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Modes & Rewards

Survive The Night Modes & Rewards Guides

Move from Easy to Hard, plan clan endless targets and decide when competition fits your progression. The mode guides focus on the change in defense demands, while reward guides keep milestones and leaderboard goals in their own context.

Choose the next survival goalCompare Easy, Hard, endless and competition.

Difficulty changes and reward context

Easy uses a single-door defense and ends after 15 waves with Golden King. Completing it opens Hard, where two doors need attention and Thorn Warden, Grave Mender and Cursed Priest are named threats. Learn a repeatable opening in Easy, then adjust attention and spending for the second entrance rather than assuming the earlier layout answers every Hard problem.

Endless play connects to clans, with community-reported wave 100, 250 and 500 badge milestones as planning targets. Leaderboards are promoted for exclusive rewards. Use a nearer survival goal when practicing and make a competitive attempt deliberate when your available time and defense consistency fit it. A wave target, a difficulty clear and a ranking reward are different goals.

Find the run you are preparing

Use the reported endless milestones to set a reachable next goal.

All Modes & Rewards guides

Learn the first clear, address two doors or organize a sustained clan target.

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Modes & Rewards questions

What changes when I move to Hard?

Hard follows Easy completion and uses two doors. Check both entrances instead of concentrating every decision on the first doorway.

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Prepare for the mode's defense demand

Learn the first clear, address two doors or organize a sustained clan target.