Competition Park is one of the most challenging districts in The Takeover 2025, featuring 12 intense PvP and team-based experiences that test your skills across sports, racing, combat, and survival games. To complete all Competition Park challenges and maximize your Solo and Crew Creds, you'll need to master games ranging from Pixel Blade's wave defense to Tower of Hell's precision platforming, with each game offering Noob, Pro, Master, and sometimes Extreme difficulty challenges.
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| Game | Max Solo Creds | Difficulty Levels | Game Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel Blade | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Wave Defense |
| Musical Chairs | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Party/Boss Battle |
| Slap Battles | 22 | Noob, Pro, Master | Splat PvP |
| Untitled Boxing Game | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Fighting |
| Murderers vs Sheriffs | 22 | Noob, Pro, Master | Tactical Shooter |
| Tennis Zero | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Sports |
| Superstar Racers | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Racing/Obby |
| Super League Soccer | 22 | Noob, Pro, Master | Sports |
| BOOMSTICK! Football | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Sports |
| Dead Rails | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Survival |
| Barry's Prison Run | 30 | Noob, Pro, Master, Extreme | Speedrun/Escape |
| Tower of Hell | 22 | Noob, Pro, Master | Obby/Platformer |
Whether you're grinding for the exclusive Competition Park rewards like the Tagging Battery Can Belt and Canvas Brush, or aiming to dominate the leaderboards with your crew, this comprehensive guide breaks down every single challenge, provides proven strategies, and reveals the fastest completion methods to help you conquer Competition Park before The Takeover event ends on September 22, 2025.
Pixel Blade transforms into a special Takeover-themed Portal Lobby where you'll face increasingly difficult wave-based challenges. All four difficulty tiers are available, making this one of the most rewarding games in Competition Park.
Noob Challenge: Reach Wave 5 in Raid Mode (4 Solo Creds) The entry-level challenge is straightforward - protect the Spirit Tree while clearing enemies through the first five waves. This can easily be completed solo with basic gear. Focus on crowd control and prioritize ranged attackers that threaten your Spirit Tree.
Pro Challenge: Reach Wave 10 and Defeat the Miniboss (6 Solo Creds) Waves starting from Wave 10 become significantly tougher, requiring at least 3 crew members for optimal success. The Miniboss spawns at the end of Wave 10 with enhanced health and damage. Coordinate with your team to designate roles - have one player focus on healing the Spirit Tree while others handle enemy waves.
Master Challenge: Reach Wave 20 and Defeat the Boss (10 Solo Creds) This challenge demands a full squad of 4 players with proper coordination. The Wave 20 Boss has multiple attack phases and summons additional enemies. Pro tip: Save your ultimate abilities for the boss phase and maintain constant communication about enemy spawns.
Extreme Challenge: Finish Wave 30 (10 Solo Creds) After Wave 20, the difficulty increases substantially with less room for errors. Wave 30 represents the ultimate test in Pixel Blade, requiring perfect teamwork and resource management. Only attempt this with an experienced crew who understands enemy patterns and optimal positioning strategies.
Musical Chairs adds a competitive twist with its Takeover challenges, combining traditional gameplay with epic boss fights that scale in difficulty.
Noob Challenge: Compete in 2 Rounds with 8+ Players (4 Solo Creds) Simply participate in 2 rounds with at least 8 players - but ensure you accept the challenge from The Takeover section first, or your rounds won't count toward completion. This typically takes 10-15 minutes depending on lobby population.
Pro Challenge: Top 3 Placement in Three Matches (6 Solo Creds) Consistency is key here. You need to place in the top 3 across three different matches with 8+ players. Focus on positioning near multiple chairs and develop quick reaction times for when the music stops.
Master Challenge: Beat the Normal Mode Boss (10 Solo Creds) The Normal Boss spawns with a special cutscene after completing previous challenges. While soloable, bringing a crew dramatically increases success rates. The boss has predictable attack patterns - learn them through observation before engaging.
Extreme Challenge: Defeat Nightmare Mode Boss (10 Solo Creds) The Nightmare Boss represents one of Competition Park's toughest challenges. This boss has enhanced speed, damage, and introduces new mechanics not present in Normal Mode. Crew coordination is essentially mandatory for victory.
Slap Battles introduces the new Splat Battles mode where you choose a class and compete to paint the most area on the map.
