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Obby: Traps and Jumps — 60 Stages, Free Online
Obby: Traps and Jumps is the most structured obstacle course in this catalogue: 20 levels split into three stages each, 60 stages total, with three stars available in every one. One star for finishing, one for beating the time limit, one for finding a hidden star somewhere off the main route. That third star is what turns a five-minute run into an afternoon.
What makes it different
The difficulty is banded on purpose rather than climbing smoothly. Levels 1-5 are plain platforming, 6-10 add disappearing platforms, 11-15 add traps, and 16-20 stack both. You can feel exactly where you sit on that curve, which makes it unusually good for practising one specific skill instead of grinding whole runs.
Controls
| W A S D | Move |
| Space | Jump |
| Shift | Sprint |
| R | Restart stage |
| Hold right mouse button | Look around |
Tips that actually help
- Learn the bunny hop early. Chaining jumps keeps sprint momentum between them, and several time-limit stars are only reachable if you never fully stop.
- Do a scouting run first, then a scoring run. Hunting the hidden star while a timer is running usually costs you both stars instead of one.
- Hidden stars sit off the obvious path — behind the camera, under a platform, past a wall that looks solid. If a stage has an odd empty corner, that is the corner.
- R restarts instantly. The moment a run is unsalvageable, hit it rather than walking the rest of the stage — the fast restart is the whole reason this game rewards repetition.
- On disappearing platforms, keep moving in a straight line. Turning mid-sequence costs the fraction of a second the platform was going to give you.
FAQ
- How many stages are there?
- 20 levels with 3 stages each — 60 stages in total, and 3 stars available in every stage.
- How do I get all three stars?
- One for completing the stage, one for beating its time limit, and one for finding the hidden star tucked off the main route.
- Does it save my progress?
- Progress is kept in your browser. Clearing site data or switching browser starts you over.
- Is it playable on mobile?
- Yes, with an on-screen joystick plus jump and sprint buttons, though precision jumps are easier with a keyboard.
- Is this a Roblox game?
- No. It is a standalone browser game in the same obstacle-course genre and is not affiliated with Roblox Corporation.
