THRESHOLD badges and completion
Roblox’s official inventory separates entering the game, participating in each mode and finishing a run. Five enabled badges were returned for this universe on October 4, 2026. A participation badge does not prove you completed the episode or won Chase.
Research checked October 4, 2026 · Independent player guide
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The five official milestones
| Badge | What its name establishes | Official badge |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome to THRESHOLD! | Welcome/entry milestone. | Open official badge ↗ |
| Played Story Mode | Story participation. | Open official badge ↗ |
| Finished Episode 1 [DESPAIR] | Episode 1 completion milestone. | Open official badge ↗ |
| Played Chase Mode | Chase participation. | Open official badge ↗ |
| Won Chase mode | Chase victory milestone. | Open official badge ↗ |
Check your actual award
- Finish the selected objective and remain through the result or ending.
- Open the corresponding official badge page while signed into your Roblox account, or inspect your account’s badge inventory.
- Compare the completion badge with participation; they are separate records.
- If an expected award is missing, record the game version, mode and result before reporting the issue through a verified creator channel.
Names are not a hidden-condition guide
The API descriptions were empty for these badges at collection time. Their names identify milestones but do not document extra conditions or alternate endings. Past-day award counts fluctuate and can be anomalous; they are not used here to calculate your chance of success.
Source notes
This badge inventory does not establish hidden award conditions; inspect your actual Roblox award after completing the relevant run.
- Official Roblox badge inventory — enabled names and IDs.