I Am Your Beast All Levels: Campaign and Extra Sets

What counts as all levels?

There are several sensible answers to “all levels” in I Am Your Beast. Finishing the story, clearing the extra sets, and owning the paid prequel are different goals. The official base-game listing advertises more than 20 fully voiced campaign levels; that wording is safer than treating every story scene as a separately ranked arena.

Use the set names in your level selector as the starting point. Older walkthroughs may use chapter numbers that include scenes or titles that differ from achievement labels. Match both the set and the visible title before following a demonstration.

A practical map of the content

The counts for Challenge and Cold Sweat come from creator SomeMug’s community S-rank video directory, which also separates Support Group. They describe that walkthrough’s coverage, rather than an official promise about every platform build. Quitting Time’s store page identifies its separate prequel campaign.

Choose a completion goal

For a first visit, follow the story selector and complete the objectives shown in each available mission. If a later entry remains locked, inspect its displayed requirement before assuming that a save is broken. Record any missing grades or bonus tasks and work on those specifically.

After the story, decide whether you want new scenarios or better performances. Support Group provides a narrative epilogue, while Challenge and Cold Sweat suit a separate practice list. The prequel is another content purchase, so do not count its levels as unfinished base-game missions.

Keep a useful checklist

Give each unlocked entry three columns: completed, desired rank, and remaining bonus objective. Leave the rank column blank for entries that do not show one. This avoids making “all levels” a vague target and makes it clear whether the next session should focus on access, completion, or mastery. When comparing another player’s checklist, compare editions and content sets first.