Ant Evolution Power Snack, Power Feast and Power Banquet: Prices and How to Choose

Ant Evolution sells three Power-food items in its developer product shop — Power Snack, Power Feast and Power Banquet — at three increasing price tiers:

The price gaps are large: Power Feast costs R$ 50 more than Power Snack, and Power Banquet adds another R$ 100 on top of that — roughly six times the price of the entry tier.

What the shop listings actually show

The catalog behind these listings records all 39 developer products in the game's shop, and for the three Power-food items it lists exactly two things: the name and the Robux price. It does not state what effect, quantity or duration a purchase provides, so the catalog alone cannot tell you how Power Snack, Power Feast and Power Banquet differ inside the game. Prices are also captured at a snapshot in time and can change.

The practical consequence: the three tiers and their costs are confirmed, but what separates them in play is not published. Before you spend — especially on the higher tiers — treat the in-game shop as the current authority on what each product grants. For the wider shopping picture, our developer products overview and shop guide cover the rest of the catalog.

How to choose between them

Because price is the only difference the listing actually establishes, let your budget lead the decision:

1. Power Snack (R$ 29) — the low-commitment option. It is the cheapest of the three, so it is the natural first purchase if you want to try the Power-food line and see what a purchase does for your ant.
2. Power Feast (R$ 79) — the middle tier. It sits R$ 50 above Power Snack and R$ 100 below Power Banquet, making it the midpoint between a cheap try and a premium buy.
3. Power Banquet (R$ 179) — the premium tier. It is the priciest of the three, so a closer look at its in-game details is worthwhile before you buy, to know what the extra Robux is paying for.

Since none of the three publish their effect in the catalog, the most reliable tiebreaker is whatever the game itself shows on each product before you confirm the purchase. If you would rather not spend Robux at all, it is worth checking the current codes before buying anything.

Power Snack, Feast and Banquet vs the other Power products

Power shows up in several other developer products, and mixing up the lines makes price comparisons confusing. For an easier comparison, the table below gathers the three lines side by side — the Power-food trio, the timed boosts and the permanent bundles — with the trio's prices included for reference:

The Power-food trio is a separate line from both. Its names — Snack, Feast, Banquet — sound like portion sizes, but the listing attaches no stated multiplier or duration to them, so do not read a quantity into the name; check what the game says instead. The timed boosts are covered on our power and luck boosts page, and the bundle line in the permanent power guide. For how Power fits into the rest of the game, the power guide is the progression-side companion to this page.