Bobby's Daycare: How to Host a Room (and the Passes That Change It)
What you get when you host a room in Bobby's Daycare: a co-op match that shares the overnight job, plus the Custom Match and Big Party passes that change hosted-room rules and party sizes.
Quick answer
Hosting a room in Bobby's Daycare gives you your own co-op match: you play the overnight job alongside other players and share the work instead of covering it alone. Two game passes change what a hosted room can do — Custom Match (R$113) lets you change the rules of your match, and Big Party (R$90) unlocks party sizes 5 and 6 in every room you host.
- The game itself is free; the passes add hosted-room options.
- Custom Match (R$113): turn it on while hosting to change the rules of your match.
- Big Party (R$90): adds the 5- and 6-player party sizes to every room you host.
Bobby's Daycare supports hosting a room, and a hosted room is a match of your own — the setup for playing the night with other players instead of solo. What you get out of it comes from two places: the co-op play itself, which lets everyone share the overnight job, and the game passes tied to hosting, which decide whether you can change the rules of your match and whether the largest party sizes are available. Below is what hosting actually gives you, and exactly how each pass changes a room you run.
What you get when you host a room
Hosting gives you the co-op match itself. In Bobby's Daycare you can play co-op with other players to share the overnight job, and hosting a room puts you in charge of that shared run: the room is yours, and the passes you own as host decide its extras.
Two hosted-room abilities are tied directly to game passes rather than the base setup:
- Changing the rules of your match requires the Custom Match pass, turned on while you host.
- Party sizes 5 and 6 require the Big Party pass, which unlocks them in every room you host.
If your whole plan is to split the night with friends, co-op play is what you are after: in Bobby's Daycare you can play co-op with other players to share the overnight job.
The two passes that change hosted-room behavior
Comparison
| Game pass | Price | What it changes in a hosted room | How it applies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big Party | R$90 | Unlocks party sizes 5 and 6 | In every room you host |
| Custom Match | R$113 | Lets you change the rules of your match | When you turn it on while hosting a room |
Big Party (R$90): bigger party sizes in every room you host
Big Party unlocks party sizes 5 and 6 in every room you host, so those two party sizes are available every time you set up a room.
The scope of the unlock is the hosted room: Big Party unlocks party sizes 5 and 6 in every room you host, so the 5- and 6-player options are available in every room you set up as host. For the bigger sizes in your own rooms, Big Party is the pass that unlocks them.
Custom Match (R$113): rule changes when you host
Custom Match works as a toggle rather than an always-on effect. You turn it on when you host a room, and with it on you can change the rules of your match. The pass adds the ability; switching it on at hosting time is what activates it for that match.
That makes Custom Match the pass for players who want a say in how their hosted match plays, not just in how many people fit in the room.
How the two passes fit together
Big Party and Custom Match change different parts of the same hosted room. Big Party answers how many players fit: it unlocks the 5- and 6-player party sizes in every room you host. Custom Match answers what rules the match runs on: turn it on while hosting and the rules become yours to change. Both effects are host-side — Big Party unlocks its bigger party sizes in the rooms you host, and Custom Match applies when you turn it on while hosting a room.
Decision guide
The co-op payoff
The reason to host is the shared night itself. Co-op turns the overnight job from a solo responsibility into something split between players, and that is what a hosted room gives you before any pass enters the picture. The passes then shape the room around your group: a bigger party with Big Party, your own rules with Custom Match.
If you are new to the game, start with the Bobby's Daycare beginner guide before setting up your first hosted night. For the shop's full pass lineup, see the Bobby's Daycare gamepasses overview, and for more on Custom Match itself, there is the Bobby's Daycare custom match guide.
Related Guides
Custom Match Setup
What the R$113 pass requires, how to enable it while hosting, and what it changes in your room.
Gamepasses: All 4 Passes
Big Party, 2x Tokens, Custom Match and Night Shift — what each pass gives and its Robux price.
How to Revive
Every revive option the shop lists, from R$45 self-revives to the Night Shift pass's free revive.