Trophies, Titles & Badges

TinyHarvest is full of small milestones, and the game keeps track of nearly all of them. They show up as achievements, mastery tiers, trophies, titles and badges. This guide explains what each one is, how to earn it, and where you can show it off.

Achievements

Achievements are the game’s checklist of milestones. The list has about 200 entries and covers almost everything you can do: harvesting, crafting, orders, selling, animals, boats, trucks, visitors, the Wanted Board, coops, fishing, the Mine, flights, the Spire, explorers, farm hands and more.

Many of them come in ladders, where each step asks for more than the one before. A few examples:

• Harvesting: First Harvest, Junior Farmer (25 crops), Experienced Farmer (100), Master Farmer (500), and upward through Harvest Legend, Harvest Titan and Harvest God, all the way to Harvest Transcendent at 50,000 crops
• Orders: First Order, Order Master (10 orders), Order Expert (25), Order Champion (100) and onward to Order Transcendent at 5,000 orders
• Helping friends: Friendly Neighbor I to V, from 10 up to 1,000 times
• Fishing: First Catch, Angler Apprentice, Angler Expert, Seasoned Angler and Angler Legend, plus Local Expert for completing a Fishopedia area and Fishopedia Master for completing all five
• The Mine: Going Deep, Ore Prospector, Tunnel Veteran and Depth Legend, plus Deep Diver for unlocking all seven depths
• Coops: Team Player for joining a coop, Daily Devotion and Coop Regular for check-in streaks, and Coop Job Hero up to Job Board Legend
• Collection goals: Full Harvest for every crop type, Sanctuary Master for all sanctuary animals, Full Roster for all eleven explorers, and Boss Hunter for all ten Guardian Challenges
• Levels: Getting Started at level 10 up to Legend of the Valley at level 500

Every achievement pays out XP and diamonds when you claim it. Early ones give a little to get you started, and the big ladder steps give a lot of XP and up to a few dozen diamonds. A badge on the Achievements screen shows how many are waiting for you to claim.

Tip: Open the achievements list from time to time. Because it lists the next step of every ladder, it makes a handy to-do list for the week.

The Mastery Album

The Mastery Album (unlocked at level 26) tracks how much you have done with each individual item: crops you grow, animal goods you collect, recipes you craft, fish you catch and activities you finish. Every item has five tiers:

Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Mythic.

Animal products, crafted goods and fish need fewer, and activities like orders, trucks, boats and expeditions have their own ladders. Albums for fishing and the Mine open at levels 30 and 40.

Mastery feeds titles too. Reaching Gold on a lot of items earns titles such as Green Thumb, and the Lake and Mine have their own mastery ladders. See the Lake guide and the Mine guide.

The Trophy Hall

The Trophy Hall is a building on your Farm Map that shows off everything you have won. You can build it from level 30 for 50,000 coins, and it takes four hours to finish. It starts small and grows in five stages as your collection grows (at 8, 20, 40 and 70 trophies on show). Each trophy on display also adds to your Farm Charm.

What fills the Hall:

• Season trophies: one for every Harvest Pass season whose Premium track you completed to the top, in a glass cabinet for each year
• Event trophies from festivals and other events
• Mastery cups: one for each item you have taken to Gold or above, in its best tier
• The Spire badge and the League cup, on velvet at the top
• Achievement plaques: one each when you have completed 25, 50, 100, 150 and 190 achievements, plus special plaques for Century Farmer (level 100) and Signed, Sealed, Delivered (a full Post Office stamp album)
• Stamp series from your Stamp Album

A season or event you have not won yet appears as an empty cushion with a name tag, so you can see what is still missing. Friends who visit your farm can walk through the same Hall.

Titles

A title is a short phrase that appears under your name, on your profile, your player card and in coop and leaderboard lists. You collect titles by doing things, and choose which one to show from the Wardrobe.

Here are examples by source:

Some titles are easy early wins, and some are long projects. Your Wardrobe also shows how to unlock the ones you do not own yet.

Badges

Badges are small emblems that sit beside your name or on your card.

• Season badges. Every Harvest Pass season has a badge on the Free track at tier 30, so everyone can earn it. They collect in the Seasons Stamps row of your player card.
• The Spire badge. Your lifetime progress in the Spire earns a badge that grows in look with your tier.
• Supporter badges. Players who support the game through Supporter packs earn a tier badge and an avatar frame. Players can hide theirs from others in the settings.
• League medals. The monthly League awards Reward Levels, and your best one is shown on your profile and as a cup in the Trophy Hall.
• Club frame. Active Harvest Club members can wear a members-only avatar frame. See the Season Pass & Club guide.

Showing it off

Your profile and player card are where all of this comes together. A visitor can see:

• Your look: avatar, border, name style, nameplate and your chosen title
• Your stats: coins, diamonds, order tokens, boat and truck points and friendship hearts
• Your leaderboard positions
• How many Mastery Album items you have taken to Gold
• Your Spire badge, Supporter badge if you show it, and Seasons Stamps
• A link to your Stamp Album

You can try on and save combinations in the Wardrobe, and tapping a friend’s name shows their card. Cards can also be shared as an image. Visiting someone’s farm also lets you step into their Trophy Hall.

Tips for collecting

• Claim as you go. Unclaimed achievements and mastery tiers are waiting diamonds.
• Pick a ladder to climb each week. One crop or one fish at a time is more fun than everything at once.
• Use the Wardrobe to swap titles when you reach a new one, especially after finishing a project.
• Do not chase everything. Plenty of the best titles come naturally from playing the parts of the game you enjoy.