All The Takeover Competition Park Challenges Guide (August 2026)

Hey there, fellow Robloxian! I’ve spent countless hours diving deep into the Takeover event, and let me tell you – Competition Park is where the real action happens. If you’re looking to dominate every challenge and rack up those sweet Creds, you’ve come to the right place. I’m going to walk you through every single challenge in Competition Park with the strategies I’ve personally tested and perfected.

What Makes Competition Park Special?

Before we jump into the nitty-gritty, let me explain why Competition Park stands out from the other districts. This place is packed with 12 of the most competitive and action-packed games in the entire Takeover event. We’re talking PvP battles, sports challenges, racing, and even some survival horror elements. It’s basically the ultimate testing ground for your Roblox skills.

I’ve noticed that Competition Park tends to attract the most dedicated players, which means the challenges here are tougher but also more rewarding. The good news? I’ve figured out the optimal strategies for each game, and I’m sharing them all with you today.

Complete Competition Park Challenges Overview (2026)

Here’s a quick look at all 12 games and their challenge structure. I’ll break down each one in detail, but this table gives you the big picture:

Game	Noob Challenge	Pro Challenge	Master Challenge	Extreme Challenge
Dead Rails	Survive 1 night	Travel 10 km	Defeat 15 zombies with shovel	Complete the game
Barry’s Prison Run	Collect 5 donuts	Defeat Barry Knight with sword	Beat game under 12 minutes	Flawless run: under 10 minutes, no damage
Tower of Hell	Collect & use Red Spray Paint	Collect & use Blue Spray Paint	Collect & use Green Spray Paint	N/A
Pixel Blade	Reach Wave 5 in Raid Mode	Reach Wave 10, defeat miniboss	Reach Wave 20, defeat boss	Finish Wave 30
Musical Chairs	Compete in 2 rounds (8+ players)	Top 3 in 3 different matches	Beat boss on Normal Mode	Beat boss on Nightmare Mode
Slap Battles	Cover 35,000 studs in your paint	Win 2 Splat Battles games	Win Splat Battles Championship	N/A
Untitled Boxing Game	Land an Ultimate Attack	Get 5 Knockdowns	Get Perfect Victory	Win all 3 matches from Coach Bringus
Murderers VS Sheriffs	Win match with gun, knife & knife throw kills	Get MVP in group match	Win 3 group matches in a row	N/A
Tennis Zero	Hit 50 Rally hits in Splash Court	Use Flow 3 times in Splash Court	Paint 250% in Splash Court	Win 3 matches in Splash Court
Superstar Racers	Collect 75 gems	Beat any map	Beat 3 lobby time trials	Beat a second lap
Super League Soccer	Possess ball 5 times	Achieve 5 assists	Score 2 goals	Hit 5 bicycle kicks
BOOMSTICK! Football	Tackle 5 enemy players	Run 5,000 yards OR gain 25 yards with ball	Tackle ball carrier twice in one game	Score touchdown OR field goal

Detailed Game-by-Game Challenge Guide

Dead Rails: The Survival Horror Challenge

Let me start with Dead Rails because honestly, this game took me by surprise. I went in thinking it would be a simple zombie survival game, but it’s actually one of the most challenging experiences in Competition Park.

Noob Challenge: Survive 1 Night
This is your introduction to Dead Rails, and it’s actually pretty straightforward. The key here is finding a good hiding spot and staying quiet. I found that hiding in train cars works best – zombies seem to have trouble spotting you there. Make sure you accept the challenge first, or it won’t count (I learned this the hard way after surviving a night and getting no credit!).

Pro Challenge: Travel 10 km
Here’s where it gets interesting. You have two main options: sit on a train for 5-10 minutes (the easy way) or run around in circles for 20 minutes (the “honest” way). I’ll be honest with you – I took the train approach. Just hop on a train and let it do the work while you grab a snack. The kilometers will rack up quickly.

