Escape Running Head Eyes Main Level Tier List

Escape Running Head Eyes is Ryxku’s horror-parody obby on 15-player servers (place 9169654849), not manato48’s Escape Running Head. This hub ranks the main campaign’s ten levels from S to F using public badge win rates plus how painful the stage feels in a live server. Side worlds live on the Modes Tier List. Named chasers and bosses live on the Eye Tier List.

How we rank

Two signals, weighted together:

1. Clear rate from Roblox badges (the snapshot this wiki uses): Level 1 100%, Level 2 83%, Level 3 59%, Level 4 27%, Level 5 19%, Level 6 10%, Level 7 5.2%, Level 8 2.3%, Level 9 1.8%, Level 10 0.6%.
2. Player pain: chase density, puzzle reads, boss teleporters, and whether a retry dumps you far back.

Puzzle stages punish a wrong read more than slow feet. Chase stages punish panic in corridors. Boss gates sit above both: Level 4’s badge is awarded when you reach the boss teleporter and safe checkpoint, and Level 10’s badge is awarded only when you defeat the main antagonist. That mix is why a 19% stage can still feel nastier than a 27% stage if the named eye on duty is Gammaye.

Hard mode speedrun

S tier — Levels 8, 9, and 10

Win rates 2.3%, 1.8%, and 0.6%. Level 8 is where most public servers empty out. Level 9 is the Blue Eye gauntlet: a race many players fail after a clean mid-game. Level 10 is Felipeye in Final Battle. Treat S as a planned session, not a lunch-break hop. Pair it with the boss-fights guide and the walkthrough.

A tier — Levels 6 and 7

Win rates 10% and 5.2%. Sightlines get longer, eyes stack, and a single tag costs more time. Level 6 also matters because Vapor World asks you to have cleared it before Boomburst’s route toward Death Sun. A-tier is the wall between “I finished the early game” and “I might see the finale.”

B tier — Levels 4 and 5

Win rates 27% and 19%. Level 4 is the first real sky boss gate. Level 5’s badge line is “You survived against Gammaye!” Chase plus a named mid-fight. B is where first-timers start respecting corners instead of sprinting every hallway. If you are still dying here, reread Getting Started and Controls before blaming the later S-tier stages.

C tier — Level 3

Win rate 59%. First honest filter. The hub still feels busy, but the stage asks you to think. Official copy even warns that some levels play like puzzles. Clear it and the Halloween / Challenge doors start to make sense; see Challenge and Halloween.

D tier — Levels 1 and 2

Win rates 100% and 83%. Level 1 is the hub clear. Level 2 is the first chase classroom: community nicknames such as Mouth Eye and Wooden Eye show up in playthroughs here. Die, laugh, retry. These ranks are not insults. They exist so a friend who only finished the lobby does not claim they “cleared the game.”

Using this list with the rest of the wiki

• Story clear: run D to S with the walkthrough.
• Badge hunter: open the badge checklist and route planner.
• Do not mix this list with secret levels or Vapor. Those are modes, ranked separately.

Win rates drift a little as new players flood Level 1. The shape of the curve has been stable for years: almost everyone leaves the hub, almost nobody beats Felipeye.

When you finish S-tier, the story is not over. Death Sun and Escape Running Head Eyes 2 sit after the main antagonist. Rank those worlds on the modes list, then come back here when someone asks which main stage actually hurts.