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Speed Rush Guide: How a round works

Speed Rush

Silly's Obbies, Playing 119, Rating 45.9%

Creator Silly's Obbies

Playing 119

Rating 45.9%

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Overview

Speed Rush is a round-based racing game where up to 12 players compete to reach the finish line on a chosen map. Each round you earn coins and gems, which you spend on cosmetics like trails and halos. This guide covers how to get started, how to clear every map, and how to build toward the long-term win-count badges.

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Contents

01 How a round works Step 02 The four maps Check 03 Win-count badges and long-term goals Summary 04 Coins, gems, and the shop Summary 05 Glossary Words 06 Common questions FAQ

How a round works

Step

In short Every round follows the same loop: pick a map, race to the finish, collect your rewards.

At the start of each round, players choose a map. Your goal is to reach the finish line ahead of everyone else. Finishing the map — even outside first place — earns you coins and gems you can spend in the shop.

Pick a map choose one at the start of the round before racing begins.
Race to the finish get to the end of the map as fast as you can.
Collect rewards coins and gems drop into your account the moment you complete the map.
Spend in the shop use what you earned on trails, halos, and other cosmetics.

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The four maps

Check

In short There are four maps in the game, and each one has its own completion badge.

Clearing a map for the first time unlocks a badge unique to that map.

Grassland a grassy, open-themed course.
Beach a sandy setting.
Arctic snow and ice theme.
Volcano a fire-and-lava theme.

Win-count badges and long-term goals

Summary

In short The game tracks how many times you finish first and awards badges at set milestones.

Even rounds where you do not place first still pay out coins and gems, so no run is wasted.

5 Wins badge　first milestone.
10 Wins badge　second milestone.
25 Wins badge　mid-range goal.
50 Wins badge　long-term target.
100 Wins badge　the top milestone.
1st Place badge　awarded the first time you cross the finish line before everyone else.

Coins, gems, and the shop

Summary

In short Completing rounds is all you need to earn cosmetics — no purchases are required.

Every finished round pays out both coins and gems. Coins are the standard currency for most shop items. Gems are needed for higher-value cosmetics. Trails change the visual effect that follows your character while running, and halos add a floating ring above your head.

Coins　the everyday currency earned from finishing any round.
Gems　a rarer currency used for premium cosmetic items.
Trails　cosmetics that change the effect left behind your character as you run.
Halos　cosmetics that float above your character's head.

Glossary

Round: One complete race from map selection to crossing the finish line.
Trail: A cosmetic item that changes the visual effect that follows your character while running.
Halo: A cosmetic ring that floats above your character's head.
Coins: The standard in-game currency earned by completing rounds, spent in the shop.
Gems: A secondary currency used for higher-value cosmetic items in the shop.

Common questions

FAQ

Do I need to finish first to earn coins and gems?

No. Reaching the finish line in any position pays out coins and gems. First place earns you progress toward the win-count badges, but every completion is rewarded.

How do I unlock all the map badges?

Complete each map at least once: Grassland, Beach, Arctic, and Volcano each have their own badge that unlocks the first time you reach that map's finish line.

Updated Oct 18, 2026
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Speed Rush Silly's Obbies, Playing 119, Rating 45.9%

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