Noob Challenge: Cover 35,000 Studs in Paint (4 Solo Creds) This cumulative challenge typically requires 2-3 rounds to complete. Choose a class with good area coverage abilities and focus on unclaimed territories rather than fighting over contested zones.
Pro Challenge: Win 2 Splat Battles Games (6 Solo Creds) Victory depends heavily on team coordination and class selection. Inviting crew members significantly improves win rates. The key strategy is controlling central areas while maintaining map awareness.
Master Challenge: Win the Splat Battles Championship (12 Solo Creds) The Championship uses a tournament format where your team must win multiple consecutive battles. This challenge unlocks after completing the Pro tier. Form a premade team with defined roles for maximum success.
This competitive fighting game tests your combat skills across four challenging tiers, culminating in battles against Coach Bringus's past selves.
Noob Challenge: Land an Ultimate Attack (4 Solo Creds) Your ultimate bar fills through both attacking and defending. Once charged, press 'Q' to unleash your ultimate - note that it can be blocked by skilled opponents. The easiest method is landing it against new players or during opponent recovery frames.
Pro Challenge: Get 5 Knockdowns (6 Solo Creds) Accumulate 5 knockdowns across any number of matches. Average players achieve 2 knockdowns per fight, making this a 3-5 match commitment. Focus on heavy attacks and combos to maximize knockdown potential.
Master Challenge: Achieve a Perfect Victory (10 Solo Creds) Win without taking any damage - the ultimate test of defensive skill. Play extremely defensively, only attacking during guaranteed openings. Counter-attacking after successful dodges provides the safest damage opportunities.
Extreme Challenge: Defeat Coach Bringus's Past Versions (10 Solo Creds) Coach Bringus appears at ringside watching retro television after completing previous challenges. Fight and defeat three progressively difficult versions of his past selves. Each version introduces new moves and increased aggression - patience and pattern recognition are essential.
This tactical shooter requires mastery of multiple weapon types and consistent performance in team-based matches.
Noob Challenge: Triple Kill Variety (4 Solo Creds) Secure a gun kill, knife kill, and knife throw kill within a single match. The challenge tests weapon versatility rather than pure skill. Start with ranged kills then transition to melee when opponents are weakened.
Pro Challenge: Earn MVP Twice in Group Matches (6 Solo Creds) Group Matches range from 2v2 to 4v4. MVP status requires the highest kill count on your team. Focus on aggressive positioning and target prioritization to outscore teammates consistently.
Master Challenge: Win 3 Consecutive Group Matches (12 Solo Creds) The ultimate consistency test. Form a premade team with complementary playstyles. Communication and role assignment (entry fragger, support, anchor) dramatically improve success rates.
Tennis Zero's Takeover challenges revolve around the unique Splash Court mode, combining traditional tennis with territorial painting mechanics.
Noob Challenge: Hit 50 Rally Hits (4 Solo Creds) Rally Hits are any shots after the initial serve - the most basic tennis mechanic. One full game typically provides enough opportunities to complete this challenge.
Pro Challenge: Use Flow 3 Times (6 Solo Creds) Build your Flow Meter through consistent play, then activate it strategically. Flow provides temporary stat boosts and special shot effects. Three activations usually require 2-3 matches.
Master Challenge: Paint 250% Total Coverage (10 Solo Creds) The Splash Court's unique mechanic converts hit areas to your color. Achieving 250% requires 3-4 games averaging 80-90% coverage each. Target unpainted zones for maximum efficiency.
Extreme Challenge: Win 3 Splash Court Matches (10 Solo Creds) Focus on territorial control over traditional scoring. Consistently hitting unpainted areas while maintaining rally control ensures victory.
Superstar Racers combines racing with obby elements, spawning special Gems throughout maps for collection.
Noob Challenge: Collect 75 Gems (4 Solo Creds) Gems appear across the map after accepting the challenge. Focus on systematic collection routes rather than random exploration. Most players complete this in 20-30 minutes.
Pro Challenge: Beat Any Map (6 Solo Creds) This requires completing a full racing obby course, typically taking 30 minutes with several attempts for inexperienced players. Study the track layout and identify shortcut opportunities.
Master Challenge: Complete 3 Lobby Time Trials (10 Solo Creds) Three timed trials test your speed and precision. A timer appears in the lower left - complete each course before it expires. Practice runs help identify optimal routes.
