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Game Functions Overview

In 99 Nights in the Forest (Roblox), you juggle survival, crafting, resource gathering, and missions. Here's how the main map functions and systems work:

Crafting & Base Building: Use wood, scrap, and other materials to create tools like bear traps, teleporters, food systems, and defensive structures. Upgrade your crafting bench to unlock more blueprints bench Level 4 grants the Crafting badge 

Campfire & Fire Upgrades: Your campfire is your lifeline at night. Upgrading it improves both safety and vision. Reaching levels 3, 4, and 5 correspond with badges Firemaking I, II, III, and fully upgrading (level 6) unlocks Firemaking IV 

Exploration & Rescue Quest: Locate and save the four missing children within the forest to secure the Orienteering badge 

Pelt Trader and Hunting Tasks: Seek out the Pelt Trader and complete his series of hunting-related quests to earn the Hunting badge 

Survival & Defense: Defend your campfire against cultist waves to unlock the Combat badge. Simply fend them off and survive 

Achievements (Badges) Guide

There are 27 base badges in the game (plus seasonal/event ones). Here’s a breakdown in plain language:

Survival Milestones

Survive 10, 20, … up to 100 days: Keep going and hit each milestone Day 10, 20, 30, … 100 for progressive badges 

Skill-Based Achievements

Combat: Hold your ground protect your campfire from cultist attacks.

Gardening: Visit the Fairy and buy a box of seeds.

Crafting: Level up your crafting bench to Level 4.

Firemaking I–IV: Upgrade the campfire from Level 3 through Level 6 (map reveals fully at Level 6).

First Aid: Revive a teammate using a Bandage or Medkit.

Infiltration: Take down the cultist stronghold at least once.

Hunting: Finish all the Pelt Trader quests.

Orienteering: Rescue all four lost children.

Swiftness: Survive 99 days in under 90 minutes.

Durability: Go through 99 days without dying even once.

Vegetarian: Survive 99 days without eating any meat (stew counts if meat's in it).

Humiliation: Die by stepping on a bear trap (yes, on purpose).

Teamwork: Survive 99 days with a full squad of five players.

Self-Preservation: Survive 100 days without rescuing any children 

Endurance Legends

Determined I: Survive 250 days.

Determined II: Survive 500 days 

Event/Special Badges

Reconstruction: In the snow biome, find a snowman missing a nose; bring a carrot and restore him.

Ice Sculpting: Locate the Ice Temple and break a treasure inside.

Knitting: Craft 10 warm clothing items from the clothing store.

Xenology, Wilderness Hunting, and others tied to defeating alien or snow biome bosses; some may be unavailable 

Top Recommended Classes for New Players

1. Scavenger – Best Budget Pick

Cost: 25 Diamonds 

Perks: +2 sack inventory space, 20% faster chest opening, chance to get scrap from chests 

Why start here: Super cost-effective and excellent for gathering gear and resources fast. Many guides recommend skipping Camper and unlocking Scavenger for the clear early advantage 

2. Camper – Safest Starter

Cost: 10 Diamonds 

Perks: Flashlight starter, reduced hunger drain, improved visibility at night, and eventually starts with a stew 

Why it works: Great for newcomers who want a gentle introduction—less hunger, better night vision, and free food get you off to a smooth start.

3. Medic – Great for Team Play

Cost: 40 Diamonds 

Perks: Starts with two bandages, 5× faster revive, later upgrades restore more health and hunger, and medkit unlocks 

Why it's useful: In multiplayer, Medic is a lifesaver—literally. Faster revives and healing support keep the team alive during tough fights.

4. Lumberjack – Long-Term Resource King

Cost: 70 Diamonds 

Perks: Starts with a Good Axe; bonuses to get extra logs and saplings; later unlocks even more resource drops 

Why it's awesome: Indispensable for building and crafting. Most tier lists crown it the top class for sustained success—especially once you’re established 

5. Ranger – Solid Combat Start

Cost: 70 Diamonds 

Perks: Comes with a flashlight, revolver, ammo; ammo-saving mechanics and improved ammo capacity at higher levels 

Description:

Build a camp with friends.

Something is watching you.

* STRONGHOLD UPDATE * – 04/07

– Added cultist strongholds, a structure you can raid repeatedly for loot and diamonds

– Added 2 new classes, the brawler, and the hunter

– Added a powerful new melee weapon, and a powerful new opponent