Anomaly Detected Achievements and Badges

Anomaly Detected currently has 15 official Roblox achievements, represented by enabled badges in universe 10391036163. The list follows a clear pattern: each of the five named chapters has one standard completion badge, one Veteran completion badge, and one Journal 100% Completion badge. Use the index below to identify the exact goal and badge ID before starting a run.

How the 15 badges are organized

The five official chapter names are The Residence, The Neighbourhood, The School, The Hospital, and The Mall. Each chapter contributes the same three goal types. A standard badge asks you to successfully complete the chapter. A Veteran badge asks you to complete that chapter on Veteran mode. A Journal badge asks you to capture all known anomalies within that chapter Journal.

These descriptions are useful boundaries. A standard clear does not automatically prove a Journal capture rule, and a Journal badge does not say that Veteran is required. Treat each badge as its own goal unless the current game explicitly connects them. If an option is locked, read the live contract selector instead of assuming a prerequisite from the badge order.

All entries below have the evidence status Official because their names, descriptions, IDs, enabled state, and awarding universe come directly from Roblox’s badge API. The checked date matters: enabled state and statistics can change, and new badges can be added after an update.

Chapter 1 — The Residence badges

Start with a standard Residence run if you still need its room baseline. Move to Veteran after you can keep a stable feed order and identify reports without experimenting with the controls. Treat the Journal as a separate collection goal: check its visible state before and after recognized reports because the public badge description does not define the exact capture trigger.

Chapter 2 — The Neighbourhood badges

Keep the British spelling “Neighbourhood” when matching the official badge, chapter selector, and Journal. “Neighborhood” is only an alternate spelling for the same player intent; it is not a second chapter or achievement. Verify the exact chapter before a focused Journal run so progress is not checked against the wrong collection.

Chapter 3 — The School badges

For School goals, make sure similar-looking feeds have distinct names before attempting Veteran or hunting one missing Journal entry. Badge metadata does not publish the room list, anomaly total, or capture route. The chapter and Journal pages keep those observations attached to the live game instead of guessing them from the setting name.

Chapter 4 — The Hospital badges

Hospital badge names establish goals, not a special list of rooms, reflections, or difficulty rules. Learn repeated fixtures by location, then use a standard clear to confirm the current completion flow. When checking Journal progress, keep the report result and the Journal result separate so a sighting is not mistaken for a captured entry.

Chapter 5 — The Mall badges

All three Mall badge descriptions include “Half way there,” but Roblox’s metadata does not explain the phrase. Do not interpret it as a 50% requirement, a chapter total, or proof that only part of The Mall is playable. Check the live contract, current Journal, and creator-controlled announcements before planning a completion run.

Pick the right achievement path

If you are new to a chapter, target its standard completion first. Make a baseline pass, keep one feed order, use the published zoom control for your device, and follow the current report and result feedback. A normal clear gives you useful familiarity even though the badge API does not state that it formally unlocks anything else.

Choose Veteran only when the chapter’s feed identities and report decisions feel routine. Open the live mode description before starting because the badge list does not publish timing, miss limits, anomaly frequency, or party rules. The Veteran Mode guide focuses on preparation without inventing those values.

Choose a Journal badge when you are ready for repeated, controlled runs. Open the matching chapter Journal first, note its revealed and hidden state, make a clear report, and check the same Journal again after a reliable result point. Use the Journal Guide to separate a visible anomaly, a successful report, and persistent collection credit.

Verify a badge and fix a missing award

If a badge is missing, do not repeat an uncertain route or use an off-platform “unlocker.” Confirm the exact chapter, mode, result, and badge ID, then rejoin once through the official Experience. If the same recognized completion still fails, send the creator a concise report containing the chapter, mode, party state, device, result screen, badge ID, and UTC date. Never share a password, cookie, or private account token.

What the Roblox statistics do not mean

Roblox’s badge feed includes dynamic awarded counts and a winRatePercentage. Those values can change between checks and are not the same thing as a documented chapter completion rate, objective difficulty ranking, drop chance, or personal progress requirement. This index therefore uses the stable name, written description, badge ID, universe, and checked enabled state instead of freezing live counters into advice.

Badge creation and update timestamps also need care. They show when Roblox’s badge record changed, not necessarily when a chapter became publicly playable or when a patch reached every server. Use the Updates hub for dated official checkpoints and the live contract selector for availability.

Frequently asked questions

How many achievements are in Anomaly Detected?

Roblox’s official universe badge feed listed 15 enabled badges on September 15, 2026. There are three for each of the five named chapters.

What are the three badge types?

Each chapter has a standard completion badge, a Veteran completion badge, and a Journal 100% Completion badge.

Do I need Veteran mode for Journal completion?

The official badge descriptions do not state that dependency. Treat the Veteran and Journal goals separately unless the current Experience explicitly connects them.

Does an enabled badge prove the chapter is unlocked for me?

No. Enabled status confirms the badge is active in Roblox’s metadata. Your current contract selector and account state determine what you can access.

Are badge award counts a difficulty tier list?

No. Awarded counts and win-rate fields are dynamic platform statistics, not published gameplay rules or an objective comparison of chapter difficulty.

Official reference

• Official Roblox badge list for Anomaly Detected
• Play Anomaly Detected on Roblox