Obby maker: make your own obby

Sky courses, lava floors, moving platforms, checkpoints. Describe the obstacle course you want and Arcade, a free obby creator in your browser, builds it with you. No coding.

67 Obby, an obstacle course game made on Arcade67 Obby Β· made on Arcade

How to make an obby on Arcade

Pick a theme

Sky islands, a candy world, a lava castle, a giant kitchen. The theme shapes every obstacle.

Lay out the course

Describe it to Morph, Arcade's building assistant: "20 jumps across floating platforms, getting harder, with lava below".

Add the twists

Moving platforms, disappearing blocks, trampolines, speed pads. And checkpoints so falls are not too punishing.

Test and publish

Run it yourself from start to finish, fix the impossible jumps, then publish and share the link.

Obby design tips

Start easy, end hard

The first jumps should be almost impossible to miss. Players who succeed early keep going. Save the brutal sections for the end.

Checkpoints every few obstacles

Restarting the whole course after one mistake makes people quit. Place a checkpoint after every hard section.

Add a reason to replay

A timer, coins to collect or a leaderboard turns a one-time run into a game people come back to.

Show the finish line

A visible goal (a tower top, a glowing portal, a trophy) pulls players forward. Let them see where they are going.

Mix rhythm and rest

Alternate tense sections (narrow beams, moving platforms) with easy ones. A short calm stretch after a hard jump makes the next challenge feel fair.

Make it fair on a phone

Many players will run your course with their thumbs. Keep gaps readable, avoid jumps that need pixel-perfect timing early on, and test it on your own phone before you publish.

Obstacle ideas for your obby

The best obbies combine a few obstacle types and use them in new ways as the course goes on. Pick three or four to start.

πŸŸ₯ Kill bricks

Red blocks or lava that send you back to the last checkpoint. The classic.

↔️ Moving platforms

Platforms that slide, rise or spin. Timing becomes part of the challenge.

πŸ‘» Disappearing blocks

Blocks that vanish a second after you land. Keep moving or fall.

🦘 Trampolines

Bounce pads that launch you to platforms you could never reach with a jump.

⚑ Speed pads

Strips that boost your speed for a long jump, or make a tight turn harder.

🧊 Ice floors

Slippery surfaces where stopping is the hard part.

πŸ”„ Spinning bars

Rotating beams that sweep across the path. Jump them or duck under.

πŸŒ‰ Glass bridges

Two paths, one is fake. Guess right or start over.

Theme ideas

Example: describe your obby to Morph

On Arcade you build by describing what you want to Morph, Arcade's building assistant. The more precise you are, the closer the first version is to what you have in mind. Here is a starting idea you can copy and change. Roll the dice for another one, and make it yours: every obby on Arcade should feel different.

Starter idea

Make an obby called "Cloud Climb". The player jumps across floating platforms above the clouds to reach a golden trophy at the top. Make it 3 sections that get harder: easy wide jumps first, then moving platforms, then disappearing blocks over lava. Put a checkpoint at the start of each section and a timer that shows the best time. Show the goal and the controls on screen when the game starts.

Build it on Arcade

Once the first version is ready, walk the course yourself and keep adjusting: "make the third jump shorter", "add a checkpoint before the lava", "make the moving platforms slower".

Obbies made on Arcade

Your course, live today

Build your obby in your browser and share it with friends. No coding, no downloads. Arcade is free.

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FAQ

What is an obby?

An obby is an obstacle course game: players run, jump and climb across platforms and traps to reach the finish without falling. The word was made popular by Roblox players.

Can I make an obby without coding?

Yes. On Arcade you describe your course and edit it visually. No scripts needed.

Can I add checkpoints and a timer?

Yes. Ask for checkpoints, a timer or coins to collect, and adjust them until the course feels right.

Can my friends play my obby?

Yes. Publish it on Arcade and share the link. Your friends play in their browser or on their phone, with no download and no account needed.

Can I make a multiplayer obby?

Yes. Arcade supports multiplayer games, so your friends can race the same course together from a link.

How long does it take to make an obby?

A first playable course takes minutes. Most creators then spend a session or two polishing the jumps and adding checkpoints after watching friends play.

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