The latest update for Survive Zombie Arena on Roblox just dropped, and it is one of the more exciting patches the game has seen in a while. We are talking about a brand new class, a free reward tied to a third-party app, and some meaningful shake-ups to how the Galactic Event plays out. If you have not logged in yet, now is the time. Let us break down everything that came with this update, ability by ability, so you know exactly what you are getting into.
What Is New in This Update
The update is part two of the ongoing Galactic Event, and while it does not bring a brand-new map or game mode, the content it adds is substantial. The main highlight is the new Celestial class, which is now available through the Galactic crate. On top of that, there is a free reward system tied to an app called Metal, which we will cover in detail below. The Lava Crate is still available in the shop as well, so if you have been holding off on that, keep in mind it could go away at any point.
We had predicted in our last pre-update guide that the new class would be rolled into the Galactic Event rather than sold directly for credits, and that turned out to be exactly right. If you want a full breakdown of the event itself, our Survive Zombie Arena Galactic Event guide covers everything from shard farming to the best weapons available.
The Celestial Class: Abilities and Stats
The Celestial class is the headline addition in this update. It comes with a 0.25% pull rate from the Galactic crate, which sounds brutal but is actually on the more generous end of rare class odds. Here is a look at what each ability does at max level.

- Starfall (Legendary): Rains 120 stars from the sky, each dealing 9,000 damage. This is the most expensive ability at 7,500 crystals, but it clears entire hordes almost instantly.

- Black Hole (Legendary): Costs 2,500 crystals and pulls nearby zombies into a single point before crushing them. It deals 1,400 damage per tick and 14,000 collapse damage at max.

- Space Bomb (Epic): A throwable cosmic bomb that costs just 125 crystals. It explodes on impact, launching zombies outward. At max, it hits 3,000 damage across a radius of 20.
The Starfall ability is genuinely impressive in action. Stars rain down continuously and wipe out entire clusters. The Black Hole is more situational but extremely powerful when you use it on a dense group. The Space Bomb is actually the one we find ourselves using most often mid-game, simply because the cost is so low and you can spam it repeatedly to keep zombies at bay.
What makes this class interesting is that no ability feels wasted. Each one fills a different role. Starfall is your nuclear option. Black Hole is your crowd-puller. Space Bomb is your constant pressure tool. That kind of kit balance is rare, and it is why we think this class has long-term value even in high wave runs.
Is the Celestial Class Worth It?
This is the question everyone is asking, and honestly, the answer depends on how you play. The Starfall ability is borderline broken at wave 100 and beyond, when zombie density is at its highest. In early to mid-game scenarios, spending 7,500 crystals on a single use feels steep. You need to build up resources first before Starfall hits its full potential.
The Black Hole is where things get tricky. At 2,500 crystals per use, you need to be patient and use it only on large clusters. If you throw it at five zombies, it is a waste. If you wait until thirty zombies have piled up in one lane, it is devastating.
The Space Bomb is the real workhorse of this class. It is cheap, it deals solid damage, and you can use it over and over again without draining your crystals. For players who are still climbing waves and do not have millions of crystals stockpiled, this is the ability you will rely on most.
Our take is that the Celestial class is worth chasing if you have the shards. It is not a class for passive players, though. You have to actively manage your crystal economy and pick the right moments to use each ability. If you are curious how it stacks up against other options, check out our Survive Zombie Arena class tier list for a full ranking.
How to Get the Celestial Class
You need void shards to spin the Galactic crate, and the Celestial class sits at a 0.25% drop rate. That sounds low, but players have been landing it within a few thousand shards. Here is what we recommend doing to farm shards efficiently before you start spinning.
- Head to Atlantis on Nightmare mode with the Bastion class equipped.
- Place three turrets at the staircase in a straight line, then plant a shelter nearby.
- Once your shelter is down, use a strong weapon like the World Ender to keep the zombies off it.
- Jump out, collect shards, and jump back in. This is currently the fastest shard farming method in the game.
Having at least 10,000 to 12,000 shards before you start spinning gives you a reasonable shot at landing the Celestial class without spending too long grinding. The more you can save up, the better your odds.
The Medal App Reward: Free Gun and Title

This is a free reward that most players are sleeping on. There is a tie-in with an app called Metal, which lets you clip gameplay footage. If you link your Roblox account to Medal and upload a clip from inside Survive Zombie Arena, you unlock a free gun, a title, and three free Galactic crate spins.
Here is how to do it on PC:
- Search for Medal and download the app.
- Sign in and connect your Roblox account using the connect button inside the app.
- Launch Survive Zombie Arena, then press F8 to start recording a clip.
- Press F8 again to stop recording.
- Go back to Medal, click on the clip to upload it, then return to the game and claim your rewards.
The gun you get from this is not the strongest in the game, but it is a solid starter weapon with decent damage per second. More importantly, the three free crate spins are genuinely valuable, especially if you are early in your Galactic Event grind. We recommend doing this before anything else in the update.
Weapons in This Update
No new weapons were added directly through the main update content, but the Galactic crates continue to offer some of the strongest guns available right now. If you have not yet pulled the Interstellar or stocked up on the top Galactic weapons, now is the time. These guns will likely become some of the rarest in the game once the event ends. For a full breakdown of what is worth spending your shards on, our Survive Zombie Arena weapons tier list has everything ranked and explained.
Final Thoughts
This update is smaller in scope than some past patches, but the Celestial class alone makes it one of the most impactful drops the game has seen. Between the three abilities, the unique visual style, and the sheer ceiling it offers at high waves, this is a class worth grinding for. The Medal reward is also a no-brainer since it costs you nothing but a few minutes of your time. We would say do the Medal steps first, save up your shards, spin for the Celestial class, and then take it into Rooftop Siege on Hardcore to see what it can really do. Let us know in the comments if you landed the class and what your early impression is.
Also Read: Roblox Survive Zombie Arena Galactic Event – Everything You Need to Know
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I am Tanmoy Nath, a gaming writer and Roblox enthusiast with over 6 years of experience covering online games. I have been playing Roblox since 2022, with a deep focus on games like Fisch, Grow a Garden, Paradox, and popular tycoon titles. At Fans First Booyah!, I write beginner guides, tier lists, and update breakdowns – all based on hands-on gameplay rather than secondhand information. My aim is to help both new and experienced Roblox players get the most out of every game they pick up.
