How to Unlock Every 1x1x1x1 Skin in Forsaken Roblox

In the hyper-competitive environment of Forsaken, the 1x1x1x1 character stands as a pillar of long-range dominance and psychological intimidation. Inspired by the infamous Roblox urban legend of a 4th-dimensional entity, 1x1x1x1 is a permanent Killer available for 1,250 Player Points. However, owning the base character is only the beginning. For many players, the true progression lies in collecting his vast array of skins, which range from nostalgic "Classic" references to intricate crossovers with Touhou Project and internet memes.

Customizing 1x1x1x1 is not just about aesthetics; it alters the appearance of his projectiles, his signature "Daemon Shank" swords, and his summoned AI minions. Some skins even change the chase music, providing a completely different sensory experience for both the Killer and the Survivors.

Understanding 1x1x1x1 Gameplay Mechanics

Before diving into the skins, it is essential to understand how 1x1x1x1 functions, as the skins modify specific visual cues tied to his abilities.

1x1x1x1 is a high-pressure Killer who relies on his "Mass Infection" ability—a projectile attack that deals damage from a distance. When he defeats a survivor, he can use "Rejuvenate the Rotten" to turn their corpse into an AI minion. These minions typically wear a Domino Crown and follow the base character's green-and-black glitch aesthetic. When you equip a skin like "16th Night" or "Soccer Legend," these minions undergo radical transformations, often changing their headwear, clothing, and even their death animations.

The Complete Catalog of 1x1x1x1 Shop Skins

The Shop is the primary source for skins, requiring Player Points earned through successful trials. As of the current meta, purchasing every non-seasonal skin for 1x1x1x1 requires a staggering 42,967 Player Points.

Classic Skin (500 Player Points)

The Classic skin is a direct homage to 1x1x1x1’s appearance in "The Classic" Roblox event. This skin strips away the modern, overly-detailed glitch effects in favor of a cleaner, more retro look.

Visual Appearance: The character’s rib cage is tinted green, and the face features a distinct zipper mouth with two piercing red eyes.
Weaponry: He carries the "Daemon Shank," a sword with a green-to-black gradient and a red 'X' on the hilt.
Minion Changes: Minions lose their Domino Crowns and instead wear a custom black Dominus with a green glow and an inverted "c:" face.
Tactical Note: During our testing, this skin proved advantageous on darker maps because it removes many of the brightly glowing particles that usually give away 1x1x1x1’s position.

Evil Green Skeleton (600 Player Points)

Inspired by the "Stuck Inside" green skeleton verse, this skin transforms the entity into a glowing neon-green skeleton.

Visual Appearance: Every part of the character model is replaced by the standard Roblox skeleton bundle, but saturated with an intense green hue.
Minion Changes: The minions also become matching green skeletons.
Trivia: Interestingly, while the shop render occasionally shows a pinkish hue, the in-game model is purely green.
Experience Insight: This skin is widely considered a "challenge" skin for the player. Its luminescent glow makes you visible from across the map, even through thin foliage, making it difficult to ambush experienced survivors.

Soccer Legend (700 Player Points)

One of the most unique "sports-themed" skins in Forsaken, Soccer Legend turns the 4th-dimensional horror into an athletic competitor.

Visual Appearance: Instead of a glitched head, he wears a soccer ball helmet with a Platinum Domino Crown on top. His attire consists of white shoulder pads, black jeans, and a backpack.
Weaponry: His massive shanks are replaced with sleek rapiers.
Projectile Effects: His "Mass Infection" projectiles take on a black-and-orange chain effect.
Minion Changes: Minions are textured in a ghostly white and wear matching soccer ball helmets.

Green Guest (700 Player Points)

This skin taps into the "Guest 666" and "Green Guest" myths that permeated Roblox lore in the early 2010s.

Visual Appearance: 1x1x1x1 adopts the classic Billy Bloxxer outfit and a green skin tone, paired with the Dominus Messor. Large green wings with binary code patterns emerge from his back.
Minion Changes: Minions wear the Dominus Messor and a cape, mirroring the "hacker" aesthetic of the old guest myths.

16th Night (817 Player Points)

A fan-favorite crossover skin, 16th Night is a reference to Sakuya Izayoi from the Touhou Project.

Visual Appearance: The traditional green color palette is completely replaced with deep blue. The character wears a blue dress with a white apron and a large bow at the waist.
Weaponry/Effects: The blue theme extends to the eye, the crown, and the "Mass Infection" projectiles.
Minion Changes: Minions wear red scarves, a nod to Sakuya’s appearance in "Perfect Cherry Blossom."
Community Note: This skin has one of the highest pick rates in competitive lobbies due to the high-quality particle changes and the distinct "blue" aesthetic that stands out from the character's typical green theme.

