• Renamed the guide
  
• Added three new sections: "Introduction," "Custom Levels," and "Hints & Tips"
  
• Expanded the "Special Thanks" section

• Added a new section: "Overview"
  
• Renamed the Medal Time sections
  
• Fixed Chapter 3's table having the wrong Diamond Time for Slalom (sorry about that; thank you, Sarcastic_Crow, for noticing and mentioning this error)
  
• Made several other changes

The original release.

Hello, reader. In this guide, I'll list the Medal Times for every level in Marble It Up! Ultra and for custom levels on the Steam Workshop. I'll also explain what Medal Times are and even share tips on how to beat them.

Are you ready to roll? Then let's get moving.

The main goal of Marble It Up! Ultra, as with its predecessors, is to complete levels as quickly as possible. Every level has its own set of Medal Times, which are time limits you must beat to win medals. The type of medal you earn upon finishing a level varies depending on your performance; the faster the time achieved, the better the medal awarded. Medal Times consist of Silver, Gold, and secret Diamond Times. The game displays the Silver and Gold Times, but not the Diamond Times. These remain hidden even after you beat them.

As you would expect, Diamond Medals are harder to win than Gold Medals, which are more difficult to earn than Silver Medals. There are no Bronze Times; if you fail to complete a level under its Silver Time, you'll still receive a Bronze Medal for your efforts. By earning medals, you'll unlock additional chapters as well as achievements and cosmetics—skins, trails, and hats—for your marble.

Keep in mind that the game doesn't award medals if you use Practice/Training Mode (the rewind feature). However, there are no penalties for enabling it.

(Unlocked by default)



(Unlocked by earning a medal on each level in Chapter 1)



(Unlocked by earning a medal on eight levels in Chapter 2)



(Unlocked by earning a medal on eight levels in Chapter 3)



(Unlocked by earning a medal on eight levels in Chapter 4)



(Unlocked by earning a medal on eight levels in Chapter 5)

(Unlocked by earning a Gold Medal on 10 levels)



(Unlocked by earning a Gold Medal on 25 levels)



(Unlocked by earning a Gold Medal on 40 levels)



(Unlocked by earning a Gold Medal on 60 levels)

Marblr's Workshop



Three's Workshop

Beating Diamond Times can be quite tricky. If some of those par times have you scratching you head or pulling you hair out, then check out these tips:

When playing a level for the first time, don't worry about earning even a Silver Medal. Take your time to get a feel of the level. Keep an eye out for any hazards and observe their patterns, and take note of any power-ups you find. (It also helps to explore to find any hidden ones.) That way, you know what to expect when you try the level for real. And hey, even if you do all this, there's no shame in spending too much time on a level for the first time. If it makes you feel any better, I recall spending over six minutes on Tangle when I tried to beat it years ago.

While doing so does disable rewards, it's still an excellent tool for mastering levels. Let's say that a level has a section you have difficulties with. Instead of restarting the level if you mess up that part, use Training Mode to rewind. That way, you may keep practicing until you overcome that section with ease. Once you do, you may restart the level and try it for real ... or keep going if the level has more hard sections.

It may not seem right for a guide to point you in another direction, but you can learn a lot from watching other players' replays. Do so to know what they did and try to replicate their actions yourself. I must warn you, though, that Global High Score replays often feature advanced and expert techniques.

This is the most important one. Beating the Diamond Times on certain levels requires thinking outside the box. For example, you must traverse Slick Shtick in reverse (if that makes any sense) to beat its Diamond Time. Look for ways to shave precious time off, and use them if possible. It also helps to use power-ups in interesting ways. For instance, jumping and using a Super Jump at the same time will make you soar even higher. That may seem like a novelty, but you must use this technique to beat the Diamond Time on Leaps and Bounds.

GarageGames
Marble It Up, LLC
Marblr
Three
Rice&Tea
Speedyzman13
Mud Vayne
BoxN
Nomburgerz
Shadiochao
かもへっぽこ (kamoheppoko)
Scrom
Kyrla01

... And you, for reading this guide!