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Dead Age: Tame Dinos Survival Days: All 14 Day Milestones and Rewards

Dead Age: Tame Dinos has 14 survival-day milestone badges, from Survive 5 Days to Survive 1000 Days. See what each requires, its diamond reward and difficulty, and how to check your day progress in a run.

Quick answer

Dead Age: Tame Dinos currently awards 14 survival-day milestone badges: Survive 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 200, 500 and 1000 Days. Each one requires reaching that day number in a single run.

  • Diamond rewards scale from 5 diamonds at Day 5 to 150 diamonds at Day 1000 and are claimed in the in-game Achievements menu.
  • Your current day number is shown on screen during a run, so you can compare it directly with the next milestone threshold.

All 14 survival-day milestones

Dead Age: Tame Dinos currently awards 14 survival-day milestone badges, and every official description says the same thing: reach that day number in a single run. The reward and the difficulty rating scale with the tier:

MilestoneRewardDifficulty
Survive 5 Days5 diamonds1/6 stars
Survive 10 Days5 diamonds1/6 stars
Survive 20 Days5 diamonds2/6 stars
Survive 30 Days5 diamonds2/6 stars
Survive 40 Days5 diamonds2/6 stars
Survive 50 Days15 diamonds3/6 stars
Survive 60 Days15 diamonds3/6 stars
Survive 70 Days15 diamonds3/6 stars
Survive 80 Days15 diamonds3/6 stars
Survive 90 Days25 diamonds4/6 stars
Survive 100 Days25 diamonds4/6 stars
Survive 200 Days25 diamonds5/6 stars
Survive 500 Days50 diamonds5/6 stars
Survive 1000 Days150 diamonds6/6 stars

Each badge description says to claim its diamonds in the in-game Achievements menu.

A caveman offers a large meat drumstick to a yellow T. rex inside a camp with palisade walls and a lit campfire

What each milestone requires

One requirement covers the whole set: reach the day number within a single run, so the badges track the days of the run you are in rather than a total across runs. No plain day tier adds extra conditions — the difference between Survive 40 Days and Survive 1000 Days is the day count, the reward size and the difficulty rating, nothing else. Day 100 does anchor one separate challenge badge with a time limit, covered below.

Are these milestones actually being awarded?

Yes — both ends of the ladder were active as of October 24, 2026. Official badge statistics showed Survive 5 Days at 346,955 total awards, 89,125 of them in the preceding 24 hours, with a reported win rate of 0.452%. Even the 6/6-star Survive 1000 Days badge had 141 awards, 24 of them within the past day. Counts naturally change over time, but every sign was that the full list is being earned right now.

How to check your day progress

Your day number is displayed on screen during a run. Recorded gameplay shows counters from Day 2 through Day 18 clearly visible, so tracking progress toward the next milestone is a glance: compare the on-screen day with the threshold you are chasing.

Surviving a night advances the counter and pays diamonds — in the recorded run, surviving Night 4 rolled the counter over to Day 5 with a +1 diamond payout.

The in-run GOALS panel tracks other targets — the upcoming night number, campfire level, zombies defeated, builds placed and dungeons cleared — but it was not shown listing the survival-day badge thresholds. The day counter itself is your progress readout.

The timed variant at day 100

Day 100 also anchors a separate speed badge. I Like Challenges I requires reaching day 100 in under 2 hours of play in a single run — 5/6 stars and 50 diamonds. The plain Survive 100 Days badge has no time limit attached, so a slow run still earns the milestone; the two badges stand independently.

The two day-100 badges

Dead Age: Tame Dinos Survive 100 Days badge showing a calendar marked 100

Survive 100 Days

The plain milestone badge: reach day 100 in a single run, with no time limit. Pays 25 diamonds and is rated 4/6 difficulty.

Dead Age: Tame Dinos I Like Challenges I badge showing a rainbow stopwatch

I Like Challenges I

The timed speed badge: reach day 100 in under 2 hours of play in a single run. Pays 50 diamonds and is rated 5/6 difficulty.

Where to go from here

If a long climb is the plan, the beginner guide covers the early-game foundation, and the codes page collects the current codes for the game.