Endless GAMES Medals

Endless GAMES officially lets players earn medals and climb ranks. The public Roblox badge list confirms eight medal names: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and Cosmic. Those names are safe to use; their numeric thresholds are not. Roblox’s badge records say “Get a [rank] Medal,” but they do not explain the live score calculation, whether progress combines all minigames, or whether ranks can reset.

Use this hub as a map of what is known. The Medal Ranks guide covers the confirmed sequence. Earning Medals explains how to gather trustworthy progress evidence from your runs. Medal Badges separates a Roblox account badge from the medal state displayed inside the experience.

Confirmed medal rank index

The ordering above follows the progression implied by conventional rank naming and the API list, but the live game should be checked before describing it as a guaranteed upgrade ladder. The API establishes entities, not every piece of UI behavior.

Medal, rank, badge, and leaderboard are different

A medal is the progression term used in the official experience description. A rank is how that description frames climbing through medal progress. A Roblox badge is an account award visible through Roblox’s badge system. A leaderboard position compares a score in one game. These can be related without being interchangeable.

For example, owning the Gold Medal badge proves Roblox awarded that badge to the account. It does not by itself reveal the Gold threshold, the score that triggered it, or whether the player remains Gold in a live rank display. Likewise, appearing in a Top-200 board does not automatically prove a particular medal unless the game explicitly connects the two.

How to read your medal progress

Start in the official experience and find the live medal or rank display. Record its exact label before a run. Choose one named minigame, complete one valid session, and record the final score plus any progress message. Then reopen the same medal screen and compare it. If Roblox awards a badge, note the badge name and time separately.

Change only one variable in the next observation. Switching games, playing Game of the Day, joining a group, and receiving a badge all at once makes it impossible to identify what advanced the rank. A short sequence of controlled observations is more useful than a screenshot of a final medal with no route.

What public badge data proves

The official badge API currently exposes Welcome plus the eight medal badges. It proves that the names exist under Universe 10438013523 and are enabled at the checkpoint. It also exposes award statistics, but those values change and do not tell a player how to qualify. A lower award count for a later medal may be consistent with greater difficulty, yet it is not a threshold formula.

Badge descriptions repeat the medal names rather than a requirement such as a score, number of games, or placement. This is why the site leaves numeric fields unset. Copying a neat-looking rank table from another arcade would create false rules for Endless GAMES.

Plan progress without thresholds

You can still make a useful plan. Build a reliable personal baseline in each confirmed minigame. Use the Games index to keep each objective separate, then use High Scores to improve one result at a time. Recheck the medal display after meaningful score changes. If the same account progresses after several games, record all candidates rather than assigning the change to the last run automatically.

Keep evidence for the transition, not just the destination: previous medal, new medal, game, score, mode, date, and any message. This supports a later exact guide without pretending today’s public documentation is complete.

Common medal mistakes

• Treating the badge API’s award count or win-rate field as the score needed for a medal.
• Assuming each medal belongs to a single minigame without seeing that association in the live UI.
• Calling Cosmic the “maximum score” when it is only the last currently confirmed medal name.
• Combining a Game of the Day result with a normal-game result without labeling the mode.
• Publishing a threshold observed on one account without checking version, prior progress, or other games played.
• Using leaderboard position as a rank synonym.

Medals FAQ

What are the Endless GAMES medal ranks?

The eight confirmed names are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and Cosmic Medal.

How many points does Bronze or Cosmic require?

No trustworthy public source checked on August 8, 2026 states the thresholds. They require dated in-game testing.

Are medal ranks tied to one game or the whole arcade?

The official description does not say. Record game-specific results and the medal display before drawing a conclusion.

Is a Roblox badge the same as the current in-game rank?

Not necessarily. A badge is an account award. The live UI must show whether it mirrors a current or highest-ever medal state.

Can medal progress reset or drop?

No public rule was found for reset, season, or demotion behavior. Treat all three as unverified.