Master Challenge: Defeat 15 Zombies with a Shovel
This one requires some strategy. First, you need to find a shovel – they’re usually near construction areas or abandoned buildings. Once you have it, lure zombies into narrow spaces where they can’t surround you. I found that the subway tunnels work perfectly for this. Take your time, aim carefully, and remember that each shovel swing takes stamina.

Extreme Challenge: Complete the Game
This is the big one, folks. Completing Dead Rails can take 2-3 hours on your first try, and it’s brutal. My advice? Bring friends. Seriously, don’t attempt this solo unless you’re a masochist. The final areas are filled with elite zombies that will tear you apart if you’re not coordinating with your team.

Pro Tip: Save your best weapons for the final boss fight. I made the mistake of using all my good stuff early and had to face the final boss with basically nothing. Not fun.

Barry’s Prison Run: The Speedrun Challenge

Barry’s Prison Run is all about speed and precision. I’ll admit, I’m not usually a speedrun guy, but there’s something satisfying about outrunning Barry Knight.

Noob Challenge: Collect 5 Donuts
This is basically a scavenger hunt. The donuts are scattered throughout the prison, usually in obvious places like cafeterias or break rooms. Take your time and explore thoroughly – rushing will just make you miss them. I found that mapping out the prison layout first helps a lot.

Pro Challenge: Defeat Barry Knight with the Sword
Barry Knight is no joke, but he’s manageable if you know his patterns. The sword is usually found in the armory, and you’ll want to upgrade it before facing him. My strategy? Wait for him to charge, dodge, then get 2-3 hits in before backing away. Repeat this pattern and he’ll go down eventually.

Master Challenge: Beat Game Under 12 Minutes
This is where you need to optimize your route. I spent a good hour practicing the most efficient path through the prison. Skip optional areas, know exactly where to go, and don’t stop for anything except essential pickups. It took me about 5 tries to get this one down.

Extreme Challenge: Flawless Run – Under 10 Minutes, No Damage
This is the definition of “hardcore.” You need to combine the speedrun strategy with perfect execution. My advice? Learn enemy spawn points, memorize the level layout, and practice the dodge timing until it’s muscle memory. I finally got this on my 12th attempt, and I’m pretty sure I aged 10 years in the process.

Tower of Hell: The Climbing Challenge

Tower of Hell is exactly what it sounds like – a massive tower that you need to climb. It’s deceptively simple but incredibly challenging.

Noob Challenge: Collect & Use Red Spray Paint
The red spray paint can is usually located about a quarter of the way up the tower. You’ll need to reach it, grab it, then find a tagging spot. The tagging spots are marked with glowing symbols, so they’re hard to miss. This challenge is more about exploration than difficulty.

Pro Challenge: Collect & Use Blue Spray Paint
The blue can is higher up, maybe halfway through the tower. By this point, the obstacles get trickier, and you’ll need some parkour skills. I found that taking breaks between sections helps prevent frustration.

Master Challenge: Collect & Use Green Spray Paint
The green can is near the top, and this is where things get intense. The final section of the tower has the most difficult obstacles, including moving platforms and disappearing blocks. My strategy? Take it slow and steady. Rushing here just leads to falling all the way back down.

Pro Tip: There’s no Extreme challenge for Tower of Hell, so once you get the green spray paint, you’re done with this game. Focus on the other challenges that have all four difficulty levels.

Pixel Blade: The Wave Survival Challenge

Pixel Blade is a wave-based survival game where you protect a Spirit Tree while hordes of enemies attack. It’s like a tower defense game but with more direct combat.

Noob Challenge: Reach Wave 5
This is your introduction to the game mechanics. Focus on learning the controls and understanding enemy patterns. Wave 5 is manageable solo – just stay near the Spirit Tree and pick off enemies one by one. I found that the starting weapons are actually pretty effective for these early waves.

