Smash your way through this challenge with my Project Smash The Hunt Badge guide. My guide tells you exactly how to get the badge in an easy step-by-step process that any Project Smash player new or old could follow.
Project Smash is quite the PvE centric game, so wether you’re a frequent player, or stopping by to grab the badge, prepare for conflict! The badge obtainment within Project Smash is a bit of a free for all method, but I believe in you!
Check out a list of participating games on Roblox. For more The Hunt content check out our Tsunami Game The Hunt Quest Guide, and my How To Get The Swordburst 3 The Hunt Badge guide.
Project Smash The Hunt Badge
Unlike other titles participating in The Hunt, the Project Smash First Edition Badge is a touch luck-based. Obtaining the badge is relatively straightforward, but you’ll be up against other players unless you have a private server to cheese this badge from.
Obtaining the Project Smash badge is as simple as hitting play to enter the arena, and waiting for an event egg to spawn in. If you’re the first player to grab the egg, then you’ll have obtained the Project Smash The Hunt Badge!
Tips and Hints:
- The egg spawns every 5 minutes with a temporary screen display announcing the spawn
- When spawned, it will indicate its whereabouts with an icon above its spawn location
- The spawn location changes, so don’t hang around one spot for too long
- If you or a friend has 80 Robux for a private server you can cheese this badge and avoid all the PvE conflict!
What Is The Hunt?
The Hunt is a limited-time Roblox event spanning multiple genres of familiar titles until the end of March. This event hosted by Roblox is an Easter hunt for badges. Different participating games offer limited-time game modes for players new and old to participate in for rewards. If you’ve ever wanted to drip out with limited-time avatar cosmetics, now is your chance!