Extreme Challenge: Beat a Second Lap (10 Solo Creds) The second lap introduces increased difficulty with modified obstacles and tighter time constraints. Only attempt after mastering the standard tracks.
Super League Soccer tests your football skills across possession, assists, and scoring challenges.
Noob Challenge: Possess the Ball 5 Times (4 Solo Creds) Playing as CF (Center Forward) provides the highest possession opportunities. Position yourself strategically to receive passes from teammates.
Pro Challenge: Achieve 5 Assists (6 Solo Creds) Assists require proper teammate positioning. Playing with friends or crew members makes this significantly easier through coordinated plays.
Master Challenge: Score 10 Goals (12 Solo Creds) Expect 20-30 minutes of gameplay as CF position. Avoid goalkeeper role as it prevents scoring opportunities. Focus on positioning and timing your runs.
American football arrives in Competition Park with tackle-focused challenges and yardage requirements.
Noob Challenge: Tackle 5 Enemy Players (4 Solo Creds) Press 'R' when close to enemies to execute tackles. Proper positioning and timing are crucial for successful tackles.
Pro Challenge: 5,000 Yards or 25 Single-Game Yards (6 Solo Creds) The 5,000-yard option takes about 20 minutes of continuous running. Alternatively, gain 25 yards with the ball in one game for faster completion.
Master Challenge: Double Tackle Ball Carrier (10 Solo Creds) Position yourself near the enemy ball carrier and execute two tackles in a single game. Timing and anticipation of play development are essential.
Extreme Challenge: Score Touchdown or Field Goal (10 Solo Creds) Scoring requires carrying the ball to the opposing endzone without being tackled, or successfully kicking a field goal. Coordinate with teammates for blocking support.
Dead Rails combines survival mechanics with zombie combat in a train-based setting.
Noob Challenge: Survive 1 Night (4 Solo Creds) Simply survive through one complete night cycle. Ensure you accept the challenge first for progress tracking. Basic survival tactics and resource conservation suffice.
Pro Challenge: Travel 10 km (6 Solo Creds) Sitting on the train completes this in 5-10 minutes. Alternatively, running in circles takes about 20 minutes but provides more engagement.
Master Challenge: Defeat 15 Zombies with Shovel (10 Solo Creds) The starting shovel has extremely low damage, requiring 10-15 hits per zombie. This tedious challenge rewards patience over skill.
Extreme Challenge: Complete the Game (10 Solo Creds) The full game completion is extremely difficult solo. Bring a crew for dramatically improved success rates. Resource management and role distribution are crucial.
This fast-paced escape game tests your parkour skills and speedrunning abilities.
Noob Challenge: Collect 5 Donuts (4 Solo Creds) Donuts spawn after accepting the challenge - four on ground level, one atop the stairs. Use pipe climbing and multiple attempts to collect all five while avoiding Barry.
Pro Challenge: Defeat Barry Knight with Sword (6 Solo Creds) The sword spawns only after accepting this specific challenge. Equip it and engage Barry Knight in combat for victory.
Master Challenge: Complete in Under 12 Minutes (10 Solo Creds) A fresh game starts upon accepting this challenge. Finish within the 12-minute time limit for success. Route optimization and movement efficiency are key.
Extreme Challenge: Flawless Run Under 10 Minutes (10 Solo Creds) The ultimate test - complete the game in under 10 minutes without dying or being caught by Barry. Every second counts, and perfection is mandatory.
Tower of Hell's Takeover challenges involve collecting spray paint cans at different heights and tagging your name.
Noob Challenge: Red Spray Paint Can - Level 5 (4 Solo Creds) The Red can sits at Level 5, requiring basic obby skills. One mistake means starting over, so patience trumps speed.
Pro Challenge: Blue Spray Paint Can - Level 10+ (6 Solo Creds) Located above Level 10, the Blue can demands consistent platforming skills and checkpoint awareness.
Master Challenge: Green Spray Paint Can - Level 20+ (12 Solo Creds) The Green can represents Tower of Hell's ultimate Takeover test, positioned above Level 20. Expect multiple attempts even for experienced players.
Focus on these quick-win challenges first to maximize your Solo Cred earnings in Competition Park:
After completing easy challenges, target games where you excel. If you're skilled at fighting games, Untitled Boxing Game offers 30 total Creds. For FPS players, Murderers vs Sheriffs provides consistent Cred opportunities.
Crew Creds are earned through team-based completions and holding zones. Competition Park's PvP focus makes it ideal for coordinated crew efforts.
