Tutorial Completed
TutorialHeld by 97.5% of players — the tutorial gates the first real shift and issues your purifier.
Filter the seven official badge names, see how rare each one is from Roblox's own award data, and keep a private local note of what you have earned. Your checkmarks stay in this browser.
This tracker lists exactly what Roblox's public badge data records for universe 10503038517 — no invented requirements, no third-party strings. The tool below is a checklist: search it, filter by category (the September “Story secret” badge has its own filter), and tick your progress. Since Roblox itself awards the badges, the tracker's job is to tell you what exists, how common it is, and where to read more.
In short: this Toy Repair Shop Roblox calculator is a milestone state tracker and a milestone evidence checklist built on Roblox's own official badge names. It marks explicit unknown fields wherever Roblox publishes no requirement text, and it keeps the Night Shift 1/2/3 checklist with its evidence status so you always know what is confirmed and what is still open.
Player checklist
Filter the exact badge names recorded for Toy Repair Shop (Anomaly). Your checkmarks stay in this browser and do not change Roblox account progress.
Held by 97.5% of players — the tutorial gates the first real shift and issues your purifier.
'You completed the first night shift.' Only 29.8% of players hold it — the first anomaly decision is the game's biggest filter.
'You completed the second night shift.' 11.8% of players — footage shows timed arrivals and the first breach events land here.
'You completed the third night shift.' 5.9% of players — finishing this triggers the story ending.
'You died.' 60.8% of players hold it — more than have finished any shift. Footage ties deaths to accepted anomalies and breach events.
'You've reached the end of the story and are now playing endless mode.' 5.5% — finish Shift 3's ending and the mode is simply there.
'Uncover all 12 clues in Act I and reveal the truth behind Velvet's disappearance.' 2.0% — the rarest badge, added with the September 4, 2026 drop.
Every checklist row shows the share of players holding that badge (Roblox Badges API, checked October 9, 2026). Here is how to use those numbers as a difficulty map.
97.5% of players finish the tutorial, but only 28.8% earn Night Shift 1. The tutorial-to-first-shift drop is the widest gap in the ladder — the first anomaly decision is where most runs end.
“Died” sits at 59.8% — nearly double Night Shift 1. In most Roblox ladders the failure badge is rarer than the first win; here it is the second most common award, which tells you the intended experience includes dying.
Endless Mode (5.5%) trails Night Shift 3 (5.9%) only slightly — most players who finish the story continue into endless mode rather than stopping at the credits.
Say you are chasing the September badge. Its official row reads: 12 clues, Act I, 2% of players, 10,154 awards. That share is smaller than even Night Shift 3 — the checklist is telling you the clue hunt is easy to miss, not hard to fight.
It filters all seven official badge names recorded for Toy Repair Shop (Anomaly) — Tutorial Completed, Night Shift 1–3, Died, Endless Mode, and The Truth About Velvet — and links each row to Roblox's public badge data. Each row also shows the official award share so you can see how rare the milestone is.
No. Checkmarks are local notes in this browser only; requirements, rewards, and account progress live on Roblox's side, and nothing you tick here talks to the game.
The Truth About Velvet at 2.0% of players (the September clue hunt), Endless Mode at 5.5%, and Night Shift 3 at 5.9%. The data comes straight from the Roblox Badges API at the October 9, 2026 check.
Because it is one: an official badge awarded to 60.8% of players — more than have finished any single shift. In this game the death sequence is part of the experience, and the checklist treats it like any other official record.
Complete the tutorial, then survive each night shift to its end; the ending after Shift 3 grants Endless Mode. The 12 Velvet clues are the September side objective. The progression guide maps each badge to the shift that awards it.
Neighboring pages for the next step, each held to the same public-source standard.