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Obby Rainbow Parkour — Free 2 Player Obby Online
Obby Rainbow Parkour Two Player is a colour-coded obstacle course you can run alone or share with someone sitting next to you — two players, one keyboard, split key sets. The levels are built around clean platforming with a shove button, which turns co-op into cooperation-plus-sabotage depending on how the afternoon is going.
What makes it different
Genuine local two-player obbys are rare in the browser. Most obstacle-course games are single-player or need an online lobby; this one runs both players on one machine with no account and no matchmaking, which makes it the practical pick for two people on one laptop.
Controls
| Player 1 — W A S D | Move |
| Player 1 — Space | Jump |
| Player 1 — Shift | Sprint |
| Player 1 — Q | Shove |
| Player 2 — Arrow keys | Move |
| Player 2 — L | Jump |
| Player 2 — Right Shift | Sprint |
| Player 2 — K | Shove |
Tips that actually help
- Agree who leads before you start. On narrow sections the trailing player has almost no room to correct, and two people improvising at the same gap is how both of you fall.
- Sprint is for straight runs only. On a platform chain it overshoots the landing more often than it saves time.
- Shove has a real cooldown feel to it — using it early in a section means it is unavailable at the one gap where a nudge would actually help.
- Playing solo? Player 1's key set is the more comfortable one. The arrow-key layout puts jump on L, which is awkward for a single player.
- If you are both missing the same jump, one of you should deliberately stand back. Player collision is on, and two bodies on one small platform is its own hazard.
FAQ
- Can two people really play on one keyboard?
- Yes. Player 1 uses WASD with Space to jump; Player 2 uses the arrow keys with L to jump.
- Can I play it online with a friend on another computer?
- No — this is local two-player only. For playing alongside strangers online, Obby Tsunami Runner has a shared multiplayer lobby.
- Is single-player supported?
- Yes, you can run the whole course alone using the Player 1 controls.
- Does it work on a phone or tablet?
- It will load, but two-player mode assumes a physical keyboard, so a phone is only practical for solo play.
- Is there a way to turn off shoving?
- There is no in-game toggle. If it is ruining the co-op, the house rule is the only fix.
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