "Room Key" description will name a room; a Safe Key description will name a safe.
4. Note the price tier as a rough guide. A $58,200 Room Key is unlikely to open the same thing as a $21,000 one, based on the spread in the catalogue.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Assuming all keys of a type are the same. Safe Keys are uniformly priced, but Room Keys are not — thirteen Room Keys span nearly $40,000 in value.
• Ignoring the item text. The wiki explicitly says the description is the source of truth for what a key opens. Skipping it is the fastest way to carry a key you cannot use.
• Trusting unverified location guides. No coordinates, maps or spawn data appear in the available material. Anyone presenting exact locations is going beyond what is currently documented.

What remains unknown

To be direct about the gaps: the source material confirms what keys exist and what they cost, but not where they spawn. Specifically, these questions are unanswered by the available evidence:

• Which maps or buildings contain each key
• Whether keys respawn or are one-time pickups
• Drop rates from any source
• Whether the Code Tablet or Deposit Box Keys have special acquisition methods

If you need location data, the Keys page on the ROB RUN Wiki is the canonical index, and its Discord community is where contributors discuss page updates — that is the most likely place for location documentation to appear first.

FAQ

How many keys are in ROB RUN? The wiki lists 35 key and access entries: 13 Safe Keys, 13 Room Keys, 4 Keycards, 2 ID Cards, 1 Code Tablet and 1 Deposit Box Keys entry.

What is the cheapest key? Safe Keys, at $5,000 each — all thirteen are listed at that price.

What is the most expensive key item? Deposit Box Keys at $200,000, followed by the Code Tablet at $187,500.

Where do I find keys? That is not documented in the available source material. The wiki only confirms that each key's description text states what it opens.

Are all Room Keys worth the same? No. They range from $21,000 to $58,200, with one notable outlier at the top end.