Visible on Roblox
Endless GAMES Welcome medal
Visible badge name. Treat it as the starting point; acquisition wording should follow what Roblox shows in-game.
Use medals as your next score goal
Three badge names are visible; their complete score thresholds are not. Build a repeatable mode routine and use only progress the game actually shows you.
Quick answer
Confirmed badge names, unknown thresholds
The public game page shows Welcome, Bronze, and Silver. It does not provide enough threshold detail for a complete medal table, so the honest launch guide explains how to chase visible progress without attaching made-up numbers.
Visible medal ladder
What can be named safely
Visible on Roblox
Endless GAMES Bronze medal
Visible badge name. Exact score or mode requirements were not published in the checked source set.
Visible on Roblox
Endless GAMES Silver medal
Visible badge name. Exact score or mode requirements were not published in the checked source set.
Attempt loop
A safe four-run medal routine
- 1. Pick one mode. Use the matcher if you do not have a repeatable loop yet.
- 2. Record a baseline. Note the visible score or progress after one normal attempt.
- 3. Change one habit. Use the exact mode guide and focus on one cue.
- 4. Compare the next three runs. Keep the change only if it makes the run more consistent.
Avoid
Three misleading shortcuts
- Do not trust threshold tables that cannot point to this exact Roblox experience.
- Do not assume every mode shares the same medal rule or score scale.
- Do not use live player count as a proxy for medal difficulty.
FAQ
Medal questions
Which Endless GAMES medals are confirmed?
Welcome, Bronze, and Silver medal badges were visible on the public Roblox experience page when checked on August 2, 2026.
What score unlocks the Bronze medal?
No complete public Bronze threshold was available, so this guide does not publish a guessed score.
What score unlocks the Silver medal?
No complete public Silver threshold was available. Use the visible in-game badge progress or result screen if it provides one.
How should I chase a medal without thresholds?
Pick one mode, record a baseline, set a small next-run target, and compare progress on the relevant leaderboard rather than switching modes every attempt.