And to make the game feel more competitive, rewards such as Badges (with specific requirements) were introduced.
In this Article, we are going to be taking a look at these badges and their requirements. I will also provide some insights on the best ways to obtain these badges.
So without much delay, let us begin.
What are Badges in 99 Nights in the Forest?
Badges are titles or plaques you can earn by completing their in-game requirements.
This is one of the first badges every player achieves in their very first couple of Playthroughs. All you have to do is Survive for 10 days, and you get this badge and the diamond reward.
Furthermore, it is 1-star rated, so achieving it should be fairly easy even for a Rookie.
Still in the early game territory, and all you have to do to get this badge is Survive 20 Days. Now unlike its previous counterpart, this badge is 2-starred.
This star rating is because of the Cultist raids you encounter during the first couple of days. So technically, while this is still an easy badge to get, a new player might find it challenging.
Yet another decent badge which requires you to survive 80 days in game. This is where the nerves start building up as you approach the ultimate accomplishment.
At this point, you are well within late game territory, and this badge is proof of your great survival instincts. And you achieve it by surviving 90 Days.
This is yet another easy badge to get because you only need to upgrade your campfire to level 3. You can achieve this on day 1 by either using chopped wood as fuel, or preferably searching for fuel cans and coal.
You’ll need to complete all 4 pelt trader quests to earn this badge. And the requirements for these quests are Bunny Foot, wolf pelt, Alpha Wolf Pelt, and Bear Pelt.
This badge can be challenging for rookies, because it requires you to locate and save all 4 missing children. And to rescue each child, you must first kill the animals guarding their Cage, which gets harder as you progress.
The aim of this game is to survive 99 Days, and you can speed up the days with beds, and by rescuing the Children.
But this badge requires you to survive 100 days without saving the children.
This badge is challenging because, to get it you are going to rely solely on your daily count and 4 beds. Which is a total of 5 days multiplier, instead of the 9 you would get from saving all 4 children.
As the name implies, you have to survive 99 Nights without eating Meat. Here’s a tip, build a lot of farms, or try getting this badge during the Halloween update because of the pumpkins in it (Pumpkins give a lot of Hunger).
You will need to survive 99 Days in a team of 5 to get this badge. However, I’d advise playing with 4 friends rather than 4 randoms you meet in the game lobby (they tend to leave very fast).
Now this firmly puts you in the top 5%, because you need to survive 500 days to get this badge. Not only does it require a lot of determination, but you will have to play the game for hours non-stop.
Final Thoughts
The Badges are a great way to both reward hard-work, and showoff your skills and experience in 99 Nights in the Forest.
And with upcoming updates, you can expect even more badges will be introduced to the game.
In the end, these badges are a great way to give meaning to your playthrough.
Hi, I’m Tana Joshua Ayo-Ogbor, a competitive gamer and writer who loves creating in-depth Roblox and Minecraft guides, Top 10s, and gameplay tips. I’ve competed in the African Esports Championship and enjoy sharing pro-level insights to help players level up their game. When I’m not writing, you’ll probably find me grinding the ranks in MLBB or Dota 2.
