Medals

Endless GAMES Medal Ranks

Look up every officially confirmed Endless GAMES medal name from Bronze through Cosmic and understand which rank details remain unverified.

The officially confirmed Endless GAMES medal names are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and Cosmic Medal. Roblox exposes a separate enabled badge for each name under Universe 10438013523. The game description also says players can earn medals and climb the ranks. Together, those sources establish the current rank vocabulary, but they do not publish score thresholds or a complete calculation.

Current documented rank sequence

  1. Bronze Medal — official Roblox badge name.
  2. Silver Medal — official Roblox badge name.
  3. Gold Medal — official Roblox badge name.
  4. Platinum Medal — official Roblox badge name.
  5. Diamond Medal — official Roblox badge name.
  6. Emerald Medal — official Roblox badge name.
  7. Ruby Medal — official Roblox badge name.
  8. Cosmic Medal — official Roblox badge name.

This presentation follows the API listing and the natural ladder implied by the names. The live rank screen should still be checked for exact ordering, skipped states, progress bars, and whether Cosmic is currently the final reachable state. “Last confirmed name” is safer than “permanent maximum rank.”

What the rank list does not tell you

No official public field says how many points, runs, games, leaderboard positions, or daily challenges are required for any medal. The badge descriptions only repeat “Get a [name] Medal.” They do not state whether progress is per game or global, based on a best score or accumulated play, permanent or seasonal, or affected by Game of the Day.

Do not turn Roblox badge award statistics into requirements. The number of accounts awarded a badge and its recent award rate describe distribution, not the score needed. Many outside factors—player population, account history, version timing, and the progression design—affect those statistics.

How to identify a live rank transition

Before a run, record the exact medal label and any progress text shown in the game. Choose one named minigame and record its current personal best if visible. Complete the run, save the final result, and reopen the rank display. If a badge notification appears, record its name and time separately.

A useful transition record contains previous medal, new medal, minigame, final score, standard or daily mode, date, and any on-screen reason. If several games were played since the previous check, list them all; do not assign the transition to the last run automatically.

Repeat the observation on another account or through an independent current source before publishing a numeric requirement. A single transition can be affected by prior hidden progress.

Compare ranks without comparing unlike scores

Two players can display the same medal while having different strengths across the seven named minigames. The official description gives each game its own leaderboards, so a Flappy Wings score and a Melon Merge score should not be treated as the same unit. A medal may summarize progress in another way, but that formula remains unknown.

When comparing friends, record the medal plus the specific game and board being discussed. “Ruby player” is a rank label; “Top-200 in Frozen Tower” is a game-specific placement. Keeping both labels prevents one from being mistaken for the other.

Ranks and Roblox badges

The Roblox badge is an account award. The in-game rank may represent current progress, highest progress, or something else. Test whether leaving and rejoining changes the displayed rank, whether a lower score can reduce it, and whether the badge arrives at the same moment as the rank transition. Until then, avoid saying the systems always mirror one another.

Use the Medal Badges guide to check the official badge identity and the Earning Medals guide for a careful progress log.

Common rank-list mistakes

  • Publishing thresholds because another arcade uses the same medal colors.
  • Treating the current API order as proof of every live UI behavior.
  • Calling Cosmic a permanent cap rather than the last confirmed name.
  • Using badge award counts as score requirements.
  • Assuming leaderboard position automatically grants the matching medal.
  • Ignoring prior progress when a badge appears after one run.

Medal ranks FAQ

What comes after Diamond?

The current documented names continue with Emerald, Ruby, and Cosmic Medal.

How do I reach Cosmic?

No creator-published requirement was found. Track live rank progress and game results; do not trust an unsourced numeric threshold.

Can I skip a medal?

Skip behavior is not publicly documented. A live transition record is needed.

Can a rank decrease or reset?

Demotion, seasons, and resets are all unverified at this checkpoint.

Does each game have its own medal?

The official description does not explain the scope. Each game definitely has its own Top-200 and friends boards, but medal calculation needs separate testing.

Official evidence: Roblox badge API for Universe 10438013523 and the official game description, checked 2026-08-08. Names are confirmed; thresholds, order presentation, skips, demotion, reset, calculation scope, and badge synchronization remain Needs in-game testing.

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