Idle Cheeky Cat levels & boss guide

A route through Biscuit’s 24 levels

Clear a level to unlock the next one. World lets you select levels you have already unlocked. A campaign level is a defined layout with a fixed set of breakables and enemy spawns; it is not an endless wave counter. The first three chapters revisit a setting with different layouts, then later chapters introduce additional places to wreck.

The object counter includes the small breakable scenery around the main targets. Clearing the big central object, or defeating a boss, is not enough on its own. Enemy spawns are scheduled during the run, so make sure the enemy requirement is complete as well as the object count.

Bonus times below are challenge targets, not deadlines that fail the level. A “Chain of 8+” means your best single chain reaction must reach at least eight as well as meeting the time limit. You can finish normally after the bonus time has passed. Learn the route first, then replay for the extra reward.

The tables use the current balance for fresh runs. An older in-progress save may retain its earlier balance or an already-settled result. The challenge shown in your own run remains the relevant one for that attempt.

On phones, swipe each table sideways to see bonus coins. Counts include every breakable and every enemy, including the boss.

When the scenery starts fighting back

Levels 1 and 2 have no enemies, so use them to get comfortable with moving and holding fire. From level 3, Mushroom Menace chasers close the distance. Keep a route open and fire while moving rather than waiting for a pursuer to reach you.

Level 6 introduces Bubble Brat ranged enemies. Their warning comes before the attack. Reposition when you see it and continue tracking the target with your aim. Auto can handle aiming and movement, but it is still useful to take control when shots or pursuers crowd your position.

In the last chapter, Rush Delivery and Stamp Slinger occupy Cloud Post; Crabby Customer and Bubble Snob patrol Coral Aquarium; Snack Bandit and Moonbeam Menace join the final moon encounter. The names and art change with those scenes, while the chaser and ranged roles give you a familiar way to read the fight.

Boss health is fixed by the level; equipping a stronger gun does not raise it. A boss also has attack warnings, and the other enemies still need attention. Keep moving while damaging the boss, then check the remaining counts before expecting a result screen.

Use the map, then improve the run

On chain layouts, the small fuse props give you a starting point for explosions. On target lanes, line up a piercing weapon with more than one object. Treasure circuits favor a deliberate lap, while giant-object layouts surround a durable target with explosive supports. A different weapon shape can help more than firing from the same spot for longer.

The large later scenes mix softer objects, tougher objects, and explosive supports. Work through one district, pier, or sector at a time. After an explosion, inspect what survived instead of assuming the whole cluster is gone. Finishing one region makes the last few targets much easier to locate.

A first clear pays the first-clear coin reward once. Completing the optional challenge pays its separate reward once. Ordinary destruction still earns coins, and a replay can set a new personal best. The table lists only those two fixed rewards; the coins from smashed objects are additional.

If Biscuit gets knocked out, continuing restores health while keeping destruction, enemy damage, coins, and gear. It also preserves elapsed challenge time. Choosing a level again starts a fresh attempt, which is the useful option when you want to reset the route for a speed challenge.

Finishing all 24 levels completes the current campaign. Endless is also available as a separate mode, with its own area progression. You can keep your campaign records while trying it. For Rebirth, offline coins, and local save backups, use the progression guide before making a fresh start.