Obby: Mini-Games — obstacle course showdown
You race along the track with other players and try to reach the trophy first. Rounds are short, and wins earn you Cups, coins, and trophies. You spend them on your character’s look, and they also unlock locked modes. Leaderboard placement is based on points, wins, and coins all at once, not just wins.
There are five modes: parkour, color floor, glass bridge, falling tiles, and rain of blocks. The last one is locked at the start and opens as you progress. The same format, but with a field of a thousand rivals, is in Obby: Mini-Games VS 1000.
Why you can’t stand still
In the falling tiles mode, every tile you step on drops after a second. There’s nowhere to stop and think, so you have to keep the route in your head ahead of time. A similar time-pressured race is in Escape Tsunami for Brainrots: there, a pause costs you loot you’ve already collected.
The color at the top of the screen and two rows of glass
In the color floor, the color is shown at the top. Every five seconds, tiles of all other colors disappear, and you have to make it onto the right one in time. On the glass bridge, the panels come in two rows: one holds your weight, the next one shatters. You can only test it by stepping on it, so the price of a mistake is higher here than in parkour.