Pro Challenge: Reach Wave 10 and Defeat Miniboss
Wave 10 introduces the first miniboss, and he’s tough. I recommend bringing at least 3 friends for this one. The miniboss has a lot of health and deals massive damage, so you’ll want to focus fire while avoiding his special attacks. Coordination is key here.

Master Challenge: Reach Wave 20 and Defeat Boss
Wave 20 is where the game gets serious. You’ll need a full squad of 4 players, all with upgraded weapons and good communication. The boss at Wave 20 has multiple phases and different attack patterns. My team spent about 2 hours practicing before we finally took him down.

Extreme Challenge: Finish Wave 30
This is the ultimate test of endurance. Wave 30 is an absolute nightmare, with enemies spawning from all directions and a final boss that makes the previous ones look like cute puppies. You need a well-coordinated team, everyone needs maxed-out weapons, and you’ll probably need multiple attempts. I’m not going to lie – this took my crew 6 hours to complete, but the feeling of accomplishment was incredible.

Musical Chairs: The Party Game Challenge

Musical Chairs is exactly what you’d expect – a Roblox version of the classic party game, but with some interesting twists.

Noob Challenge: Compete in 2 Rounds with 8+ Players
This is straightforward – just join games with at least 8 players and play through 2 complete rounds. The key here is making sure the challenge is active in your Takeover menu, or the rounds won’t count. I learned this after playing 3 rounds and getting zero credit!

Pro Challenge: Top 3 in 3 Different Matches
This one requires some skill. You need to actually be good at Musical Chairs, which is harder than it sounds. My strategy? Stay near the middle of the play area, watch other players’ movements, and always have an escape route planned. It took me about 10 matches to get 3 top-3 finishes.

Master Challenge: Beat Boss on Normal Mode
Once you’ve completed the first two challenges, you unlock the boss fight. The Normal Mode boss is challenging but manageable solo. He has predictable patterns – just watch for his tells and dodge when he’s about to attack. I found that timing my movements to the music helped a lot.

Extreme Challenge: Beat Boss on Nightmare Mode
Nightmare Mode is where things get ridiculous. The boss moves faster, has more complex patterns, and hits harder. I strongly recommend attempting this with a crew. My team of 4 took about 5 attempts to finally beat him, and we had to coordinate our movements perfectly.

Pro Tip: In Musical Chairs, sometimes the best strategy is to let other players eliminate each first. Hang back, let them fight over chairs, then swoop in when there are fewer competitors.

Slap Battles: The Paint Control Challenge

Slap Battles introduces a Splat Battles mode where you control territory by painting it with your color. It’s like a mix of Splatoon and classic Slap Battles.

Noob Challenge: Cover 35,000 Studs in Your Paint
This is all about territory control. You’ll need to play the Splat Battles mode and cover 35,000 studs with your paint. This usually takes about 2-3 rounds if you’re actively painting. My advice? Focus on large, open areas rather than trying to paint every small corner. The big spaces give you more coverage per time spent.

Pro Challenge: Win 2 Games of Splat Battles
This requires actual skill and strategy. You need to understand the game mode, work with your team, and outplay the opposition. I found that communication is key – call out enemy positions, coordinate attacks, and focus on controlling the center of the map.

Master Challenge: Win the Splat Battles Championship
The Championship mode is a tournament format, and you need to win multiple battles in a row to become champion. This is where the real competition is. You’ll face the best players, so you need to bring your A-game. My team spent hours practicing different strategies before we finally won a championship.

Pro Tip: There’s no Extreme challenge for Slap Battles, so once you win the championship, you’re done with this game. Time to move on to the next challenge!

Untitled Boxing Game: The Combat Challenge

Untitled Boxing Game is all about boxing mechanics, combos, and timing. It’s surprisingly deep for what looks like a simple fighting game.

Noob Challenge: Land an Ultimate Attack
Ultimate attacks are your most powerful moves, but they require building up your Ultimate Bar first. You fill the bar by attacking and defending. Once it’s full, unleash your ultimate and watch the damage numbers fly. This challenge is pretty straightforward – just fight normally and use your ultimate when available.

