Published: August 31, 2026 Click here to add TechWiser as a trusted and preferred source on Google. The Archives Update in Doors brought a whole new wave of content, and with it came a fresh batch of badges to hunt down. These achievements are spread across two spots: the Archives Subfloor found inside the Hotel, and the Stairwell Subfloor tucked inside the Mines. This guide covers how to get all 35 badges in Doors Archive Subfloor. All 35 Badges in Doors Archive Subfloor There are a total of 35 badges or achievements you can earn in Doors Archive Subfloor, ranging from the easy ones to specific challenges that require you to complete certain activities. Some you will unlock simply by playing, while others require you to know exactly what to do. To help you out, here is the complete list of all badges in Doors Archive Subfloor and how to get them: 1. General Badges These two are the easiest to get, and you can grab both without any extra setup right in Section A. 2. Entity Badges Most of these badges come from either surviving an entity encounter or handling it in a specific way. This is the biggest badge category by far, and it's where most of your runs will focus. These badges focus on collecting and using different items. A few can take multiple runs since you'll need to gather enough of the right items to fill your hotbar. 4. Crucifix Badge There's just one badge tied to the Crucifix item, called Annihilation . Trigger a Portrait entity through the mirror, and there's a chance it'll reappear in a later room. You need the Crucifix from the Hotel to banish it, so if you're starting directly at the Archives, you likely won't have one. Taking the Emergency Exit right after spawning the Portrait sends you back to the Hotel, giving you a shot at grabbing a Crucifix. 5. Floor Badges These badges are tied to your progress through the Archives itself. Simply reaching certain areas or using a particular route can be enough to unlock them. 6. Stairwell Badges The remaining badges are found in the Stairwell Subfloor, where you will encounter a separate group of entities and challenges. Some are easy to unlock, while others require you to interact with the environment in a specific way. Since a handful of these badges in Doors Archive Subfloor depend on which floor you start from, it helps to plan two separate runs: One run starting from the Hotel for the Crucifix and Forgotten Memories badges One run focused purely on entity encounters Grinding items like Enlightened and Girl Dinner takes patience since they span multiple floors, so don't expect to finish them in one run. Take your time while exploring the new archive and completing the walkthrough , but keep your eyes on entity cues like screen shaking or crying sounds, and you'll have all 35 badges checked off before you know it. No, only a few badges like Forgotten Memories and the Crucifix-related Annihilation badge require starting from the Hotel. Quick Purchase is the easiest since you just need 10 Gold and a vending machine, no entity interaction needed. Yes, taking the Emergency Exit right after triggering a Portrait sends you back to the Hotel, giving you another chance. I'm Shida Aruya, a gaming writer with four years of experience covering video games and a lifetime spent playing them. After studying Mass Communications and Journalism and writing for fashion magazines, I made a full pivot into gaming, my other hobby. I've been playing since childhood across PCs and PlayStations, happiest in life sims, battle royale, and anything with puzzles in it. Games like Stardew Valley, Fields of Mistria, Fortnite, and Pharaoh are some of my favorites. These days I cover Fortnite, Roblox, and AAA Games like GTA 6, writing guides, tier lists, and patch breakdowns, always for the players! Published: Sep 22, 2026 Muzan does not hand out demon powers to just anyone in Slayers 2. The game asks you to… Published: Sep 21, 2026 Royale High has brought back one of the features that players absolutely love: the Candy Bowls. These Candy… Published: Sep 21, 2026 Are you a Slayer or a Demon? Doesn’t matter which path you choose; Slayers 2 Wiki helps you… Published: Sep 21, 2026 Discover all Titles you can get in the Slayers 2 experience on Roblox with this complete guide, including…

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