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Overview

Almost every missing reward traces back to the same short list of causes, and none of them involve a broken item. The quest finished, the badge fired, and something between that moment and your inventory did not complete, usually because the claim step happened in the wrong place or not at all.

Symptom to Fix

Start with the symptom rather than the quest, because the fix depends on which stage failed. The table matches the four common reports to the action that actually resolves them, and most players are finished within a couple of minutes. The claim guide covers the base interaction.

Working Through a Missing Reward

Work in this order and you will resolve the ordinary cases without guessing. Each step is cheap, and stopping early is how a five-minute fix turns into a wasted evening of replays that were never needed in the first place.

If the hub counter does not move after a second attempt, treat it as a sync delay rather than a loss. The guide to badges that will not unlock covers the waiting behaviour and the rejoin trick in more detail.

Reasons Rewards Go Missing

Four causes account for nearly every report, and only one of them is a real progress problem. Recognising which category you are in saves the most time, and the full item list helps you confirm the reward name before you start troubleshooting.

What Needs a Replay

Replays are rarer than the complaints suggest, and they only apply to objectives that track a single continuous run. Everything else keeps its progress, so replaying it wastes time that could go into a different year. Confirm the reset before you commit to it.

If you do replay, finish the whole stage in one session and claim immediately afterwards. Our claim guide and the badge troubleshooting page cover both halves of that recovery. A partial replay is the pattern most likely to fail a second time.

• Single-run distance objectives — Quests that count travel only register when the full distance is covered without a death reset.
• Timed or weather-gated stages — Requirements tied to a day cycle must be observed in one uninterrupted session.
• Collection counters — Coin, fruit and item counts usually persist, so a replay is not needed for those.
• Hub claims — Claiming is never a replay. It is a separate interaction that happens after the badge fires.
• Secret quests — Solve the specific secret again if its badge never fired, rather than repeating the whole wave.

Before You Contact Support

Gather the basics before reporting anything: the year or secret name, whether the badge appears in your list, and whether the hub counter moved after you claimed. With those three facts the cause is usually obvious, and without them the report cannot really be checked by anyone.

Time also matters. The event closes on September 28 at 10:00 AM PT, and an unclaimed reward cannot be recovered after that, so resolve anything uncertain while the hub is still open. Our claim routine takes under a minute per year.