Pro Challenge: Get 5 Knockdowns
Knockdowns are achieved by dealing enough damage to an opponent in a single fight. You can usually get 2 knockdowns per fight if you’re aggressive, so this should take about 3-5 matches total. I found that focusing on quick combos rather than heavy hits works better for accumulating knockdowns.

Master Challenge: Get a Perfect Victory
A perfect victory means winning a match without taking any damage. This requires defensive mastery. Play cautiously, dodge frequently, and only counter-attack when you’re certain you won’t get hit. I spent a lot of time in the practice mode learning dodge timings before I finally got this.

Extreme Challenge: Win All Three Matches from Coach Bringus’s Past
This is the ultimate test of your boxing skills. Coach Bringus has three “past selves” that you need to defeat in sequence, each with different fighting styles and difficulty levels. The first is manageable, the second is tough, and the third is brutal. I recommend taking breaks between attempts to avoid getting frustrated.

Murderers VS Sheriffs: The Tactical Shooter Challenge

Murderers VS Sheriffs is a tactical shooter where you’re either trying to eliminate everyone or figure out who the murderer is. It’s like Among Us but with guns.

Noob Challenge: Win Match with Gun Kill, Knife Kill, and Knife Throw Kill
This challenge requires you to get three different types of kills in a single match. You need to be the murderer and successfully kill someone with your gun, your knife, and throw your knife at someone. This is actually quite challenging because you need to survive long enough to get all three kill types. My strategy? Play cautiously, pick off isolated targets, and save the knife throw for when you have a clear shot.

Pro Challenge: Get MVP in Group Match, 2 Times
Group matches are 2v2 to 4v4 battles, and MVP goes to the player with the most kills. To get MVP, you need to be aggressive but not reckless. Focus on getting kills while avoiding death. I found that playing with friends helps because you can coordinate your attacks and set up ambushes.

Master Challenge: Win 3 Group Matches in a Row
This is all about consistency. You need to win three consecutive matches, which means your team needs to be on point every single time. Communication is absolutely essential here. My team uses voice chat to call out enemy positions and coordinate our movements.

Pro Tip: There’s no Extreme challenge for Murderers VS Sheriffs, so once you get three wins in a row, you’re done with this game. Focus on the other challenges that have all four difficulty levels.

Tennis Zero: The Sports Challenge

Tennis Zero brings tennis to Roblox with some unique mechanics, including the Splash Court mode where you can paint the court by hitting the ball.

Noob Challenge: Hit 50 Rally Hits in Splash Court
Rally hits are just the sequence of shots after the initial serve. This is probably the easiest challenge in the entire Competition Park. Just join a Splash Court game and play normally – you should get 50 rally hits in a single match. I actually got this on my first try without even trying.

Pro Challenge: Use Flow 3 Times in Splash Court
Flow is a special ability that enhances your shots. You build up your Flow Meter by playing well, then activate it for powerful shots. This challenge just requires you to use Flow three times, which should happen naturally over the course of a couple of matches.

Master Challenge: Paint 250% in Splash Court
The Splash Court has a unique painting mechanic where hitting the ball turns the court colorful. The percentage shows how much of the court you’ve painted. To reach 250%, you’ll need to play 3-4 matches, scoring 80-90% each time. This is more about persistence than skill.

Extreme Challenge: Win 3 Matches in Splash Court
This is where actual tennis skill comes into play. You need to win three matches, which means outplaying your opponents consistently. My strategy? Focus on hitting uncolored areas to paint more of the court while also trying to win points. It’s a balancing act between painting and playing to win.

Superstar Racers: The Racing Challenge

Superstar Racers is an obstacle course racing game with gems to collect and time trials to beat. It’s surprisingly challenging and requires good timing and reflexes.

Noob Challenge: Collect 75 Gems
Gems spawn throughout the map, and you need to jump through obstacle courses to collect them. This is straightforward but time-consuming. I found that focusing on gem-rich areas and ignoring the racing aspects helps complete this challenge faster.

