Obby Rainbow Parkour Two Player

Ready to turn parkour into a shoving match? Race a friend through rainbow platforms, and the first to the top wins—if you don't get pushed off.

I'm not usually one for co-op parkour, but Obby Rainbow Parkour Two Player gets the shove mechanic so right that I ended up laughing harder than I have at any competitive game in weeks. You and a friend spawn at the bottom of a colorful, floating gauntlet—think Roblox obby meets a Mario Kart battle. Platforms vanish, rainbow beams tilt, and the only way to win is to reach the top first. But here's the twist: you can physically shove the other player off ledges. Nothing beats the moment you watch your buddy confidently line up a long jump, only to nudge them mid-air and hear them rage. Controls are simple on purpose. Player one uses WASD to move, space to jump, shift to sprint, and Q to shove. Player two gets arrow keys, L to jump, shift to sprint, and period to shove. The asymmetry of having two different key sets on one keyboard is actually the hardest part—your elbows will collide, and that's part of the fun. Sprinting gives you just enough extra distance to clear the wider gaps, but it also makes you easier to push. The shove has a slight cooldown, so you can't spam it. I learned that the hard way after trying to cheese my way past a tricky section and getting shoved right back to square one. The rainbow aesthetic isn't just for show. Each section uses color cues to signal platform stability—glowing pink blocks tend to drop after a second, while solid blue ones are safe. The maps loop from easy jumps to infuriatingly precise pillar hops, and because both players share the same screen, you can actively sabotage each other's sightlines. After about ten rounds, my friend started baiting me into shoving early, then sprinting past while I recovered. It's that kind of mind game that keeps you queuing up another round. If you want a two-player game where friendship goes to die, this is it.

Use W A S D to move · Use SPACE to jump · Use SHIFT to sprint · Use Q to shove. Use Arrow Key to move · Use L to jump · Use SHIFT to sprint · Use . to shove

Time your shove for the apex of your opponent's jump—they'll fly twice as far. Sprint only when you need to clear a big gap; it makes your landing slide a little, so tap back to stop. Watch the color: pink platforms crumble fast, blue ones hold, and rainbow ones tilt based on both players' weight. Use the shove cooldown as a fake-out: pretend to push, then jump while they brace for impact. The period key (.) for player two is right next to the comma—rebind it in your brain before you accidentally type. If you're falling behind, focus on blocking the other player's path instead of racing; one well-timed body block beats ten perfect jumps.

Q: Is Obby Rainbow Parkour Two Player free? A: Yes, it's completely free to play in your browser. No hidden charges or premium unlocks. Q: Can I play Obby Rainbow Parkour Two Player on my phone? A: The game is designed for keyboard controls, so a physical keyboard is recommended. Touchscreens aren't supported for two-player mode. Q: Do I need to download anything to play? A: No download needed. It runs instantly as an HTML5 game in any modern browser. Q: How do I play with a friend on the same computer? A: Both players share the keyboard. Player one uses WASD, space, shift, Q. Player two uses arrow keys, L, shift, period. Q: What does the shove button do? A: It pushes the other player away. If they're near a ledge or mid-jump, it can knock them off the platform. Q: Why does my character keep falling off the rainbow blocks? A: Some blocks are unstable or tilt. Land on the center, avoid edges, and don't sprint on narrow beams.