Ink Game Quests Wiki: Daily Quest Guide, Tips, and Rewards

Ink Game quests are one of the best ways to keep your Roblox sessions feeling fresh while earning extra rewards. If you are looking for an ink game quests wiki-style guide, this page breaks down how daily quests work, how to claim them, and the quickest player-friendly ways to finish common objectives.

What are daily quests in Ink Game?

Daily quests are rotating objectives you can complete in Ink Game for rewards. They are meant to encourage different playstyles, from surviving rounds to using powers, items, or movement in specific ways.

A few important things to know:

Quests do not work in Private Servers.
Rewards are not auto-claimed; you need to return to the Lobby to redeem them.
You receive 3 free refreshes per day.
Additional refreshes cost Robux.
Weekend quest rewards are boosted, but the bonus does not apply to the battle pass.
Quest progress and available tasks can change after updates.

How daily quests work

Most quests ask you to perform a certain action during normal gameplay. Some are easy and can be done quickly, while others depend on game mode, timing, or the power you have equipped.

Quick quest rules

Feature	What to know
Private Servers	Quests do not progress there
Reward claiming	Must be redeemed in the Lobby
Refreshes	3 free per day
Extra refreshes	Cost Robux
Weekend bonus	2x rewards on weekends
Emote unlocks	Usually one random Shop emote
Guard Credit	A free usage of Playable Guards

If a quest feels difficult, it may be worth saving a refresh for a task that better matches your preferred mode or power loadout.

Quest types you may see

Ink Game quests often fall into a few broad categories:

Quest type	Example style
Movement	Jumping, traveling distance, finishing quickly
Survival	Avoiding damage, surviving timers, winning rounds
Combat	Final blows, kills, assists, or specific power damage
Team support	Healing, reviving, bandage drops, companion actions
Mini-game objectives	Dalgona, Glass Bridge, Hide and Seek, Sky Squid Game

Because the game updates over time, the exact list of quests can change. Always check your current quest board in-game.

Best general tips for finishing quests faster

These tips apply to many quests, regardless of the exact objective:

Choose the right power for the task
Mobility, healing, or control powers often help with survival and completion speed.
Play the mode that fits the quest
Some objectives are much easier in PvP-heavy rounds, while others are better in calmer phases or practice-style opportunities.
Claim progress in the Lobby
If a task is complete but not redeemed, return to the Lobby so you do not miss the reward.
Use refreshes wisely
If a quest does not fit your playstyle, a free refresh can save time.
Watch for update changes
Quest behavior can shift after reworks, so use the in-game quest text as your main reference.

Common Ink Game quest examples and how to approach them

Below are player-friendly tips for some of the quest styles commonly found in Ink Game.

Quest style	Simple approach
Jump 500 times	Find a safe spot and keep jumping consistently
Heal health with items	Use healing tools during normal matches and focus on staying alive
Complete Dalgona quickly	Choose an easier cookie path and move carefully but steadily
Complete Dalgona without cracks	Slow, precise movement works best
Travel distance with a traversal emote	Use the emote before a round starts so movement carries into gameplay
Push players	Stay near crowds and use push opportunities naturally
Revive players	Save revive opportunities for matches where players go down often
Final blows	Focus on active combat modes where players are already low
Survive without damage	Pick a mobility or escape-oriented power and avoid risky fights
Win with no power equipped	Unequip your power and play more cautiously than usual

Quest guide by game mode

RLGL

Red Light, Green Light quests often focus on movement, survival, or player interaction.

Quest	Helpful approach
Take zero damage	Use mobility and stay controlled during movement phases
Finish quickly	Sprint cleanly during green light and avoid stopping late
Carry a player	Coordinate with a friend if the quest requires it
Use Super Strength in a specific way	Wait for a good moment when players are already near the finish

Dalgona

Dalgona quests usually reward patience and precision.

Quest	Helpful approach
Finish flawlessly	Slow down and trace carefully
Finish under a time limit	Pick a simpler shape if available
Complete without cracks	Prioritize control over speed

Glass Bridge

Glass Bridge quests are usually part luck and part timing.

Quest	Helpful approach
Survive delayed tiles	Move carefully and take advantage of whatever information the round gives you
Go first on tiles	Expect risk and make each step deliberately
Win with a special power	Save your strongest movement or utility tools for the final stretch

Hide and Seek

Hide and Seek quests often involve chasing, dodging, or survival.

Quest	Helpful approach
Dodge a seeker multiple times	Bait chases and break line of sight when possible
Steal a knife	Stay aware of seeker movement and look for openings
Kill a seeker as a hider	Coordinate with teammates if needed
Kill all hiders by yourself	Play aggressively, but expect this to be one of the harder objectives

Sky Squid Game

Sky Squid Game quests often reward positioning and timing.

Quest	Helpful approach
Win without being hit	Keep distance and avoid starting trades too early
Win at low HP	Stay calm and avoid unnecessary risks
Use the pole effectively	Time your attacks when opponents are already engaged

Power-based quest advice

Some quests are easier if you equip the right power before entering a match.

Power style	Good for
Mobility powers	Fast finishes, dodging, damage avoidance
Healing powers	Surviving while completing combat or revive quests
Control powers	Managing crowds and creating space
Aggressive combat powers	Final blows, kill-based quests, pressure in PvP rounds

If your quest depends on specific power actions, read the in-game description carefully. That is the best way to avoid wasting a round on the wrong setup.

Should you refresh a quest?

Refreshing can make sense when:

the task does not fit your current loadout,
the objective requires a mode you do not enjoy,
you are short on time,
or the quest is too dependent on luck for your current session.

It is usually smart to use the 3 free daily refreshes first before spending anything extra.

Reward notes

Rewards can vary by quest and update, but the current quest system includes things like:

Guard Credit
Luck Potion effects
Cosmetic Rolls
Battle Pass XP during special update periods
Emote unlocks

Quest rarity can also matter during certain events. During the Ink Anniversary Update, quests reportedly granted Battlepass XP based on rarity:

Quest rarity	Battlepass XP
Easy	15 XP
Normal	35 XP
Legendary	70 XP
Mythic	100 XP

If a future update changes reward values, check the quest panel in-game for the latest numbers.

Best habits for daily quest farming

If you want to complete quests efficiently each day, follow these habits:

Log in and check your quest board first.
Keep one flexible loadout for survival and one for combat.
Use practice or easier rounds when the quest allows it.
Redeem rewards before leaving the game.
Save your refreshes for quests that are slow, awkward, or luck-based.