Mr.Mix Tier List
S through D for badges by win rate, and for rooms by how often players get stuck.
This Tier List Hub is two rankings, not a unit meta. Mr.Mix has no gacha roster and no PvP ladder. What players argue about is which badges almost nobody owns and which rooms eat a run. We split that into badge tiers (S–D by published winRate) and area tiers (S–D by stuck reports from walkthrough comments, public servers, and support questions).
AirAlarm Games launched the Roblox horror adventure on 14 August 2024. It is still live, free, and capped at 16 players per server. Chapter 1 is the whole official story. Official Chapter 2 is not released; the page still says Chapter 2 at 110,000 likes. Fan games do not belong on these lists.
How we use S–D
S is the painful end of the scale. D is the easy end. We do not use F, and we do not rank “vibes.”
For badges, S means a tiny winRate — the kind of award Roblox labels Impossible or that you only see on dedicated hunters. D means almost everyone who joins the experience can claim it. The live Roblox page already shows the shape: GOAL! sits around 0.6% (Impossible), Curiosity killed the cat around 9% (Extreme), Under the radar around 16% (Hard). Welcome-style join awards sit at the other end. Exact percentages move; the child page tracks the order, not a screenshot from 2024.
For areas, S means a room that shows up again and again when people quit: the colored number lock, the fake cheese in Mouse City, the boss table sit-dodge. D means a corridor most players clear on the first try once they have the ID card. Stuck reports are not the same as difficulty for a speedrunner. A parkour jump can be easy if you know the line and brutal if you are on mobile with a chef behind you.
Badge ranking at a glance
Open the full badge tier list before you burn a clean run. The short version:
- S — GOAL! and other sub-1% hunts that need an obscure trigger, not just finishing the story.
- A — Perfect Escape, Charity, and other awards that punish a wasted death or a missed coin.
- B — Curiosity killed the cat, Step on the same rake (Mixer, twice), and other intentional deaths that conflict with a no-death run.
- C — Under the radar, Collection, Helper, and other mid-run extras.
- D — Welcome-style joins and You Escaped, which drop when you actually leave the kitchen.
Home on this wiki counts about 17 badges. Do not farm death badges on the same attempt as Perfect Escape. The badge guide and secrets and endings explain the split. Scripts that toggle BabyMix or freeze lives sit on the scripts hub with a ToS warning; they are not a tier.
Area ranking at a glance
The area tier list is the stuck map:
- S — Colored number lock (code changes every run), Mouse City fake cheese / battery, final table sit-dodge and fruit trebuchet.
- A — Maze parkour, Mixer web rooms if you poke the spider, train button sequence.
- B — Lab, elevator, yard sleep beat, painting planks if you skip the brush.
- C — Early house, dungeon, first tripwire once you have read getting started.
- D — Join, lobby, and the voiced intro most people sit through.
If you are lost in a specific room, skip the rank and open the walkthrough or the boss fight page. The puzzle helper is the short-form version for locks, the red shock button, fake cheese, and crouch-to-sit.
How this hub stays honest
Mister Mix, Mixer, and Mouse City citizens are characters, not loadouts; bios live under players. We will not rank unofficial sequels or pretend codes change winRates — none are live as of September 2026. Studio notes go on updates and the changelog. If a 2026 patch moves a trigger, the child lists move with it.
Use guides for steps, tools for lock notes, this hub for priority. Hunt S badges on purpose. Do not poke Mixer twice during Perfect Escape and then argue the list is wrong. Official URLs sit on the links hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Mr.Mix questions.
What do S through D mean on this Mr.Mix tier list?
For badges, S is the rarest winRate and D is the easiest claim. For areas, S is where players report getting stuck most often and D is a room most people clear on the first try.
Where is the full badge ranking?
On the badge tier list. Pair it with the badge guide if you need the trigger, not just the rank.
Where is the full area ranking?
On the area tier list. Use the walkthrough when a rank is not enough and you need the room order.
Is GOAL! really S tier?
Yes on winRate. Roblox still shows GOAL! around 0.6% Impossible. That is a hunt badge, not a story-clear badge.
Do scripts change these tiers?
They can fake a badge or skip a room on one account. They do not change published winRates for everyone else, and they risk the account. See the scripts hub.