Pro Challenge: Beat Any Map
This is where you need actual racing skill. You need to complete a full map without failing. This took me about 30 minutes on my first successful attempt, with plenty of failures along the way. The key is learning the map layout and obstacle patterns.

Master Challenge: Beat 3 Lobby Time Trials Within Required Times
The time trials have strict time limits displayed in the lower-left corner. You need to complete three different courses within their time limits. This requires memorizing the optimal route and executing it perfectly. I spent a lot of time practicing each course before attempting the time trials.

Extreme Challenge: Beat a Second Lap
The second lap is significantly harder than the first, with additional obstacles and tighter time limits. This took me multiple attempts to complete, and I’m still not sure how I managed it on my final try. The key is staying calm under pressure and not panicking when you make small mistakes.

Super League Soccer: The Football Challenge

Super League Soccer brings soccer to Roblox with various challenges based on different positions and actions.

Noob Challenge: Possess Ball 5 Times
This is straightforward – just get the ball 5 times. I recommend playing as a forward (CF) since they tend to get the ball more often. If you play as a goalkeeper, you’ll have a much harder time completing this challenge.

Pro Challenge: Achieve 5 Assists
Assists require good positioning and passing skills. You need to pass to a teammate who then scores. This is much easier to complete with friends since you can coordinate your plays. I found that playing short passes in the attacking third works best for accumulating assists.

Master Challenge: Score 2 Goals
Scoring goals is the name of the game in soccer, and this challenge requires you to score twice. Again, playing as a forward makes this much easier. Avoid playing as a goalkeeper since you won’t get any scoring opportunities from that position.

Extreme Challenge: Hit 5 Bicycle Kicks
Bicycle kicks are the most spectacular moves in soccer, and they’re also the hardest to execute in this game. You need to time your jump and kick perfectly while the ball is in the air. This took me forever to master, but once I got the timing down, it became easier. Hold the shoot button and jump at the right moment.

BOOMSTICK! Football: The American Football Challenge

BOOMSTICK! Football is American football with some unique mechanics and over-the-top action.

Noob Challenge: Tackle 5 Enemy Players
Tackling is done by pressing the R button when close to an opponent. Just get close and spam R until you successfully tackle 5 players. This is straightforward and should be completed quickly.

Pro Challenge: Run 5,000 Yards OR Gain 25 Yards with Ball in Single Game
You have two options here: the long, boring way (running 5,000 yards over multiple games) or the quick, skillful way (gaining 25 yards in a single game). I chose the second option – steal the ball and run like crazy. It’s much more satisfying and faster.

Master Challenge: Tackle Ball Carrier Twice in One Game
This requires good positioning and timing. You need to identify who has the ball, get close to them, and time your tackle perfectly. This is tougher than the regular tackle challenge because you need to focus specifically on ball carriers.

Extreme Challenge: Score Touchdown OR Field Goal
The final challenge is comparatively easier but still requires skill. You need to either score a touchdown by carrying the ball into the end zone or kick a field goal. I found the touchdown option to be more reliable, but if you’re good at kicking, the field goal might be easier for you.

2026 Pro Tips for Dominating Competition Park

After spending countless hours in Competition Park, I’ve picked up some strategies that will help you dominate these challenges:

General Strategies

• Play with Friends: Almost every challenge is easier with a coordinated team. Join a crew or play with friends whenever possible.
• Take Breaks: Some of these challenges (especially the Extreme ones) can be frustrating. Take breaks to avoid burnout.
• Learn the Mechanics: Spend time in practice modes or low-stakes matches to learn game mechanics before attempting challenges.
• Upgrade Equipment: Many games have upgrade systems. Make sure your weapons/abilities are upgraded before attempting harder challenges.

