DONTSPLASH

Guide

The badges in DONT SPLASH

Prerequisites:
None. The badge list, its counters and the badge page are public.
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The badge list is one row, and for its first three days that row had no winners. Behind the Tiles appeared on 4 November 2026 at 09:59 UTC; six readings across 5 and 6 November returned zero on both counters. On 7 November 2026 the counters read 1,374 awarded and 1,369 in a single day, the game page strip printed Won Ever 1,565, and the game still says nothing about how you get it. Here is the record in full, what its art shows, and how to read the counters yourself.

The full list, which is one row

This is not the top of the list; it is the list. The record below came back alone, with no next page and no second entry in either sort order:

Badge The game's own line Added Won ever
BEHIND THE TILESSomeone left the radio on.4 November 2026, 09:59 UTC1,565

Every number in that table has a date on it, and the two counters have moved since this page was first written. Between 5 and 6 November 2026 the record returned awardedCount 0 and pastDayAwardedCount 0 on six separate reads. The 7 November read returns 1,374 awarded with 1,369 in the previous day, and the game page strip prints Won Yesterday 1,369 and Won Ever 1,565. The 7 November build landed at 15:21:02Z that day, between the last zero reading and this one — which puts the two facts in the same day and says nothing about cause.

What the record holds, and what it does not

A Roblox badge record carries identifiers, names, icons, timestamps, three counters and the universe it belongs to. The fields that decide whether you can act on this badge read like this:

Field Reading on 7 November 2026
NameBehind the Tiles
DescriptionSomeone left the radio on.
Awarded inDONT SPLASH (universe 10771421858, place 119958473240233)
Enabledtrue
Created and last updated2026-11-04T09:59:30Z, both fields identical
Awards yesterday1,369
Awards in total1,374
Win rate0.0

There is no reward field, no unlock-condition field and no hint field. The badge page on Roblox prints the same facts in a friendlier layout — By Bacon Theory, Earn this Badge in: DONT SPLASH, Type Badge, Updated Nov 04, 2026, then the same sentence — and stops there. Any page that tells you the exact steps for this badge is working from something other than these three surfaces, because these three surfaces do not contain them.

The art is the only other hint

The icon file is the second thing the developers published, and it says more than the description does. Read at the size Roblox serves it:

  • A tiled wall. Cream tiles over a teal band, the same wall treatment the pool areas use.
  • A doorway, standing open. A door is ajar at the top of the frame with warm light coming through it from a room behind.
  • An oversized brass key. It lies in the foreground, in shallow water, with its shadow running back toward the door.

Put the two hints side by side and the shape is a door you can open, something you pick up, and sound left running in a room. That is our reading of a picture and a sentence, not a rule: no frame we have read shows a key, a radio, or a room behind the tiles, and we are not going to invent a room number for it. The badge's name and its description are the entire published brief.

Two other things called a badge

Players use the word for three different things in this game, and only one of them is on the list above.

  • The FALL season tile. The lobby tile carries a LIMITED tag and a day-scale countdown next to the 2X CASH tile. That is a seasonal marker on a tile, not an account badge, and it does not appear on the badge list. Our Farm page holds those readings.
  • The 1.5X coin tag. A coin multiplier appears in the lobby with its own timer and multiplies doors and the escape line while it runs. Also not an account badge; the coin page works through what it does to a payout.

Neither one grants a badge and neither one turns up in your Roblox profile. If you came looking for one of those, the two links at the end of this page are the right places.

How to check whether you have it

The counters are public, so you can see a win that is not yours — and, if you want to be the one who closes this page, you can watch the number move.

  1. Open the badge page. It prints the name, the description and Updated Nov 04, 2026. That update date is the last time the record was written, not the last time it was won, so read the counters instead of the date.
  2. Read the game page's badge strip. It prints Won Ever and Rarity for this badge. A Won Ever higher than the last reading you took means other players are earning it, whether or not you have.
  3. Read your own account. Badges you own sit in the Badges tab of your Roblox profile, and this one is public, so a friend can check it for you without the game open.

You are done when the badge appears on your own profile. The strip cannot tell you that: it counts everybody. Compare Won Ever before and after a run of your own, and send the screenshot if it moves.

What we cannot tell you

  • What earns it. The record has no unlock condition and the team has published no line about it. A method posted by a third party is that site's claim, not this record.
  • Whether the 4 November build added it. The badge record was written at 09:59 UTC and the build record moved at 21:25:20 UTC on the same day, so the two belong to the same working day and nothing more. Order is not cause.
  • Whether there are more. The list returns enabled badges. A disabled or unfinished badge would not appear until a developer enables it, and nothing we can read tells us whether one exists.
  • What the rarity label divides. Rarity 0.0% (Impossible) printed unchanged from a zero counter to 1,374 awards, so the label lags the count and its denominator is unpublished.

The cheap check for all four is the same one: read Won Ever again next week and read the badge record's counters at the same time. The method is what is missing now, not the evidence that it can be earned.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How many badges does DONT SPLASH have?

One, as of 5 November 2026: Behind the Tiles. The badge list returns a single record with no next page, and the same record comes back when the list is asked for in ascending order, so this is the whole list rather than its first page. The game page's badge strip lists the same one and no second.

How do you get the Behind the Tiles badge?

We do not know, and no published line says. The badge record carries a name, a description and two timestamps, with no field for an unlock condition, a hint or a reward, and the badge page on Roblox prints no how-to line. The only material the game has released is the name, the line Someone left the radio on. and the art. What changed on 7 November 2026 is that 1,369 awards appeared in a single day, so a method exists; nobody has published it, and no recording we hold shows it. If you earn it, send the screenshot and we will put the method here.

What does Someone left the radio on mean?

It is the game's own description, printed identically on the badge record, the badge page and the game page. Nothing the game publishes explains it, and the icon does not show a radio: it shows a tiled wall, a door standing open onto a lit room, and a key. Treat the sentence as a hint the developers wrote for players, not as a description of a mechanism we can confirm.

Why does the badge say Rarity 0.0% (Impossible)?

Because the label is a ratio against a far larger number than the win count. On 7 November 2026 the badge record still returned winRatePercentage 0.0 while its own awardedCount read 1,374, and the game page strip printed Rarity 0.0% (Impossible) beside Won Ever 1,565. The denominator is not published anywhere we can read, so this page can describe what the two fields print and not what they divide.

Does the badge give a reward, and is there one for beating HARD?

The record lists no reward, and no in-game panel we have read mentions a badge. A Roblox badge is an account record rather than a shop item. There is also no HARD badge and no second badge of any kind on the list as of 5 November 2026; the FALL tag and the 1.5X coin tag in the lobby are separate things with their own timers.

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