Roblox The Hunt 20: Every Game, Quest and Reward Explained

Roblox The Hunt 20 is an anniversary-focused event built around a tour through the platform's long history. Rather than centering on one new game, it brings together 20 Roblox experiences representing different eras, beginning in 2006 and moving through 2025. Players can tackle event tasks in classics and modern hits alike, including Crossroads, Work at a Pizza Place, Piggy, Dress to Impress, and Grow a Garden.

Every featured experience has its own objective and a themed cosmetic item to earn, along with an event badge. The important catch is that finishing an objective inside the relevant game does not immediately put the item into a player's inventory. Players must also visit that game's dedicated hub in The Hunt 20 experience and interact with its reward statue. That final collection step is essential.

With 20 games, several multi-stage assignments, and a hub structure that can be confusing at first, it is worth planning which rewards are most important before jumping in. Here is a full breakdown of how Roblox The Hunt 20 works, every quest in the event, and the reward attached to each stop on the anniversary timeline.

How Roblox The Hunt 20 progresses through the years

Upon entering the Roblox The Hunt 20 experience, players are greeted by a huge three-dimensional version of the Roblox Tilt icon. Interacting with it begins the event's timeline in 2006. More of these icons move players from one year to the next, eventually reaching 2025.

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The hubs are arranged chronologically, but that does not mean event quests need to be completed chronologically. In fact, players do not need to finish every activity to continue through the timeline. It is possible to move beyond a year's hub, skip quests for games that are not appealing, and focus only on the cosmetics that matter most.

There is one limitation to remember: after moving forward to the next year, players cannot simply return to an earlier hub before finishing their forward progression. This makes it useful to know which game each reward belongs to. A player chasing only the Grow a Garden prize, for example, can complete that game's task first through the normal Roblox launcher, then travel through the preceding hubs until reaching its place in the timeline to collect it.

Complete quests first, then claim the prize in the hub

The most efficient approach is generally to launch the individual featured games directly, complete whichever event quests are desired, and only then enter The Hunt 20 hub route to pick up the rewards. This avoids bouncing repeatedly between the main event and separate Roblox experiences.

After completing a game's task, find that experience's hub in The Hunt 20 timeline and interact with its shimmering statue. This is what delivers the cosmetic reward. Players must claim the item before the associated badge is earned, so leaving without interacting with the statue can mean the event progress does not fully register as intended.

Completing the mission is only half of the process. The reward must be collected from the matching statue inside Roblox The Hunt 20.

Because participation is flexible, the event can be treated as either a full historical Roblox tour or a targeted reward hunt. Some objectives are fast combat challenges, while others require story progress, a currency goal, a special event mode, or a lengthy series of actions. Players with limited time may want to prioritize the items they like rather than attempting to clear all 20 experiences.

Roblox The Hunt 20 quests and rewards

Early Roblox experiences

• Crossroads: Get three KOs. The reward is the Crossroads Tower item and badge.
• Sword Fights on the Heights IV: Collect four swords. Completion unlocks Duel of the Heights and its badge.
• Rocket Arena: Get five KOs to receive the Brick-Blast Jetpack item and badge.
• Chaos Canyon: Get four KOs. The prize is Crest of the Canyon and a badge.
• Work at a Pizza Place: Follow the secret recipe-stealing questline. This unlocks Builder Brother's Balancing Act and its badge.
• Natural Disaster Survival: Rescue three animals to earn The Disaster Forecaster item and badge.
• Base Wars: Either win one Skirmish match or lose two Skirmish matches. The reward is the Manliest Man Award item and badge.

The earliest section is heavy on straightforward multiplayer action. Knockout requirements in games such as Crossroads, Rocket Arena, and Chaos Canyon should be relatively easy to understand, though competitive lobbies can affect how quickly they are completed. Base Wars is especially accommodating because a player can progress through either one win or two losses in Skirmish, reducing the need to wait for a perfect match.

Survival, collecting and school-era stops

• Apocalypse Rising 2: Find a primary weapon, a melee weapon, and a backpack; defeat five zombies; travel 5,000 studs on foot; and witness either a sunrise or sunset. The reward is Biting BLOXikin and a badge.
• Murder Mystery 2: Collect 50 coins for the Knife-Dodger's Bighead item and badge.
• Lumber Tycoon 2: Give wood to Geck to unlock the Leather Adventure Backpack item and badge.
• Roblox High School: Complete the Roblox 20 event questline. The reward is the Time Travel Schoolpack item and badge.
• Jailbreak: Rescue five NPCs to earn A Bandit's Bandana and its badge.

Apocalypse Rising 2 has one of the more involved lists in the event. It asks for equipment, zombie defeats, a substantial amount of on-foot travel, and a time-of-day sighting. Players should be prepared to spend longer there than they would on a simple coin collection assignment. By comparison, Murder Mystery 2 has a clear 50-coin target, while Lumber Tycoon 2 is focused on delivering wood to Geck.

The Roblox High School stop also relies on an event-specific questline rather than a single listed action. Anyone seeking the Time Travel Schoolpack should make sure they complete the full Roblox 20 sequence before heading back to the statue in The Hunt 20 hub.

Modern games and anniversary challenges

• Build a Boat for Treasure: Bake an anniversary cake. Completion grants the Build a Boat for a Top Hat item and badge.
• Adopt Me!: Earn $400, then buy and hatch the Throwback Egg. The reward is The KittyKanka item and badge.
• World // Zero: Complete the OG tower and defeat its boss. This earns Hounds of the Zero and a badge.
• Piggy: Escape two games in Book One to receive Willow's Legacy Hood and its badge.
• Berry Avenue RP: Finish the story quest. The prize is The Berry Bindle item and badge.
• Blade Ball: Collect three Knight Tix in Serpent Breakout. The reward is The Last Deflection item and badge.
• Dress to Impress: Teleport to the 2024 Rewind event and compete in two rounds. Completion awards The Runway Sunhat and a badge.
• Grow a Garden: Steal 50 fruit from the Owl and deliver it to Sam. The reward is Grown from a Garden item and badge.

The later portion of the timeline spans a wide range of Roblox styles. Adopt Me! requires both making $400 and obtaining the Throwback Egg, meaning players should not assume the currency milestone alone completes the objective. World // Zero combines a tower clear with a boss defeat, while Piggy asks for two successful escapes in Book One.

For fashion-game fans, the Dress to Impress requirement specifically points to the 2024 Rewind event. Players need to teleport there and participate in two rounds, rather than simply entering a standard session. Meanwhile, the Grow a Garden task calls for 50 fruit taken from the Owl and delivered to Sam, making it one of the event's more distinctive scavenging-style goals.

Best checklist before leaving a hub

1. Confirm that the game's event objective has been fully completed.
2. Travel to the correct year in the Roblox The Hunt 20 experience.
3. Locate and interact with the shimmering statue for that game.
4. Make sure the item has been claimed before expecting the badge.
5. Only then move ahead to the next hub.

Roblox The Hunt 20 is designed as a celebration of the platform's history, but it also leaves room for players to tailor their run. Whether the goal is collecting every anniversary cosmetic or just grabbing a favorite item from Piggy, Dress to Impress, or Grow a Garden, the key detail remains the same: finish the quest in the game, then personally claim the reward from its timeline hub before moving on.