GAME GUIDE · VERSION 1.1
Cat Doodle Jump Medals: All 10 Unlock Conditions
See every height and skill medal, how one-run challenges work and what your end-of-run card means.
Rules reviewed 2026-10-14
Five height medals and five skill medals
| Medal | Requirement | Useful detail |
|---|---|---|
| Rooftop paws | 500 height | Aim for steady green ledges first. |
| Cloud newcomer | 1,500 height | Expect bugs before this goal. |
| Wind rider | 3,000 height | Leave room for birds and a lower landing. |
| Sky wanderer | 5,000 height | Narrower platforms reward small steering corrections. |
| Star catcher | 10,000 height | Continue beyond the last difficulty ramp. |
| Light paws | 1,500 height in one run without a hit | Any damaging obstacle hit invalidates this run’s challenge. |
| Spring lover | 10 spring bounces in one run | Repeated spring use counts; totals do not carry between runs. |
| Nine lives | At least 3 hits and 3,000 height in one run | Stay alive after impacts; falling ends the run. |
| Balloon jumper | 5 balloon-top landings in one run | Side bumps do not count. |
| Bird dodger | 10 birds finish crossing in one run, without a bird hit | Birds removed below the screen do not count as completed crossings. |
When medals are recorded
Height medals use your historical best. Reaching a higher threshold qualifies for all lower height medals too. Skill medals use counters from one run and are checked at its end. A reload discards the current run’s challenge counters.
Open Medals on the game page to view your personal notebook. The button is available before a run, while paused and at the result screen, so it does not interrupt an active climb. Collected medals stay in this browser and can be included in a backup.
Read the result card
Your current run chooses one of six result card tiers: below 500, 500, 1,500, 3,000, 5,000 or 10,000+. The large number is this run’s height; BEST is your historical record. The next goal is calculated from historical best, so it may be ahead of the current run.
Medals are collectibles, not upgrades. They do not increase jump strength or remove obstacles. Scores and shared cards are locally recorded, not verified competitive leaderboard entries.
Pick a goal that fits your current climb
If you are learning the controls, choose the next height milestone. Once landings feel predictable, try Light paws by making careful routes instead of taking every optional moving ledge. Spring lover asks for repeated spring bounces within the same run; it is not a lifetime total.
Balloon jumper cannot be attempted before foreground balloons unlock at 5,000. Bird dodger needs completed horizontal crossings: a bird that disappears below the board does not add to that counter. These details explain why seeing several birds or balloons is not the same as earning the medal.
A new card is not a new power
The six result tiers change the presentation of your climb. A card is not an inventory item that improves your next jump, and earned height medals do not make the platform route easier. Your next run starts with the same base physics.
The result-card download records that run’s height and historical best. It is created locally, without a server-verified score or global rank. You choose whether to share the image; downloading it does not publish it to a social site.