District-Specific Tips

• Dead Rails: Always have an escape route planned. Zombies can overwhelm you quickly if you’re cornered.
• Barry’s Prison Run: Learn the prison layout before attempting speedruns. Memorize enemy spawn points.
• Pixel Blade: Focus on protecting the Spirit Tree first, then worry about killing enemies.
• Musical Chairs: Sometimes the best strategy is patience. Let other players eliminate each other first.
• Untitled Boxing Game: Defense wins championships. Learn to dodge effectively before focusing on offense.

Reward Optimization

• Prioritize High-Cred Challenges: Some challenges give more Creds than others. Focus on those first if you’re grinding for rewards.
• Complete All Difficulties: Many games give bonus rewards for completing all challenge difficulties.
• Check Daily Rewards: Some games have daily login bonuses or rotating challenges. Check back regularly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to complete all Competition Park challenges?

From my experience, it takes about 20-30 hours to complete all challenges in Competition Park, depending on your skill level and whether you’re playing with friends. The Extreme challenges alone can take 5-10 hours if you’re struggling with them.

What’s the hardest challenge in Competition Park?

Without a doubt, the Pixel Blade Extreme challenge (Finish Wave 30) is the most difficult. It requires a perfectly coordinated team of 4 players, all with maxed-out weapons and excellent communication. My team spent 6 hours on this single challenge.

Do I need to play with friends to complete these challenges?

While you can complete most challenges solo, I highly recommend playing with friends. Many challenges are significantly easier with a team, and some (like the Pixel Blade Extreme) are practically impossible solo. Plus, it’s more fun with friends!

What rewards do I get for completing these challenges?

Each challenge completion gives you Solo Creds, which you can use to buy exclusive UGC items in the Takeover shop. You also get special badges for each difficulty level you complete. The Competition Park rewards include the Tagging Battery, Can Belt, Graffiti Grinder Helmet, and Skater Pup Buddy.

Can I complete challenges across multiple sessions?

Yes! Your progress is saved, so you can complete challenges over multiple play sessions. This is especially helpful for the longer challenges like Dead Rails Extreme or Pixel Blade Extreme.

What happens if I fail a challenge?

Don’t worry about failing – you can retry challenges as many times as you want. There’s no penalty for failing, so feel free to experiment with different strategies until you find what works for you.

Are the challenges time-limited?

The Takeover event itself is time-limited (ending September 22, 2026), but as long as the event is active, you can complete the challenges at your own pace. Just make sure to finish before the event ends!

Can I complete challenges in any order?

Yes, you can tackle the challenges in any order you like. I recommend starting with the Noob challenges across all games to get a feel for each one, then moving on to Pro, Master, and finally Extreme challenges.

What’s the best strategy for grinding Creds quickly?

For quick Cred grinding, focus on the easier challenges first. The Noob and Pro challenges give decent Creds and are much faster to complete than the Master and Extreme challenges. Also, prioritize games you’re naturally good at – you’ll complete challenges faster and earn more Creds per hour.

Are there any hidden secrets or Easter eggs in Competition Park?

Absolutely! Many of the games have hidden areas, secret achievements, and Easter eggs. I’ve found several while exploring, but I’ll let you discover them for yourself – that’s part of the fun!

Final Thoughts

Competition Park is definitely the most challenging district in The Takeover event, but it’s also the most rewarding. I’ve had a blast tackling these challenges, and I hope this guide helps you dominate them too.

Remember, the key to success is patience, practice, and teamwork. Don’t get discouraged if you’re struggling with a particular challenge – take a break, try a different strategy, or ask for help from friends. The feeling of accomplishment when you finally complete that Extreme challenge is worth all the effort.

If you’re looking for more Roblox event guides, check out our Roblox The Takeover Event for a complete overview of the entire event, or our Blox Fruits RIP Event Guide if you’re into that game.

Good luck out there, and I’ll see you in Competition Park!

P.S. Make sure to bookmark this guide – I’ll be updating it with new strategies and tips as I discover them. The meta can change quickly in Roblox events, so stay tuned for the latest information!