🎯 Daily missions and the chest in Rocket Crew: which ones there are and what they pay

Every day you get up to 3 missions and an extra chest for finishing them all. They are in the same window as the daily reward (the 🎁 button) and change at 00:00 UTC, like the visits (the game clock).

Which missions there are

There are six kinds, and all of them ask for something you do yourself, never something that depends on others visiting you. That way a new player earns as much as one with a big audience.

Mission	What it asks	Worth
Collect	Collect the production of your workers	1 unit
Visit	Visit different bases of other players (two visits to the same one do not add up)	1 unit
Build a new module	Start the work of a part, a building or an extra you did not have yet	3 units
Start an upgrade	Pay for the upgrade of a part or a building	2 units
Research	Start a research in the laboratory	2 units
Test flight	Make a test flight	1 unit

Which ones you get

Collect and visit come up whenever they can be done.
The third is one of those that move the base forward (upgrade, research or flight), picked at random among the ones you can do at that moment. You never get an impossible mission: it is checked, for example, that you have the coins to pay for it.
While you have a module you can afford and have not built, the progress mission of the day is always build a new module.
They are drawn the first time you look at the day and do not change until 00:00 UTC. What you did before looking at them that day counts too.

What they pay

A unit is worth 5 coins plus your level (the level of the rocket plus the level of the base), because prices and production grow with it too. A level 20 player earns, for example:

Mission	Coins (level 20)
Collect or visit	25
Upgrade or research	50
Build a new module	75
Chest for finishing them all	50

The figure is fixed when the missions are drawn, with your level at that moment. Each mission is claimed separately once done, and the last one opens the chest. How many bases you have to visit grows with your level: two at first and up to four.

💡 The visit missions get done on their own if you already visit your friends and workers every day (friends and ranking). And claiming missions counts for the Mission maker trophy (trophies).

Updated on October 8, 2026

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