Icy Tower community records

These are community replay marks, not an official world record. rejump.net ranks Floor, Combo, NML, and Lost Combo. It does not rank Score. The 2026 Steam leaderboards are a different game and a different table.

Floor 2640 and the other floor number

rejump’s world floor list shows 2640 by Swilczanin, dated 23 Jul 2020, and a YouTube description of that run repeats the same floor. I count that as two sources. The same site’s server ranking shows 2594 by cubeoOr, with a replay file offered on the board. I do not collapse 2640 and 2594 into one “highest floor.” They are different lists.

A million-floor claim

A Tower of the Gods fandom summary says Cookle reached 1,000,274 floors on 23 Dec 2016. The page itself returned 403 when I checked, and I found no replay or video attached to that sentence. 1,000,274 and 2640 cannot both be the replay-backed floor mark. I leave the fandom sentence in this paragraph and I do not promote it into the table.

Combo, NML, and the lone score

The combo board lists 1826 by Castiel on 13 Nov 2022, with a replay file. NML, floors climbed without a combo, lists 1956 by cubeoOr on 3 Oct 2021. Score is weaker: GamingElite uploaded a video titled Icy Tower World Record (Score: 1803003 | Combo: 1337) HD. Its description does not identify the player. A separate iribaaar upload describes John Beak with a 1337 floor-combo and more than 1,800,000 points. I do not assume those are the same run or use the second description to confirm the exact 1,803,003 figure. rejump does not have a score category, so the exact score claim stays at one source. The Polish top10.icy.pl board returned HTTP 500 on the day I looked, so I have no second national list to compare.

To submit a classic replay you need the .itr from the Windows game and an account on the community board. Steam’s 2026 leaderboards do not accept those files. How combos are scored in the classic game is on the how-to-play page.