Zone Control Strategy:
Communication is Key: Establish clear roles within your crew:
For players with limited time, follow this optimized route:
Day 1 (2 Hours):
Day 2 (2 Hours):
Day 3 (2 Hours):
This route nets approximately 150+ Solo Creds in 6 hours of focused play.
Competition Park offers unique cosmetics purchasable with Solo Creds, distinguishing dedicated players who master these challenging games.
Tagging Battery Can Belt (Zone Exclusive) This cyberpunk-inspired accessory features glowing battery cans perfect for the urban aesthetic. Only available through Competition Park Solo Cred shop.
Graffiti Grinder Helmet A sleek helmet with integrated grinding sparks effects, ideal for players who dominated the racing and movement challenges.
Skater Pup Buddy An adorable companion pet sporting Competition Park colors, following you across all Roblox experiences.
Canvas Brush A back accessory featuring an oversized paint brush, symbolizing your mastery of Competition Park's creative combat modes.
The top-performing players and crews earn exclusive crowns: Crown of the Undisputed for highest Solo Creds, and Top Crew Crown for leading Crew Creds.
Crown of the Undisputed Requirements:
Zone Domination Badges: Special badges awarded for:
If your Takeover challenge progress isn't syncing, try changing servers by rejoining the game. If problems persist, completely close Roblox and restart.
Always ensure you:
Many Competition Park games require specific player counts. If struggling to find matches:
If Master/Extreme challenges seem impossible:
Connect with the Takeover community for strategies, crew recruitment, and real-time updates:
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Noob challenges typically take 10-20 minutes, Pro challenges 30-45 minutes, Master challenges 1-2 hours, and Extreme challenges can require multiple hours of attempts. Your skill level and crew support significantly impact completion times.
While most Noob and Pro challenges are soloable, Master and Extreme challenges often require crew coordination, especially in games like Pixel Blade where Wave 20+ becomes nearly impossible alone. Consider joining a crew for optimal progression.
Leaving a crew resets your Crew Creds to zero, though Solo Creds remain unaffected. Only switch crews if absolutely necessary, as you'll lose all crew-based progress and rewards.
For quick Solo Creds, Musical Chairs and Tennis Zero Noob challenges offer 4 Creds in under 15 minutes. For maximum total Creds, focus on games with all four difficulty tiers like Pixel Blade and Untitled Boxing Game (30 Creds each).
Yes, you must complete challenges sequentially within each game - Noob unlocks Pro, Pro unlocks Master, and Master unlocks Extreme. You cannot skip directly to higher difficulties.
Event-exclusive UGC items from The Takeover are bound to your account and cannot be traded. However, their rarity makes them valuable collector's items for dedicated players.
Crews can have up to 100 members, but 20-30 active players provide optimal coverage for Competition Park's various challenges while maintaining coordination. Quality over quantity ensures better communication and zone control.
Completed challenges can be replayed, but Cred rewards are reduced by 50% on subsequent completions. Focus on unfinished challenges first for maximum efficiency.
Save Extreme challenges for when you're comfortable with the game mechanics and have crew support available. These represent Competition Park's toughest content and often require multiple attempts even with experienced teams.
Certain days feature increased Cred rewards for specific challenges. Check The Takeover hub daily for bonus notifications and prioritize those games for maximum earnings.
Competition Park stands as The Takeover's ultimate test of skill, offering 12 diverse games that challenge every aspect of your Roblox abilities. From the intense wave defense of Pixel Blade to the precision platforming of Tower of Hell, mastering these challenges rewards dedication with exclusive cosmetics and prestigious leaderboard positions.
Remember that The Takeover event ends on September 22, 2025, giving you limited time to conquer Competition Park's challenges. Whether you're grinding solo for the Tagging Battery Can Belt or coordinating with your crew for zone domination, every Cred earned brings you closer to exclusive rewards that won't return after the event.
Focus on your strengths, coordinate with your crew, and don't forget to check other districts like Artists Alley and Adrenaline Heights for additional challenges and rewards. The true victory in Competition Park isn't just about completing challenges - it's about the friendships forged and skills developed along the way.
Join the action now, tag your territory, and show Roblox why your crew deserves to takeover Competition Park! With dedication, strategy, and this comprehensive guide, you're equipped to dominate every challenge and claim your place among The Takeover's elite competitors.