🟪 Bike Obby 3D

An obby on a bike

Bike Obby 3D is a free obstacle course game, or obby, that you ride on a BMX. The course floats high in the sky above a sea of pink, mint or orange clouds, with balloons drifting past and little islands floating nearby. It is made of colourful blocks, bridges and ramps with gaps in between, and your job is to hop, bounce and balance your way from the start to the finish flag without falling off. It is like the obbies you know, but on two wheels.

The course is in real 3D and the camera follows just behind and above your bike, so you can see the next gap coming. Your rider pedals, stands up for a hop and tucks in the air.

Hops and gaps

Press the space bar or the HOP button to bunny hop. The bike jumps into the air and carries on forward, so you can hop over gaps and up onto higher blocks. Hop just before the edge for the longest jump. The game is forgiving: if you press hop a moment too early, the bike hops as soon as the wheels touch down, and if you roll off an edge, you can still hop for a split second. You can steer in the air too, so you can line up your landing.

Beams, steps and trampolines

Some parts of the course are thin beams or narrow bridges, so ride straight and steer gently. Step-ups are blocks a little higher than the one you are on: hop up onto them, because riding straight into the side just bonks you to a stop. Green trampoline pads launch you high into the air when you ride across them, so you can fly over big gaps and up to high platforms. Steer in the air to land in the middle of the next block.

Moving platforms and barrier arms

Moving platforms slide from side to side, forwards and back or up and down. When you ride on one it carries you with it, so keep steering to stay on top. Barrier arms stand at the side of the path with a light on top. The striped arm drops across the path and lifts again. When the light is red, wait; when it turns green, ride under. If the arm gets you, it is back to the checkpoint.

Checkpoints and falls

Green checkpoint arches are spread along every obby. Pass one and it becomes your restart point. If you fall off the course, you are put straight back at the last checkpoint. Falls are counted, and so is your time, but there is no limit: you can always keep trying until you reach the finish flag.

Three worlds, twelve obbies

Candy Clouds is pink and sweet, with gentle hops, thin bridges, step-ups and your first bouncy castle. Mint Islands has moving floors, barrier arms, zigzag paths and island hopping. Sunset Castle is the hardest world, with castle stairs, wobbly moving platforms, trampoline towers and the Grand Obby at the end. Each obby unlocks when you clear the one before.

Stars and bikes

Every obby has three stars. You get one for reaching the finish, a second for finishing with three falls or fewer, and a third for a perfect run with no falls under the time goal. Stars unlock bikes that pedal a little faster and hop a little higher: the Rookie BMX to start, the Jelly Jumper at 6 stars, the Rocket BMX at 14 and the Rainbow Racer at 24.

Tips

Slow down before short platforms, because a hop at full speed can carry you too far. Hop a little before the edge, not right at the end. On moving platforms, watch where they are going before you hop on. On trampolines, keep the bike straight, then steer in the air towards the middle of the landing block. And if you fall, don't worry: the checkpoint is never far away.

Play anywhere

Bike Obby 3D runs in any modern browser on computers, Chromebooks, tablets and phones, with no download and no account. Use the keyboard, or the GAS, BRAKE, steering and HOP buttons on a touchscreen. Your stars, unlocked obbies and hops are saved only in your own browser. There is no violence; falling off just puts you back on the course. See the Parents & Safety page for more.

More games like this

Love sky courses? Fly over gaps on a motorbike in Sky Bike Stunts 3D, pull tricks in BMX Freestyle Park 3D or bounce through the playground in Wobbly Wheels. Every bike game is on our Bike Games page.

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