Intern
Class guideUse Intern while learning patient checks, anomaly tells, and shift pacing.
Class cost: Free (default)
Browse 33 listed class skins, then choose the role that fits your run before spending on cosmetics.
Choose the class that solves your current failure pattern.
Build a skin set around roles you actually use.
Only spend after confirming the current class menu.
Use Intern while learning patient checks, anomaly tells, and shift pacing.
Class cost: Free (default)
A sensible first paid class for treatment-focused players.
Class cost: 20 Animal Coins
Pick Secretary if your role is patient check-in or if sanity pressure builds before treatment starts.
Class cost: 120 Animal Coins
Strong for players who need speed for emergency responses and map control.
Class cost: 250 Animal Coins
Try Psychologist after you understand which actions affect sanity and can avoid avoidable sanity losses.
Class cost: 500 Animal Coins
A strong general-purpose class when your team needs a reliable healer.
Class cost: 900 Animal Coins
Use Security when your team needs both roaming-threat control and a movable camera angle away from the fixed CCTV network.
Class cost: 1250 Animal Coins
Best free-track long-term target if you want a class that rewards clean treatment play.
Class cost: 2500 Animal Coins
Good for regular players who want convenience and strong team utility.
Class cost: Robux; regional pricing may vary
Best considered an optional premium convenience class when you want both early defense and a second opinion at check-in.
Class cost: 790 Robux; regional pricing may vary
Use Firefighter when room fires and emergency cleanup are the main pressure in a shift.
Class cost: 1100 Animal Coins
Choose Barista when your team needs repeatable sanity recovery and you can keep the coffee machine supplied.
Class cost: 2000 Animal Coins
Choose Scientist on runs where DNA experiments and potion production are part of your planned route.
Class cost: 1250 Animal Coins
The live Halloween event adds four limited skins, marked "(Halloween event)" in the class lists above: Ghost for Secretary, Werewolf for Security, Shark Head for Head Nurse, and Dracula for Secret Agent. They are bought with temporary Halloween coins — creator walkthroughs list roughly 850 coins each — and the skins stay permanent after the event window closes while the coins expire. Names and prices are creator-reported until the class menu confirms them.
| Goal | Class lane | Skin focus | Why this route works |
|---|---|---|---|
| Learning the game | Intern | Rascal, Detective, Banana | Keep the forgiving sanity profile while trying different looks |
| Front desk support | Secretary | Classic, Auburn, Cool, Detective Classic | Pair admissions work with a consistent visual identity |
| Threat response | Security / Secret Agent | Hospital Cop / Agent R, Noir, Agent Blueberry | Choose the class for tools first, then collect its skin set |
| Treatment focus | Nurse / Doctor / Surgeon | Listed class skins | Keep a treatment role while building a long-term collection |
Use the class pages for perks, starting items, and team roles. Return here when you want to compare the visual set across roles. This keeps cosmetic browsing connected to actual shift performance.
When a price or availability is not listed, treat it as an open field rather than a free unlock. The class menu is the place to confirm the current purchase state.
Cosmetics are easiest to evaluate after you know which role you actually repeat. A player who keeps losing sanity on long shifts gets more practical value from testing a stable class first than from chasing a rare name. A player who already handles treatment reliably can use the skin list as a collection plan without confusing appearance with a new perk.
The data on this page records listed skin names and the class attached to them. It does not claim an unlisted price, limited-time availability, or a bonus effect. That distinction matters because a class menu can change while the visual name remains in community coverage. Recheck the live menu immediately before spending Animal Coins or Robux.
Confirmed class abilities remain on the individual class pages. For example, Head Nurse is useful for inventory and treatment support because of its documented class benefits; a Head Nurse skin does not add another inventory slot. Security and Secret Agent skins likewise do not replace the camera or Scanner decisions described in their guides.
Use the full class comparison to choose a role, then return here to choose its appearance. This two-step order keeps the page useful for both new players deciding what to buy and returning players checking a collection.
Intern, Nurse, Secretary, Paramedic, Psychologist, Doctor, Security, Surgeon, Head Nurse, Secret Agent, and Firefighter each have listed class skin names on this page.
Skins are appearance choices. Choose the class for its role and perks, then use a skin as the visual layer.
Start with the class you already play most. This keeps the collection goal aligned with a useful role instead of spending currency only for a name.
A missing price is left blank rather than guessed. Check the live class menu before spending currency.
Four limited skins shipped with the Halloween event (October 17 - November 1, 2026): Ghost (Secretary), Werewolf (Security), Shark Head (Head Nurse), and Dracula (Secret Agent). They are bought with temporary Halloween coins, creator-reported at roughly 850 coins each, and remain permanent after the window closes.