Pride Skin (850 Player Points)

Released to celebrate Pride Month, this skin highlights 1x1x1x1’s canonical status as a genderfluid entity within the Forsaken universe.

Visual Appearance: The skin incorporates the colors of the Genderfluid pride flag, with shifting gradients across the body.
Effect Changes: The skills and projectiles feature a unique color trail that differs from the standard binary glitch effect.

Darkness (1,000 Player Points)

Darkness is a high-tier shop skin inspired by the boss from the classic "Darkness" game series on Roblox.

Visual Appearance: This is a grim-reaper style skin. 1x1x1x1 wears a heavy dark coat and his face is shrouded in deep red shadows.
Weaponry: He trades his swords for a massive scythe.
Minion Changes: Minions adopt a reaper-like appearance, which can be quite terrifying when they corner a survivor in a tight corridor.

Progression and Milestone Skins

Milestone skins cannot be bought with points; they must be earned through dedication to the character. They represent the "Phases" of 1x1x1x1’s power.

Milestone I (Phase 1): Often the first unlock, this skin adds subtle cracks and more intense binary particles to the base model.
Milestone IV (Phase 4): This is the pinnacle of progression. The character model becomes significantly more complex, with larger wings, more aggressive glitch animations, and a distinct aura that signals to other players that you have mastered the character's mechanics.

Special and Limited Event Skins

These skins are often tied to specific challenges or time-limited windows.

Hacklord

Known as the "Lord of Nuclear," Hacklord is a challenge-based skin. It features a glowing, radioactive aesthetic with toxic green and yellow highlights. To unlock this, players typically need to complete high-difficulty objectives during specific game updates.

Jack Frost (Seasonal)

Released during the winter holidays, this skin turns 1x1x1x1 into a frozen entity. The glitch effects are replaced with falling snow and ice crystals. His "Mass Infection" projectiles look like frozen shards of data.

Why Skins Matter for 1x1x1x1 Main Players

In Forsaken, the psychological element of being the "Killer" is vital. Skins play a massive role in this.

Visibility vs. Style: While skins like "Evil Green Skeleton" are bright and flashy, they can actually disadvantage the player by making them easier to track. Conversely, "Darkness" or "Classic" offer better camouflage in shadows.
Projectile Clarity: Some players find that the "16th Night" blue projectiles are easier to aim because of the higher contrast against the brown and grey backgrounds of most maps.
Minion Utility: In a chaotic chase, the visual appearance of your minions can confuse survivors. Using a skin like "Soccer Legend" where minions look significantly different from standard players can help them blend into certain map assets or, conversely, act as a more effective distraction.

How to Manage and Equip Your 1x1x1x1 Skins

To change your look, you must navigate to the "Killer" menu in the main lobby.

Locker Access: Select 1x1x1x1 from your list of owned Killers.
Skin Selection: Click on the "Skins" tab to view your collection.
Previewing: You can preview the model and its minions before equipping. We recommend checking a "Skin Showcase" on platforms like YouTube to hear the unique chase themes, as these cannot always be heard in the preview menu.

Frequently Asked Questions about 1x1x1x1 Skins

What is the most expensive 1x1x1x1 skin?

Currently, the collective cost to own all shop skins exceeds 42,000 points, but individual high-tier skins like "Darkness" or "Voidbound" sit at the top of the price bracket (1,000+ points).

Do skins change 1x1x1x1's hitbox?

No. All skins in Forsaken are purely cosmetic. While some skins like "Soccer Legend" might look bulkier due to the shoulder pads, the hit detection remains identical to the base 1x1x1x1 model.

Can I get the Classic skin for free?

Generally, no. Most skins require Player Points earned through gameplay. However, during the specific "Roblox: The Classic" event, there were unique ways to obtain event-related items.

Which skin has the best chase music?

This is subjective, but "16th Night" and "Classic" are widely praised by the community for their unique audio tracks. "Classic" originally featured a theme called "Infernus Monochromatica," though the music has been updated in recent versions.

Summary of 1x1x1x1 Customization

Collecting 1x1x1x1 skins is a core part of the Forsaken experience. Whether you prefer the retro vibes of the Classic skin, the athletic flair of Soccer Legend, or the anime-inspired aesthetics of 16th Night, each skin offers a fresh way to experience this 4th-dimensional Killer. While the point costs are high, the visual and auditory variety they provide makes the grind well worth it for any serious 1x1x1x1 main. Always keep an eye on the in-game shop, as developers frequently rework models and add new milestone phases to keep the character’s look as glitchy and intimidating as ever.