MALOCH Badges

MALOCH currently has two enabled badges in Roblox’s public record: Welcome and You Escaped. Both belong to Universe 10769361680, whose root Place is the official MALOCH experience. The public descriptions are sparse, so this page separates the reliable badge identity from the award behavior that still needs a live, dated test.

Current official badge index

These are the currently documented official badges, not a promise that the list can never change. MALOCH is in active development. A new badge, disabled badge, renamed display field, or revised description should be checked against the same Universe record before this index changes.

How to check whether a badge was awarded

Finish the relevant action, wait for the Roblox notification, and then open your inventory or the badge’s official Roblox page. The notification can be missed during movement or an ending screen, so inventory is the stronger confirmation. Record the Place and server type you used if you are comparing the standard, 25-player, and VC-only destinations.

If Welcome does not appear on the first load, do not invent a requirement. Rejoin the official root Place once, allow the session to load fully, and check your existing inventory in case the badge was already awarded. A public award percentage is not a trigger description and cannot tell you which screen or checkpoint grants it.

If You Escaped does not appear after a visible completion screen, first confirm that the ending actually displays YOU ESCAPED, then check inventory. Note whether you were alive, spectating, or separated from the group when the completion occurred. Those states are useful test fields, but none is published as a requirement by the badge description.

What badge statistics can and cannot tell you

Roblox’s public badge response includes changing award totals and recent award fields. These numbers can show that the badge is being awarded, but they should not be treated as permanent completion rates. Player traffic changes, repeat sessions are not the same as unique eligible players, and the denominator behind a displayed percentage may not answer the question you have.

Do not convert the Welcome award rate into a server capacity estimate. Do not convert the You Escaped rate into a drop chance. Badges are event awards, not random loot in the public record. The useful facts are the badge name, ID, description, enabled state, and awarding Universe.

You Escaped: the safe completion interpretation

The official experience tells players to find a way out. Current complete-run footage ends on a large YOU ESCAPED screen. The official badge is named You Escaped. Together, those facts make a normal escape completion the sensible target for badge hunters. They still do not prove that every mode awards the badge identically or that merely touching an exit is the full server-side trigger.

Use the MALOCH Walkthrough to reach a completion in the current build. After the ending screen, avoid immediately closing Roblox; give the award a moment to register, capture the screen if you are testing a problem, and verify the inventory result. The focused You Escaped badge guide covers troubleshooting without duplicating the entire office route here.

Welcome: a clean first-session check

Join the root official experience directly, not an unknown sub-Place link. Let the game finish loading, observe whether a badge notification appears, and then check your inventory. If you already own the badge, a new notification is not expected. If you do not own it, note the Place ID and whether the game moved you through another Place before the office appeared.

Because the badge has no public description, avoid statements such as “awarded instantly,” “awarded for opening a door,” or “awarded only once per server” unless a dated in-game test reproduces the behavior. The obvious-sounding interpretation may be correct, but the public badge record alone does not confirm it.

Compare badges without a wide table

Welcome

• Purpose currently documented: an enabled badge associated with the MALOCH Universe.
• What the name suggests: a first-entry or arrival event.
• What Roblox states publicly: no description.
• Best player action: join the official root Place and check inventory.
• Confidence: official identity; award trigger needs in-game testing.

You Escaped

• Purpose currently documented: an enabled completion-themed badge.
• What the name supports: successful escape.
• What Roblox states publicly: description “Congrats”.
• Best player action: reach the current escape ending and verify inventory.
• Confidence: official identity and completion link; exact trigger details need testing.

Badge troubleshooting

The notification never appeared

Check inventory before replaying. If the badge is present, the award succeeded and only the notification was missed. If it is absent, record the current server, mode, and ending state and try one fresh server.

A group member received it and you did not

Compare where each player was at completion and whether both saw the same ending screen. Do not assume that living, proximity, or interaction credit is the rule until the difference repeats under the same mode and build.

A badge page says disabled

Use the live Roblox record rather than an old screenshot. An enabled state can change. Do not follow an unofficial workaround or direct sub-Place link to force an unavailable award.

A site lists more MALOCH badges

Match each claimed badge’s awarding Universe to 10769361680. A similarly named badge belonging to another Universe is not part of this experience.

Keep a useful completion record

For a reproducible report, save the UTC date, root or sub-Place ID, server type, ending screen, whether you were alive or spectating, notification result, and inventory result. That record helps distinguish an interface delay from a mode-specific or build-specific issue without turning one anecdote into a universal rule.

Official source

• MALOCH badge list from Roblox
• Official MALOCH experience