Every player needs a way to showcase how many hours they’ve grinded and THE FINALS got its contestants covered with Career Rewards. Your Career Rewards are directly tied to your Career level, but what are the best ways to boost this?
Here are all the career rewards in THE FINALS and how to unlock them.
How to unlock Career Rewards in THE FINALS
You can unlock Career Rewards by completing matches in THE FINALS and increasing your career level. The more you play, the more XP you’ll earn and the more rewards you’ll unlock. The career level can be found in the main menu right by your name in the top-right corner. Do not mistake it for the battle pass level as it’s a completely different system with separate rewards.
To see the reward for your next level, look at a progression screen at the end of the match. You’ll see the reward and the amount of XP left for you to get it. Unfortunately, there’s no other way to see this but all the rewards can still be found in the character customization menu.
All career rewards in THE FINALS
With almost every Career level you’ll unlock a cosmetic reward for your contestants. From T-shirts to hoodies, and even plushies, THE FINALS has 35 rewards for you to earn from your Career levels. And I have to say, most of them really good.
Here’s the list of all career rewards in THE FINALS and the career level required to unlock them:
| Career Level | Reward |
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| Level Two | Athletic Hat (Headwear) |
| Level Five | Belt Bag (Upper Back) |
| Level Six | Satchel (Lower Back) |
| Level Seven | Bucket Hat (Headwear) |
| Level Eight | Baggy Battle Cargos (Lower Body) |
| Level Nine | Chunky Wedge Trainers (Feet) |
| Level 11 | Kangaroo Hoodie (Upper Body) |
| Level 12 | Phone Case (Badge) |
| Level 13 | Joggers (Lower Body) |
| Level 14 | Incognito Mode (Headwear) |
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| Level 15 | Quarter-Zip Shirt (Upper Body) |
| Level 16 | Asymmetrical Pants (Lower Body) |
| Level 17 | Front-Pocket Satchel (Lower Back) |
| Level 18 | Game-Day Sweater (Upper Body) |
| Level 19 | Flat-Brim Cap (Headwear) |
| Level 20 | Kangaroo Hoodie #2 (Upper Body) |
| Level 21 | Historical Hi-Fi (Lower Back) |
| Level 22 | Track Shorts (Lower Body) |
| Level 23 | Arena Anti-Glare (Facewear) |
| Level 24 | Slip-on Trainers (Feet) |
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| Level 25 | Cuddly Plushie (Lower Back) |
| Level 26 | Tank and Arm Warmers (Upper Body) |
| Level 27 | Bad News Bandana (Facewear) |
| Level 28 | Trendy Turtleneck (Upper Body) |
| Level 29 | Pleated Skirt (Lower Body) |
| Level 31 | Tactical Sling Bag (Crossbody) |
| Level 32 | Beanie and Headphones (Headwear) |
| Level 33 | One-Leg-Harness Pants (Lower Body) |
| Level 34 | Ridget Armlet (Wrist) |
| Level 35 | Ranger Tee (Upper Body) |
| Level 36 | Active Shorts (Lower Body) |
| Level 37 | Hoodie Jacket (Upper Body) |
| Level 38 | Chipped Nama Tama (Lower Back) |
| Level 39 | Tapered Cargos (Lower Body) |
| Level 40 | Asymmetrical Top (Upper Body) |
You might have noticed that in the Expressions menu, multiple sprays and sounds that say they can be unlocked with career levels are still not available to you despite reaching the required level. That is because the description is inaccurate and those rewards are tied to specialization and utility levels instead. For example, the Dash of Defiance spray requires you to reach level four on the Evasive Dash specialization for the Light build by simply using it.
Ignoring this minor setback, that’s everything you can unlock in THE FINALS as career rewards. Now you know that if someone is rocking a Nama Tama plushie on their back, you’re in for a tough match.
