Last Stop Badges: How to Get Every Badge in the Roblox Game

Badges in Last Stop [Beta] work as the game’s achievement layer. Each one has a fixed unlock condition, and once earned you can equip a badge so it floats above your avatar in the lobby, which is how other players judge how far you’ve gotten before a run starts. The catalogue currently sits at 29 published records under Universe ID 10759337137.

Quick answer: Open the lobby and press the Badges button to see every locked badge and its exact requirement, then complete the listed condition — Roblox awards the badge on the spot, and the entry flips from locked to equippable.

Every Last Stop badge and its unlock condition

The full list breaks into six behaviours the game tracks separately: distance, single-run distance, combat, crafting, money and vault value, and one-off story or NPC events. Everything below is the literal condition attached to the badge.

Note: the Finish Nightmare Mode record is published, but a published badge record is not proof the mode is currently reachable. Treat it as unconfirmed until the award actually lands on your account.

Distance badges: Traveller I through VI

The six Traveller badges are cumulative. Kilometres carry across every run you finish, so nothing is lost when a bus goes down early. The ladder runs 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 2,000 and 4,000 Km, which means Traveller VI takes forty times the mileage of the first tier and is the longest grind in the game.

Distance only accrues while the bus is moving, and the bus only moves when the furnace has fuel and someone is at the wheel. Getting rolling is a three-part sequence at the start of every run.

Solo Pro and Team Player: The 80 Km single-run badges

These two are the most commonly misread badges in the list. Lifetime distance does nothing for them. Both need 80 Km reached inside one continuous run, and the two versions are mutually exclusive by party size.

Team Player specifically calls for a full squad of four, so a group of three will not qualify no matter how far the bus travels. The badge text does not spell out what happens if a teammate disconnects mid-run, so the safe approach is to keep all four players in the server until the 80 Km mark passes.

Combat and boss badges

Zombie kills stack across runs through three tiers: 100, 500 and finally 2,000 for Entity Slayer III. There is a steep drop-off in how many players clear that last one, so expect it to take considerably longer than the mid tier.

The two boss badges work differently. Defeat Dracula Boss! is awarded for killing Dracula, the vampire boss. God Slayer is stricter — you must personally land the kill on the Anubis Boss, so being present when a teammate finishes it off will not award the badge to you.

Crafting, selling and vault badges

Every item you make at the workbench counts toward Crafter I (25), Crafter II (150) and Elite Crafter (500). Cheap, low-material recipes count the same as expensive ones, so the fastest route to Elite Crafter is repeatedly making whatever your scavenged materials support rather than saving parts for high-end gear.

The money badges track total value sold rather than cash held. Rich Person needs $25,000 sold across your account’s lifetime, and Elon Musk needs $125,000. Spending your earnings does not roll the counter back. Gold Hoarder is the odd one out — it measures a stored amount instead, requiring 250 Ticket value sitting in your vault at once.

Team and profile badges

Guardian asks for 50 teammate revives, which only accrues in multiplayer lobbies. Trusted Player and Reputable Player depend on other people entirely, needing 25 and 100 positive profile votes respectively. Reputable Player is the rarest badge in the game by award count, and there is no way to speed it up beyond playing with groups who vote.

Event badges: Hospital code, Detective Jack Hollow, Noodle and Oscar Reed

Four badges hinge on specific NPC encounters rather than counters, and each has a single failure point.

• Break Into Hospital — the Doctor hands over an incomplete code. You need to work out the correct full code, enter it, and claim the reward.
• Case Closed — Detective Jack Hollow has to survive until the moment he finds Fred. If he dies at any point before that, the badge is gone for the run.
• Junk King — Noodle must be paid entirely in empty cans. Any other currency in the payment breaks the condition.
• Lucky Roller — win three consecutive bids against Oscar Reed. Losing one resets the streak.

The two Fred endings

Fred sits at the end of the ride and there are two separate badges for how you deal with him. Defeat Fred Ending is awarded for beating him at the last stop and closing out the run. Cure Fred Ending requires the cure potion instead — you use it on Fred and finish the ride without killing him. Because the two outcomes are exclusive within a single run, you need two full runs to collect both.

How to confirm a badge actually unlocked

Roblox is the only thing that can award a badge. When a condition completes, you get the standard Roblox award notification in-game, and the entry stops showing as locked in the lobby Badges menu — at which point it becomes equippable and will display above your avatar.

If you believe you hit a threshold and nothing appeared, check the counter type first. Cumulative badges and single-run badges are the usual mix-up, since 80 Km spread over three runs will never trigger Solo Pro. Personal-kill wording is the second, as God Slayer needs your own killing blow. If the requirement genuinely looks met, rejoin on a fresh server and recheck the badge list before assuming anything changed.

One last thing worth confirming before you start grinding: several Roblox experiences share the name Last Stop. The one with this badge set is Last Stop [Beta] by The Hidden Route, place ID 85967844112283. Check that ID matches before you commit hours to a distance ladder in the wrong game.