Roblox Badges
The rarest badges across the 50 biggest games we track, ranked by Roblox’s own win-rate statistic.
The 40 rarest badges right now
Ranked by win rate — the share of players who met the badge and earned it — lowest first. Roblox reports that figure to three decimals, so the hardest badges all read under 0.1%; among those, the one with fewest total awards is the rarer. Two badges per game maximum, so one achievement-heavy grinder cannot take the whole table.
- #1Mythicunder 0.1% win rate1 awarded
- #2Mythicunder 0.1% win rate2 awarded
- #3Mythicunder 0.1% win rate3 awarded
- #4Mythicunder 0.1% win rate3 awarded
- #5Mythicunder 0.1% win rate5 awarded
- #6Mythicunder 0.1% win rate5 awarded
- #7Mythicunder 0.1% win rate10 awarded
- #8Mythicunder 0.1% win rate15 awarded
- #9Mythicunder 0.1% win rate21 awarded
- #10Mythicunder 0.1% win rate38 awarded
- #11Mythicunder 0.1% win rate46 awarded
- #12Mythicunder 0.1% win rate61 awarded
- #13Mythicunder 0.1% win rate71 awarded
- #14Mythicunder 0.1% win rate85 awarded
- #15Mythicunder 0.1% win rate143 awarded
- #16Mythicunder 0.1% win rate222 awarded
- #17Mythicunder 0.1% win rate229 awarded
- #18Mythicunder 0.1% win rate230 awarded
- #19Mythicunder 0.1% win rate364 awarded
- #20Mythicunder 0.1% win rate374 awarded
- #21Mythicunder 0.1% win rate381 awarded
- #22Mythicunder 0.1% win rate415 awarded
- #23Mythicunder 0.1% win rate440 awarded
- #24Mythicunder 0.1% win rate656 awarded
- #25Mythicunder 0.1% win rate700 awarded
- #26Mythicunder 0.1% win rate812 awarded
- #27Mythicunder 0.1% win rate1,061 awarded
- #28Mythicunder 0.1% win rate1,155 awarded
- #29Mythicunder 0.1% win rate1,708 awarded
- #30Mythicunder 0.1% win rate2,986 awarded
- #31Mythicunder 0.1% win rate3,085 awarded
- #32Mythicunder 0.1% win rate5,789 awarded
- #33Mythicunder 0.1% win rate7,195 awarded
- #34Mythicunder 0.1% win rate10,838 awarded
- #35Mythicunder 0.1% win rate11,637 awarded
- #36Mythicunder 0.1% win rate12,268 awarded
- #37Mythicunder 0.1% win rate17,336 awarded
- #38Mythicunder 0.1% win rate17,827 awarded
- #39Mythicunder 0.1% win rate17,933 awarded
- #40Mythicunder 0.1% win rate18,500 awarded
![[ Dimensional ] badge icon](https://tr.rbxcdn.com/180DAY-0ed41a977b5d426a300238fb164544a2/150/150/Image/Png/noFilter){kind=small}
Badge counts by game
How many badges each of the biggest games has put out. A long list means a game built around achievement hunting; two or three means the badges mark real milestones. Roblox serves at most 100 badges per request, so a game sitting exactly on that number is shown as 100+ rather than pretending that is the total.
- 99 badges
- 86 badges
- 78 badges
- 61 badges
- 60 badges
- 58 badges
- 50 badges
- 45 badges
- 33 badges
- 33 badges
- 32 badges
- 27 badges
- 27 badges
- 24 badges
- 24 badges
- 23 badges
- 22 badges
- 21 badges
- 21 badges
- 21 badges
How rarity is measured here — and what it cannot tell you
Roblox attaches three numbers to every badge: total awards ever, awards in the last 24 hours, and a win rate — the share of players who came across the badge and actually earned it. The win rate is the honest rarity signal, because raw award counts just track how popular the game is: a badge given to fifteen million Murder Mystery 2 players can still be rarer, in proportion, than one given to a thousand players of a game nobody plays.
The limit worth knowing about is precision. That win rate arrives rounded to three decimal places, so every badge rarer than roughly one player in a thousand reports as a flat zero. Roughly a third of the badges we scan land there. We do not invent a number to fill the gap — those rows read "under 0.1%" and are ordered by how few people have ever earned them, which is the only other hard figure Roblox gives us.
Everything above is read live from Roblox when this page refreshes, across the 50 most-played games in our database. Open any game for its full badge list, IDs and stats: browse all games, or jump to Bee Swarm Simulator, Sol's RNG [ Summer Event 🏖️], Fisch 🐟 [FREE GIFT].
Badge questions
Badges are achievements a game hands out for doing something specific — finishing a tutorial, beating a boss, reaching a level, finding a hidden room. Developers create them inside their own experience and award them through a script, so every badge belongs to one game rather than to Roblox itself. They sit permanently on your profile under the Badges tab.
Play the game and do whatever the badge description says. There is no way to buy or claim one from outside the experience: the award comes from the game server calling AwardBadge on your user ID at the moment you meet the condition. If a badge is event-locked or the developer has since removed the code that grants it, it becomes unobtainable no matter how long you play.
Roblox publishes a win-rate statistic for every badge: the share of players who encountered the badge and actually earned it. A win rate of 5% means roughly one player in twenty gets it. It is reported to three decimal places, so anything rarer than about 0.1% shows up as zero — those badges are the genuinely brutal ones, and we rank them by total awards instead.
No. Badges are not items, they have no inventory entry, and they cannot be traded, sold, gifted or transferred between accounts in any way. They are also not the same thing as the classic Roblox player badges (Welcome to the Club, Bricksmith and so on), which were awarded by Roblox itself and are no longer obtainable.
A developer can delete a badge from their game, which removes it from every profile that had it, and Roblox can strip badges awarded through exploits. You cannot remove a badge from your own profile yourself — there is no delete button — although you can hide the whole Badges section by making your inventory private.
Only if the developer chose to make them do something. Many games check whether you own a badge and unlock a title, a spawn, an item or a shortcut in response. On their own, badges are bragging rights: a permanent public record on your profile that you did the thing.
All Roblox games → · User ID finder → · Avatar randomizer → · Site stats →