Steve parkour in mine

If you're the type who replays a jump three times just to nail the landing, Steve parkour in mine was built for you. This is a game for people who trust their reflexes more than their luck.

Every level is cubic chaos: traps waiting to spring, chasms that don't forgive a mistimed step, and a camera you control while your thumbs handle the actual jumping. Steve doesn't get a second chance when he falls, so precision matters more than speed - though you'll need both eventually.

The difficulty ramps as you go, which means your first few runs are the easy part. Beginners can find their footing early, but the game keeps stacking pressure until only sharp reaction speed keeps you upright.

It runs straight in your browser on desktop, no download needed. If you like this style of test-your-reflexes platforming, Deadly Descent scratches a similar itch.

Get Steve through each level without falling into a chasm or getting caught by a trap - one slip usually ends the run.

Use WASD to move Steve around, hit the spacebar to jump gaps and obstacles, and steer the camera with your mouse to see what's coming.

Line up your jumps before you commit - the camera angle matters as much as your timing, so adjust your view first, then leap.