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Ultimate Block Build Badges and Unlock Bricks

What each badge actually asks you to do.

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Badges

Badges in Ultimate Block Build are a second tutorial. The names tell you how the developers think you should play: join, save, come back daily, explore, and maybe spend on UGC. Award counts from the badge API show which lessons players skip.

This page groups them so you do not hunt a LogoBlock like it was a hidden apple.

Automatic and menu badges

Welcome fires for nearly everyone — well over a million awards — and even mentions Voxel Block Builder in its text, a leftover name that still points at this universe. First Save asks you to store a build. Tracker snapshots show only tens of thousands of First Save awards against that Welcome pile, which is why the save guide exists.

First Daily Reward is three coins. Last Daily Reward is fifteen coins on day seven. Details live on daily rewards. Veteran promises one hundred coins and is rare. Treat Veteran as a long project, not a weekend errand.

LogoBlock years

LogoBlock2006 needs an account created between 2006 and 2009. LogoBlock2010 covers 2010 to 2015. LogoBlock2015 covers 2015 to 2017. LogoBlock2017 covers 2017 to 2022. LogoBlock2022 covers 2022 to now and is extremely common. You cannot unlock a year you do not belong to. These are identity bricks, not skill checks. Full ranges and rarity sit on LogoBlocks.

Exploration badges

You might just get lucky and If you try hard, you’ll get lucky are the apple pair. Hard, but not impossible is a tougher prize line. Yellow Yapp warns you about climbing too high. The Last View Of Voxel World asks what sits at the world’s end. Hunt patterns sit on secret quests.

Purchase badge

GlossyBlueBlock’s description says to buy UGC to get the block. That is a store chase, not a parkour chase. If you do not want to spend, skip it without guilt.

Using badges as a checklist

A healthy first week: Welcome, First Save, First Daily, LogoBlock for your year. A healthy first month: a lucky apple, a second daily week if you can hold the streak, maybe Yellow Yapp if you like height. A completionist year: Last Daily, Veteran, world edge, the hard apple, GlossyBlue if you care.

None of these replace Getting Started. A badge list without a saved house is still a tourist pass.

Spend Veteran coins in the Block Shop. Compare whether a badge brick is cooler than a gamepass part. Read the review if you want an opinion on whether the badge list is generous or stingy. We think it is generous on Welcome and stingy on Last Daily, which is a good shape for a chill sandbox.

When new badges appear after a pack drop, they will be appended here with the official description, not a guessed percentage.

Badge hunting without wrecking the house

Never start a height climb or a world-edge walk on an unsaved masterpiece. Clone the idea onto a junk pad or save twice. The secret quests loop already says this; the badge list repeats it because collectors forget.

If you only want the easy set, stop after Welcome, First Save, First Daily, and your year LogoBlock. That set proves you understood the game. Everything else is optional flavor, including GlossyBlue and Veteran. Optional is allowed. This is a sandbox, not a raid tier.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Which badge should I get first after Welcome?

First Save. It teaches the only progress system that keeps a house.

Can I earn every LogoBlock on one account?

No. Each LogoBlock matches a creation-year range. You qualify for the range that includes your account.

What does Veteran give?

The badge text promises one hundred coins. It is rare compared with Welcome.

Are apple badges secret quests?

Yes. Their flavor text is the official hint. Use the secret quests guide for search habits.