Don't Splash Flare Radius: Upgrade Effects and Cost
Don't Splash flare radius increases flare reach and duration. Learn how the upgrade works, its 75 Robux max-level option, and how to spend your Coins.
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What Does Flare Radius Improve?
Don't Splash flare radius improves both how far flares reach and how long they last. That gives you two benefits to weigh when spending your upgrade budget. If you regularly equip flares, consider both their coverage and duration before choosing your next upgrade.
Despite its name, Flare Radius affects more than the size of a flare's reach:
- Greater reach: Flares extend farther.
- Longer duration: Flares last longer.
Keep this separate from Throwing Range, which makes pebbles and bottles travel farther. Choose Flare Radius to improve flares; choose Throwing Range when you want to send those throwable distractions farther across a room.
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How to Upgrade Flares and Reach Level 3/3
Earn Coins by clearing rooms and escaping a map, then spend them on upgrades in the lobby. Flare Radius is one of the abilities you can improve with that currency.

There is also a paid option: Max Flare Radius costs 75 Robux and permanently sets the upgrade to level 3/3. That purchase covers this specific upgrade.
Before spending Robux, use your runs to decide whether flares deserve a regular place in your equipment choices. Spend Coins on the tools you actually use, and consider the permanent maximum only if you want to commit to that upgrade.
How It Compares With Other Equipment Upgrades
Match your spending to the equipment you rely on during a run. The relevant alternatives change different parts of your toolkit:

| Upgrade | Effect |
|---|---|
| Flare Radius | Increases flare reach and duration |
| Throwing Range | Makes pebbles and bottles fly farther |
| Pebble Skipping | Adds more splashes before a pebble sinks |
| Toy Battery | Makes the wind-up toy run longer |
For solo runs built around throwable distractions, prioritize Throwing Range and Pebble Skipping. Pebbles and bottles draw the sound-sensitive monster toward their splashes, giving you a brief opportunity to move or activate a noisy valve.
Throw those distractions away from your intended route, then use the opening to cross. If flares are the equipment you want to improve instead, put your Coins toward their reach and duration.
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