ALL CHROMAS GAME Classic and Holiday Chromas

ALL CHROMAS GAME already unlocks every confirmed chroma. That does not mean the bag is one flat grid of nine knives and three guns. The official inventory UI splits cosmetics across Season 1, Classic, Holiday, and Search. This page is the tab guide: how those drawers work, which names this wiki can stand behind, and which Holiday dump we will not invent.

The Roblox place has been live since 30 July 2026 as a 12-player Survival / 1 vs All murder-mystery. Rounds are online. You inspect skins in a real lobby, not in an offline museum. Model identity lives on chroma knives and chroma guns. Fan S-A-B ranks live on the tier list. The parent catalog is the chromas hub. This article only answers “which tab, and what are we allowed to list.”

How the inventory tabs work

Join a live server and open the in-game inventory. You should see four browse modes, not a crate UI and not a trading plaza.

Season 1 is the tab this wiki documents in detail. The official Season 1 thumbnail is the confirmation source. If a chroma is named on that art, it is named here. If it is not, it is not.

Classic is a real tab in that same UI. Classic can hold extra cosmetics that never appear on the Season 1 thumbnail. This page will not guess those names from another murder-mystery title. Open Classic yourself. Scroll it. Equip anything you want to test in the next twelve-player round.

Holiday is also a real tab. Seasonal-looking models can live there. Gingerbread icing and bone coloring make players assume a huge Holiday dump already exists on this wiki. It does not. Check Holiday in-game. We will not publish a fake complete Holiday chroma list.

Search is the jump filter when the grid gets long. Type a name you already know — Heat, Luger, Gingerblade — and land on that card instead of hunting across three tabs. Search is not a secret fourth season. It is a find tool.

If a tab looks empty on your client, you are still on the same live place. Empty does not mean a code will fill it. No confirmed promo codes exist as of September 2026. An empty Classic or Holiday row is a reason to look again after a real patch, not a reason to paste a redeem string from a screenshot.

How chroma weapons work in murder mystery

What we can confirm on Season 1

Confirmed Season 1 chroma knives: Deathshard, Fang, Heat, Saw, Seer, Slasher, Tides, Gingerblade, and Boneblade.

Confirmed Season 1 chroma guns: Laser, Luger, and Shark.

The same official thumbnail also shows Fade, Elite, and Emerald as non-chroma skins. They sit in the same inventory family. They are not chroma cousins of Heat or Luger. They do not change damage.

Gingerblade and Boneblade look seasonal. Gingerblade is the gingerbread knife with icing, peppermint guard, and candy handle. Boneblade is the bone / Halloween knife. Both are confirmed on the Season 1 thumbnail this wiki uses. That is why they appear on the Season 1 catalog pages instead of being exiled to a fan-made Holiday dump. Seasonal flavor is not the same thing as “this knife only exists on the Holiday tab.” Confirmation on Season 1 art is also not a license to invent every other candy, snow, or pumpkin chroma from a different Roblox game.

Skins do not change damage. A Classic extra you find in-game does not stab harder than Heat. A Holiday extra does not shoot harder than Luger. The tier list ranks visibility and silhouette because rarity does not apply here: the confirmed set is already unlocked.

What we will not invent

This wiki will not:

• Publish a complete Holiday chroma list from memory, leaks, or other titles.
• Copy Classic names from a different Roblox inventory and pretend they shipped on this place.
• Treat Gingerblade or Boneblade as proof that “all holiday godlies” exist in ALL CHROMAS GAME.
• Rank a skin we have not confirmed on official art or in the live inventory.
• Tell you a promo code unlocks a missing Classic row.

If a later Roblox Updated stamp adds a chroma, the chromas hub and the knife or gun catalog will grow a name we can point at. Until then, Classic and Holiday are in-game homework. You open the tab. You use Search. You equip. You play. You decide whether the extra is worth keeping.

That rule is stricter than most chroma wikis on purpose. ALL CHROMAS GAME’s pitch is “all chromas unlocked.” A fake Holiday list is extra harmful here: players would think they are missing a skin that never existed on this place file.

Using Search without wasting a round

Search is for names you can already spell. If you remember Tides from a clip, type Tides. If you remember a fish-shaped gun, type Shark. If you type Darkbringer because another title had it, a blank result is data. It is not a broken bag.

Do not Search during a chase. Twelve players share an online server. Inventory is a between-rounds tool. After a death, stay in the lobby, open the bag, flip Season 1 / Classic / Holiday, then Search only if the grid is long. Equip a readable default from the confirmed set if you just need to queue again, and read the catalogs when the session ends.

Phone screens hide tab labels more easily than a PC HUD. If you cannot tell Classic from Holiday, rotate the inventory once, look for the four browse modes, and use Search as a safety net. Console players should treat Search the same way: it is a jump list, not a loot box.

Classic versus Holiday in practice

Treat Classic as extra cosmetics that are not the Season 1 confirmation set. Treat Holiday as seasonal presentation. Those are UI labels, not damage tiers, and not this wiki’s dump of every candy or bone variant in the genre.

If Classic shows a knife this page does not name, it is still cosmetic. Log the name yourself, test a throw, and do not wait for a fan article before using it. If Holiday shows a gun this page does not name, same rule. Sheriff ranks currently cover Laser, Luger, and Shark because those are the confirmed chroma guns. An extra Holiday pistol would need the same visibility test, not an S-tier copied from another game.

Gingerblade and Boneblade confuse this split, so here it is in one place. They look like Holiday. They are confirmed on Season 1 art. Catalog them with the other seven knives on chroma knives. Still open the Holiday tab, because that tab can hold more than those two, and we will not list what we have not confirmed. The three chroma pistols stay on chroma guns.

How this page connects to the rest of the wiki

Identity — shape, chroma wash, how a blade or pistol sits in a round — is the two child catalogs. The index of both is the chromas hub. Throw and shot readability is the tier list. This page is only the honesty layer: Season 1 is documented, Classic and Holiday exist in the official UI, Search finds names, and invented Holiday dumps are out of scope.

ALL CHROMAS GAME is released, online, and capped at twelve players. There is no offline inventory sandbox and no Steam collection. Inspect the tabs on the live Roblox listing, then leave this article. If Search cannot find a chroma you saw in a different game, you are on ALL CHROMAS GAME, not that other title — and that is the whole point of refusing to invent the list.