I Am Your Beast Challenge Levels: List and Practice Plan

The Challenge set is a specific category

In I Am Your Beast, “challenge levels” can mean the named Challenge set or, casually, any difficult extra stage. Keep those meanings separate when looking for help. Steam’s A Really Good Day achievement specifically asks for S-ranks in all challenge levels. Official achievement description.

Support Group and Cold Sweat have their own labels in community walkthroughs. A video that promises Challenge coverage may therefore omit both without being incomplete for its stated category.

The twelve documented entries

The following order is transcribed from creator SomeMug’s community video chapter directory. These are level identifiers, not a recommended difficulty order.

Use the exact title to find the relevant chapter rather than guessing from the environment shown in a thumbnail. The same directory places Support Group and Cold Sweat after these twelve entries.

When a level is still locked

Read the requirement displayed on your current selector. This guide has not verified a complete unlock-requirement table, so it does not assign invented numbers of S-ranks or bonus objectives to individual entries. Note the wording, complete the missing task, then return to check that the selector has updated.

If you are searching for Cold Sweat, the developer calls it a separate update adding story-free levels. It is not simply another name for the original Challenge list. Official Cold Sweat announcement.

Practice the constraint before the time

On an unfamiliar challenge, make the first attempt about understanding its actual objective. Then choose a route that fits the equipment and restrictions you can see. Review the result before optimizing movement: an excellent sprint cannot compensate for an unmet task.

Track completion and rank separately. A successful clear establishes access and understanding; a repeatable clear gives you a base for S-rank work. Avoid changing the opening, middle, and finish simultaneously, because you will lose the ability to identify which change helped.