A Milestone is the core content unit in BLUERABBIT — one node on the Journey Map. Each Milestone is built from smaller pieces called Steps, which you play through in order.
Milestones and Challenges
- Milestone — content that gives you something: a briefing, a video, a hands-on exercise, a written submission. Most of what you play is Milestones.
- Challenge — a quiz that tests what you already know. It draws from a question bank, shows a subset per attempt, and needs a set number correct to pass.
Steps Are Where the Content Lives
A Milestone unlocks as a whole, but you play it one Step at a time. Some Steps just deliver something and let you move on; others need a correct answer, or a submission, before the Next button unlocks. Steps can carry their own XP/BLOO/EP/item/achievement rewards on top of whatever the Milestone itself pays.
There are over twenty Step types, grouped into four families you'll notice as you play:
- Deliver — dialogue with a character, video, audio, or picking up an item. Read, watch, listen, continue.
- Validate — multiple choice, a keyphrase, a cryptex lock, a jigsaw puzzle, an item you have to be carrying, a SCORM package, or an interactive case study. You have to get it right to advance.
- Collect — open text, a rating scale, a poll, a choice question, or an image/video upload. There's no wrong answer; you just have to respond.
- Flow & special — branch choices that permanently set your path, plus system messages, win/fail screens, and the nickname/avatar setup steps.
The full list, with what each one does, is in The Full Step Library.
Optional Steps
Not every Step is required. Optional ones can be skipped without holding up your progress — they're usually bonus context or a deeper dive.
AI-Assisted Feedback
On Open Text steps, if your organization has enabled it, your answer gets checked against the Game Master's criteria and you get instant feedback to revise against before moving on — useful for practising a skill rather than just being graded once.
Quick-Complete via QR Code
Some Milestones carry a scannable QR code that completes them directly, bypassing the normal prerequisite chain entirely. You'll typically see this at in-person events or bootcamp sessions — scan, done, move to the next station.