This page lets you view and manage the current quest status and task progression for the selected user in your app.
What you can do on this page
See all quests the user has participated in, including status, title, quest ID, category, and task progress in a sortable table.
Filter quests by category and search by title or ID using the Category dropdown and OpenSearch box.
Filter quests by selecting different status icons.
Review high‑level user context (profile, platform, location, created date, last login, time spent) while checking their quest progression.
Clear and recalculate the user’s quest status to refresh progression after configuration changes or new in‑game activity.
Understanding the quest list
The quest table lists one row per quest for the current user, with examples such as “Crush 50 Eggs” and test quests like “test-2.”
Columns include:
Status – The user’s current quest state (for example, Unlocked, In Progress, Completed).
Title – The quest’s display name shown to players.
Quest ID – The unique identifier used in your quest design (for example, QUEST_CRUSH50, test2-2).
Category – A grouping label, such as LEVEL1 or mission.
Tasks – The user’s current task completion ratio for that quest (for example, 0 / 1 or 0 / 2).
Use the category dropdown and OpenSearch field to narrow the list when the user is involved in many quests.
Viewing quest details in the blade – User’s Quest Progression
Click any quest row to open a details blade showing that user’s quest progression and core quest design information. Summarizes the currently selected quest for this user in a read‑only mode.
In the blade highlights:
Key configuration fields – the quest’s Id, Status, Title, Description, Category, Quest Type, and Minimum Tasks.
Thresholds and Rewards (for example, reward “bar : 1”).
Each task definition and progress, the task list and completion counts so you can confirm whether the user has met the required number of tasks, including linked stats or conditions (for example, “user statistic 1 (ID: 14)”, “another (ID: 15)”).
Use this blade together with the table to drill from a broad list of quests into per‑quest task and reward details for troubleshooting or QA.
From this blade you can also jump directly to the main quest design page for the selected quest, letting you quickly adjust thresholds, tasks, or rewards and then return to the user’s view to verify behavior.
Clearing and recalculating quest status
Use the CLEAR AND RECALCULATE control when testing or after changing quest design.
This action:
Clears cached quest progression for the current user.
Rebuilds their quest status and task completion based on the latest backend configuration and events.
Refreshes both the quest table and the details blade so they reflect up‑to‑date progression.
When iterating on quest thresholds or tasks, recalculate frequently so the user’s quest state matches your most recent design.