Tiered Achievements

This guide explains how to create a progression of related achievements using the parent/child structure—ideal for tiered goals like "Write 1, 3, and 5 reviews" or "Buy 1, 3, and 5 of product X." Each subsequent achievement builds on the last, unlocking only when the previous one has been earned.

How to Create a Series

To create a series of achievements with progressive difficulty or milestones:

1. Create the first achievement
   Define its logic, image, title, and reward as you would any normal achievement.

2. Add a child achievement
   Under More Options, select “Create child.”

   This creates a new achievement that:

   • Inherits the logic and motif of its parent by default
   • Is automatically locked until the parent is unlocked

3. Customize the child achievement
   Adjust any of the following to differentiate it:

   • A unique motif
   • Modified or more difficult logic
   • A different reward tier or description

4. Repeat as needed
   You can continue nesting child achievements to create multi-step series (e.g., Bronze → Silver → Gold).

Tips for Designing Achievement Series

• Maintain a consistent theme
  Use related titles, icons, and language to reinforce the progression.

• Scale difficulty and rewards
  Each tier should feel like a meaningful upgrade from the last.

• Visual progression
  Consider using similar but increasingly impressive images (e.g., a growing trophy, a badge that gains color/detail).

• Keep it motivating
  Let users clearly understand what’s next and feel rewarded at each stage.