Parkour World 2

Level ten is where Parkour World 2 stops being polite. The early stages let you get comfortable with running and jumping through blocky Minecraft-style courses, but once you clear that first stretch, the obstacles start demanding real precision, and every clean landing feels earned.

Each level has its own distinct layout, so you're never grinding the same jump twice. That variety is what keeps you pushing forward even when a course makes you restart - you want to see what the next one throws at you. There's a chest to open along the way too, if you can reach it without falling.

It runs right in your browser on desktop, Android, or iOS, no download required, and there's an in-game tutorial if you need a refresher on the controls. If you like your platforming built on timing and nerve, this sits nicely alongside Stickman Hook and Jumping Games in general.

Fans of tight obstacle runs might also want to check out Deadly Descent for another test of nerve, or browse Arcade games for more of the same energy.

Get through each Minecraft-inspired course by running and jumping across the obstacles without falling, opening chests along the way when you can reach them.

Use WASD to move, hold Shift to run, and hit Space to jump. Press E to open a chest, and ESC whenever you need to pause or resume. An in-game tutorial walks you through the basics if you're new.

The first ten levels ease you in, so use them to get a feel for your jump timing - you'll need that muscle memory once the obstacles get demanding.