Year Infinity Guide - The Hunt Roblox 20 Wiki

Overview

Year Infinity is the second half of the anniversary event and the reason the historical timeline matters. It opens only after all twenty featured years are completed and claimed, then adds another twenty games representing where the platform is heading in 2026 and beyond.

Finishing All 20 Years

This run shows the full historical route through to the end, which is useful for gauging how much time the remaining years will take before the bonus phase becomes available on your own account. It pairs well with the game order breakdown.

Unlocking the Bonus Phase

There is no shortcut into Year Infinity at all. The hub checks your completed years, so a single unclaimed reward keeps the whole phase sealed no matter how much you have already played. Our event guide lists every year you need.

Work through these steps in order and confirm each one registers safely before you treat the bonus phase as genuinely available on your account, since a single missed claim is enough on its own to hold the whole phase shut.

The Two Phases Compared

The two halves of the event work quite differently, and that shift in structure is what makes the second phase feel like a genuine reward rather than more of the same thing. The year rewards themselves are catalogued on our UGC list.

What the Second Phase Changes

The bonus phase reframes the whole event from a history tour into a deliberate look forward, and it also unlocks the deeper reward track that stays hidden behind the main timeline until then, which is why so few players reach it.

Four specific things change once the phase opens, and all four of them matter a great deal if you are chasing the rarest items listed in our secret items guide, because none of them are currently available anywhere else at all.

How the Secret Phase Fits In

Year Infinity is a gate rather than a finish line for the event. The twenty secret quests only become reachable after the phase opens on your account, and they release in waves of five every other day from September 19.

Each completed secret awards one single exclusive accessory and one puzzle fragment. Those accessories always stay completely separate from the twenty year rewards, and that is exactly why the secret items page tracks them independently from the main timeline rewards.

Collecting the full twenty fragments opens the final puzzle inside the event hub. Roblox has not named the Dominus prize publicly yet, and any specific name circulating online before an official item page appears should always be treated as unconfirmed.

Timing Considerations

The bonus phase is generous with time but unforgiving with the hard event deadline, so treat these four points as real planning constraints. The same deadline logic applies to the Dominus race as well, because there is no extension afterwards.

All four of them matter far more than raw playtime for anyone aiming at the endgame rewards, because the bonus phase itself is not what limits your progress here at all, the closing event calendar is, and it does not move.

• Waves release every other day — Five secrets at a time from September 19, which gives a natural pacing rhythm rather than a single dump.
• The final wave lands late — With waves starting September 19, the last set arrives close to the September 28 deadline with little slack.
• Clean bookkeeping matters — Nineteen fragments is worth the same as zero for the final puzzle, so verify each secret registers before moving on.
• The race is global — Nothing suggests a per-server quota, so the first twenty finishers should be read as a worldwide race.