Badges

Badges

Every Regretevator badge and how to earn it: lobby triggers, the basement chest passcode, floor secret badges and The Hunt Mega Token event badge.

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Lobby Badges
12 digits
Chest Code
19th Mega
Hunt Token

Introduction

The Badges category is a hunter's guide to every achievement hidden in Regretevator, from simple lobby finds to deep secret hunts. Badges mark real progression in the game: some are earned by exploring the lobby, some by solving the growing 12-digit passcode for the basement chest, and others by finding hidden triggers scattered across floors and out-of-bounds areas. The community treats badge collection as one of the game's main long-term goals, and the hardest badges become status symbols. These guides list every badge, explain the exact unlock condition when known, rate each badge by difficulty, and note the reward or ability it grants. Event badges like the one from The Hunt: Mega Edition get special coverage because they are time-limited: if you miss the event, the badge may be gone forever. Whether you are a completionist chasing every icon or a casual player who just wants the lobby badges, this category will point you in the right direction.

Badge Hunting Paths

BadgeLocationDifficultyReward
Lobby BadgesLobbyEasyBadge + showcase
Basement ChestBasementHardHidden badge
Floor Secret BadgesFloors / out-of-boundsMedium-HardBadge per trigger
The Hunt TokenThe Hunt eventEventMega Token badge
Event BadgesSeasonal eventsVariesLimited-time badges

Badge Goals at a Glance

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Lobby Badges

Easy

The perfect starting point: several badges trigger right in the lobby. Wander around, interact with props and keep an eye on the basement entrance to grab your first achievements comfortably.

LocationLobby spawn area
DifficultyEasy
RewardBadge showcase entries
Pro TipPro tip: run the lobby slowly on a fresh server and touch every prop. Several lobby badges are simple interaction triggers, so a careful ten-minute sweep usually collects more than an hour of random floor hunting ever would.
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Basement Chest

Hard

Solve the growing 12-digit passcode for the basement chest to unlock one of the trickiest hidden badges. The code has grown over time, so fresh guides are essential.

LocationBasement chest in the lobby
DifficultyHard (passcode puzzle)
RewardOne of the rarest hidden badges
Pro TipPro tip: treat the basement chest as a community project. The 12-digit code is solved a digit at a time by the whole player base, so check the newest badge guide every few weeks and do not waste attempts entering an out-of-date partial code.
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Floor Secret Badges

Exploration

Hidden triggers scattered across floors reward players who explore out-of-bounds areas and secret rooms. Each trigger is a mini-adventure of wall clipping and route finding.

LocationVarious floors + out-of-bounds zones
DifficultyMedium to hard
RewardOne badge per trigger
Pro TipPro tip: film your out-of-bounds attempts. Wall-clip routes are easier to reproduce from video, and fresh footage also helps the community update guides when a rework breaks an old trigger and a new path appears.
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The Hunt Token

Event

The event badge from The Hunt: Mega Edition, Regretevator’s 19th Mega Token milestone. Time-limited: complete the token quest during the event or miss it for good.

SourceThe Hunt: Mega Edition event
DifficultyEvent quest, quick if guided
StatusTime-limited
Pro TipPro tip: if a future Hunt edition returns, complete the token quest in the first days of the event. The window closes without warning, and an early finish protects you from losing the badge to a server issue or a busy week.
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Event Badges

Seasonal

Halloween, Christmas, April Fools and other seasonal updates add limited badges tied to event floors and items. They are fun while they last, but they vault forever when the event closes.

SourceSeasonal updates
DifficultyVaries by event
StatusLimited-time availability
Pro TipPro tip: set a calendar reminder a week before each major holiday. Seasonal badges are only earnable during the event window, so knowing the schedule in advance is the difference between hunting calmly and scrambling on the last day.

