Night At The Infirmary Badges Guide

Night At The Infirmary by A.D. Games awards Roblox profile badges when you survive full night shifts at the human infirmary reception desk. Badges are permanent account trophies — they do not grant in-game Shards, class unlocks, or lobby cosmetics by themselves. They mark progression through the core horror loop: window inspection, photo print comparison, CCTV review, and shutter reject decisions before anomalies end your shift.

The Roblox game page lists 4+ badges total as of July 2026. Three publicly documented night-completion badges track how far you have pushed the multi-night run. OP.GG and Rolimon's badge trackers show earn counts that scale sharply from Night 1 to Night 3 — most players who start a shift never finish even the first night cleanly.

This page catalogs confirmed night badges, how to earn them, and which wiki guides pair with each milestone. Cross-check live earn rates on OP.GG when numbers shift after UPD patches. The listing now displays [UPD 3] while class mechanics still follow UPD 2 notes — badge requirements have stayed night-survival based, not class-gated.

These three badges are the primary progression trophies community trackers list for place ID 101610294550592:

• Completed Night 1 — ~1.7M players earned (OP.GG, July 2026). Awarded when you finish your first full night shift without a fatal anomaly admission or shift-ending mistake.
• Completed Night 2 — ~491K earned. Requires surviving Night 1 and clearing the second shift in the same run or session progression, depending on current beta lobby rules.
• Completed Night 3 — ~338K earned. The steepest drop-off from Night 2 — camera-only tells, tighter queues, and higher anomaly pressure punish rushed inspections.

Earn counts are approximate snapshots from third-party Roblox badge trackers, not official A.D. Games statistics. They update as new players join the viral July 2026 wave (~17M visits on the listing). A fourth badge slot appears on the Roblox badges panel but may be unlisted, future content, or a hidden milestone — we add it here once earn criteria are verified.

Rolimon's win-rate data for Night 1 sits near 41% of attempts that reach badge award conditions, while Night 2 drops to roughly 13% — useful context for why Night 3 feels elite-tier even though the core desk loop never changes.

Badges unlock when you complete a night, not when you merely start one. Completion means processing every scheduled patient arrival for that night index — admits and rejects — without triggering a shift-ending failure. Wrong admits that spawn interior anomalies, missed shutter rejects, or Sanity collapse during ward care can end the run before the badge fires.

Night 1 badge path — Follow the three-layer checklist on every patient. New players should read controls and map, then play alongside the first night walkthrough. Night 1 anomalies telegraph obvious window or photo tells; speed matters less than never skipping a layer.

Night 2 badge path — Expect one or two more patients and your first mimic-adjacent pressure. Read Skinwalkers before Night 2 if you admitted cleanly on Night 1 only because tells were loud. The badge requires surviving the full second shift, not just beating Night 1 twice in separate runs unless the lobby resets per attempt.

Night 3 badge path — Budget extra seconds on CCTV even when the window looks fine. Use the all nights walkthrough for pacing reference and the embedded full run above. Night 3 is where camera-only contradictions spike — pair with camera tells and how to detect anomalies.

Badges appear on your Roblox profile automatically once the server registers night completion. If a badge fails to pop after a clear win, rejoin a fresh server instance — stale beta lobbies occasionally desync achievement triggers.

Badge hunting is really accuracy hunting stretched across multiple shifts. These habits raise completion rates without chasing speed:

1. Fix one weak layer per run — Track whether you die to window, photo, or CCTV misses. Drill that layer for an entire session before pushing the next night badge.
2. Invest Shards before Night 3 grinds — Redeem UPD2 on codes, then buy Surgeon or Receptionist from the classes guide. Faster wheelchair routes and desk perks reduce Sanity bleed between patients.
3. Manage Sanity on ward nights — UPD 2 ward care adds BPM checks, temperature reads, and bed cleaning. Read the Sanity system guide so interior care does not end a run you already earned at the desk.
4. Reject decisively — Borderline humans beat admitted anomalies. Use the shutter when any layer fails; hesitation stacks queue pressure that causes skipped checks.
5. Watch pacing, not just tells — The embedded TheKacperosEN walkthrough shows how experienced players chain stations under time pressure without skipping layers.

After three failed Night 3 attempts, drop to Night 2 and play it perfectly once — rebuild muscle memory before re-facing the difficulty spike. Badge earn counts prove most players quit early; slow, repeatable inspections beat panic sprinting.

Approximate OP.GG earn snapshots (July 2026) tell a progression story:

• Night 1 (~1.7M) — Roughly one in four players who engage long enough to finish a first shift. Still the most common badge because Night 1 teaches the loop with forgiving pacing.
• Night 2 (~491K) — About 29% of Night 1 earners push to Night 2. Mimic pressure and queue timing weed out players who relied on obvious tells alone.
• Night 3 (~338K) — About 69% of Night 2 earners convert — better retention than Night 1→2, but the absolute pool is smaller. Earning Night 3 puts you well above median beta skill.

These ratios shift after balance patches. When A.D. Games tunes anomaly spawn tables in update notes, badge earn velocity can jump or stall within days. Treat rarity as social proof of endurance, not a paywall — no Robux purchase skips night requirements.

Profile badges also help friends verify you play the correct A.D. Games title (place ID 101610294550592), not unrelated hospital roleplay clones that flooded search during the July viral wave.

Night 3 badges are not the end of Night At The Infirmary beta progression. Later nights continue escalating queue pressure, environmental events, and subtle tells — documented on the all nights walkthrough and ending guide when you chase full run completion.

Pair badge goals with written references instead of grinding blind:

• First Night Walkthrough — Night 1 badge prep
• All Nights Walkthrough — Night 2–3 pacing and beyond
• Classes Guide — Shard spending for faster clears
• Sanity System — Ward-phase survival after admits
• How to Survive — Reject timing under queue pressure
• Game Hub — Controls, map, items, and update cross-links

When Roblox lists a fourth verified badge with public earn criteria, we expand this page. Until then, treat the three night-completion badges as the canonical achievement ladder for UPD 2–3 beta builds.