Every badge in Grace holds a secret-some hidden behind eerie puzzles, others earned through sheer nerve. This guide reveals how to claim them all and prove you can survive the horrors that haunt Roblox’s most chilling game.
Grace recognizes the effort it takes to complete such a scary experience and has a large collection of badges you can get. So, in this guide, let’s look at the badges in Grace and how you can get all of them.
How to Unlock All 18 Badges in Grace
In Grace, you’ll earn all 18 badges by completing a mix of story-driven milestones, exploration challenges, and puzzle quests across its eerie map. Track each badge’s requirements in-game, then tackle them in logical order-finish key chapters, solve hidden clues, and survive encounters to unlock the remaining rewards. Stay persistent, as some badges rely on timing or multiple attempts, and you’ll gradually fill your badge collection.
The badges in Grace are achievements you can unlock by surviving a monster attack or doing some basic tasks. Inspired by Roblox horror games like DOORS, these tasks are quite easy, allowing you to obtain badges and show them off to your friends.
That said, here is the detailed list of all the 18 badges in Grace and the steps to obtain each of them:
1. Genesis
You get this Grace badge when you open the game for the first time on Roblox. This is the easiest badge to get; received simply by playing the game.
2. Snooze
The Snooze badge can be obtained by surviving the Dozer. The Dozer will appear after the boss monster room and can be annoying to face at times.
Remember that once this yellow ball appears, you need to stop then and there and keep crouching. Do this till the monster disappears, and you will be free to move along with the badge unlocked.
3. Peer Pressure
This badge can be obtained after you survive the Slugfish monster. Around door 90, you might encounter some black-and-white static or green-and-white tentacles.
The moment you see the static or tentacles on your screen, hug the walls as the Slugfish will appear instantly. This way you will get the Peer Pressure badge.
4. I’ll Help You
This might be one of the first badges you get in the game since all you need to do is die. And since this is a scary horror game, you’re going to take a wrong step and end up dead.
5. Always Suffer
You can easily obtain the Always Suffer badge by surviving the Goatman monster. When you encounter a vault at the end of a level, stay there for 2.5 minutes, and the screen will start turning reddish yellow. This is the indication of the incoming monster.
Survive the attack of the Goatman monster using your flashlight, and the Always Suffer badge in Grace will be yours.
6. No
No is one of the hardest badges to get in Grace. If you complete the task for this badge successfully, you will unlock the badge above too. As you keep on surviving rooms, you might encounter a vault at the end. If you stay for a while in this area, the surroundings will become red and the Goatman will appear.
Shine your flashlight at this monster the moment it comes in front of you. However, be alert as the Goatman can appear from any direction. On successfully using your flashlight at this monster, you will unlock the No badge.
7. Staredown
The Staredown badge can be obtained by completing a simple task. As the Heed monster appears, you need to stare at it for a few seconds. However, remember that if you’ve already taken damage from the Slight monster, Heed will kill you instantly. This is also true the other way around.
8. Eye for an Eye
You can obtain the Eye for an Eye badge in Grace by surviving the Slight monster. The moment you find a room emitting a purple or bluish light, you will know the monster is hiding inside.
So, all you need to do is enter the room and not look directly into the eyes of this monster. If you succeed, you will get the badge.
9. Stimulated
To get this badge, you need to grab your flashlight and keep clicking to rotate it in your hand. The animation is similar to the OG CS GO knife rolls and doing it for a while will unlock the Stimulated badge.
10. Awooga
To get the Awooga badge in Grace, click on the Menu, then go to settings and bring down the FOV Addition to -60. This is all you need to do for this badge. Simple.
11. It’s a Good Day
For the “It’s a Good Day” badge, you need to survive the Sorrow in Grace monster. Sorrow will appear when the sky turns red and it starts to rain.
To stay alive, take shelter under the bricks or the doors and make sure that you don’t come too close to the edge and touch the raindrops.
12. Jablon
To obtain the Jablon badge, you need to survive the Carnation monster. Once you start seeing pretty pink tentacles on your screen, quickly take cover under the bricks. And that’s it. This way, you can get the Jablon badge.
13. Already having fun
This is another easy-to-obtain badge as you only need to stare at the Warning sign that appears at the beginning of the game. Just keep looking at the screen for a minute, and the Already Having Fun badge in Grace will be yours.
14. Awwww
As you open the game, a warning sign will appear. So, as we already discussed, staring at this for a while will get you the Already Having Fun badge. However, if you tap on the “I understand” button the moment the sign appears, you will get the Awwww badge.
15. Lap 2
The Lap 2 badge is for speedrunners of the game. All you need to do is start a level and successfully survive 2 consecutive timers within 2.5 minutes, and you will unlock the Lap 2 badge.
16. Burnout
This is another one of the easiest badges to obtain in Grace. Just keep slamming the slide button till you come to a stop. This can be done in the main lobby area, and you will successfully get the badge.
17. Peek-a-boo
The Peek-a-boo badge can be obtained by surviving the Elkman monster. It is a monster with dark tentacles, and it can easily kill you instantly if you are within its range for too long. Dodge the Elkman by heading to the next room or hiding under the bricks.
18. Dapped up
Which badges in Grace are story progression locked
Grace features many badges unlocked through entity encounters that naturally occur as players progress through doors and timers in the horror game’s linear run structure. No badges are explicitly “locked” behind story choices or cutscenes, but numerous ones require reaching specific progression points (e.g., later doors or timers) to trigger the relevant entities.
Early Progression Badges
These unlock within the first few doors or runs, accessible immediately.
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Genesis Badge: Automatic upon spawning.
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jablon Badge: Survive Carnation (first entity, Door 1-5).
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Peer Pressure Badge: Survive Slugish (early center corridor).
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Burnout Badge: Slide until barely moving (anytime).
Mid-to-Late Progression Locked
These demand surviving to deeper levels, as entities spawn at fixed doors.
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Staredown Badge: Survive Heat (mid-game rooms, stare without moving).
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Snooze Badge: Survive Dozer/Elman (Door 100 area, crouch/hide behind doors).
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Peek A Boo Badge: Survive Elkman (later security-like entity).
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Dapped Up Badge: Touch Elkman hitbox before dying (same progression as above).
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Lap 2 Badge: Complete two timers under 2:30 (requires full run speed).
Far-Late Examples
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ALWAYS SUFFER Badge and NO. Badge: Survive/parry Gman/Goatman (endgame, timer 0 or late doors).
Check the Grace Roblox badge inventory in-game for exact unlock order, as updates (e.g., Spread The Love) add more tied to modifiers or deeper runs.
Which badges require finishing the main story to unlock
Grace, a Roblox horror game, lacks a traditional “main story” with endings or chapters; gameplay revolves around linear runs through doors and timers, encountering entities along the way. No badges require “finishing the main story,” as completion typically means surviving to Timer 0 or Door 100, but even those badges trigger via specific entity encounters rather than a final cutscene or boss.
Deep Run Badges
These unlock only after extended survival, akin to reaching “endgame” progression.
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Snooze Badge: Survive Elman/Dozer at Door 100 by hiding behind doors.
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ALWAYS SUFFER Badge: Survive Gman/Goatman near Timer 0 using flashlight.
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Lap 2 Badge: Finish two full timers under 2:30, demanding multiple deep runs.
Non-Post-Completion Badges
All badges, including update ones like those from “Spread The Love,” tie to in-run actions or modifiers, not post-game unlocks. Verify progress on Grace’s Roblox group badge page, as no sources indicate story-locked content.