Core Mechanics

Badges in Regretevator reward exploration, puzzle solving and event participation, and each type has its own rhythm. Lobby badges are the entry point: several trigger in the lobby itself, so simply looking around carefully will usually unlock your first ones. The basement chest is one of the trickiest: it requires a growing 12-digit passcode that players have to solve through in-game clues, and historically the code has grown over time as the community cracks each digit. Floor secret badges are scattered across the floors, often in out-of-bounds areas or behind trigger-based hidden doors, and they reward the explorers who climb, clip and search far beyond the obvious path. Event badges are time-sensitive: during holidays or Roblox-wide events like The Hunt: Mega Edition, completing specific tasks grants limited badges, and once the event ends the badge becomes unobtainable. The badge showcase and progress systems let you display your collection, which turns badge hunting into a visible prestige mechanic.

Advantages

The badge guides are built for practical hunting: each badge gets the exact unlock condition when known, a clear difficulty rating, and the best route or trigger order. The hardest badges, like the basement chest and out-of-bounds secret badges, get dedicated walkthroughs with the current clues and community-solved progress. The category marks event badges with their time windows so you do not miss a limited-time unlock, and it archives past event badges for players who want the full historical picture. Difficulty tier lists help you decide which badges are worth chasing first, and the checklist format makes it easy to track your collection. Because badge guides rely on real community reports, the category also flags which solutions are unconfirmed, keeping you honest about what has actually been verified.

Challenges

Badge information is some of the most volatile content in Regretevator because the developer deliberately keeps unlock conditions hidden. Many secret badges are discovered by the community through trial and error, so guides can be incomplete or describe outdated solutions after a rework. The basement chest passcode is a moving target: the code has grown over time, and old guides showing a shorter code are no longer enough. Event badges are the biggest trap: they are time-limited, and guides written during the event become museum pieces once the event ends. Finally, some badge claims come from videos that the community has not fully verified, so an article may describe a trigger that other players cannot reproduce.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the easiest badge to get in Regretevator?+
The lobby badges are the easiest: they trigger right in the spawn area, so exploring the lobby and interacting with the environment usually unlocks them within minutes of starting the game. Because they require no floor skills and no rare events, they are the recommended starting point for any badge hunter. Once you have those, move on to floor secret badges, which require more patience and out-of-bounds exploration but are still obtainable any time.
How do I solve the basement chest passcode?+
The basement chest requires a 12-digit passcode that has grown over time as the community cracked each extra digit. The clues are hidden in the game world and community posts track the current known progress. Because the code changes with discoveries, always check the newest badge guide before trying the chest; an older guide that shows a shorter code will not complete the current puzzle. The badges category maintains the live passcode thread with the latest confirmed digits.
Can I still get The Hunt token badge?+
The Hunt: Mega Edition token badge was time-limited: completing the token quest during the event granted the badge, and once the event window closed the badge became unobtainable for new players. The badges category keeps an archive of the event details and quest walkthrough for reference, and the badge may return in future Hunt editions, but there is no current way to earn the original token badge after the event ends.
Do badges grant any abilities?+
Some badges are decorated as achievements and others are tied to cosmetic or showcase rewards, while the exact abilities vary by badge and update cycle. The community has documented that certain badges unlock visual displays and interaction effects, but mechanical power is not the point: badges are prestige and collection items. Check the reward column in the badge list for the specific unlock condition, since each badge has its own entry.

Quick Tips

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Start with lobby badges every time. They cost nothing, take minutes, and give you a visible collection to build on; chasing the basement chest before standing up in the lobby is a classic rookie mistake. A slow sweep of the spawn area touching every prop usually collects several badges on your very first run.

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Treat event badges as time bombs. When a seasonal or Hunt event opens, finish the badge quests early in the window, because the badge is gone forever once the event ends and guides from last year will not help you earn it. Set a reminder for the event start so you are ready on day one instead of rushing on the final night.

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Cross-check out-of-bounds badge guides against new videos. Secret triggers change with floor reworks, and an old wall clip that used to work may not exist after an update, so always verify with fresh footage. If a route feels impossible, watch a recent community video instead of trusting a guide from before the rework.

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