Platformers and obstacle timing

Choose deliberate exploration or surprise-trap courses. Learn the movement available in the current browser build before importing a route from another edition.

What makes each game different
Play	What you do	A useful first decision
Dark Ninja Hanjo	Explore a ruined city, follow mission clues, and fight enemies while searching for an ancient scroll. Navigation and combat share the same adventure.	Follow the current mission marker before exploring side routes, and learn one projectile at a time so you can predict its range.
Geometry Dash FreezeNova	Guide an automatically moving cube over obstacles in FreezeNova's Geometry Dash-style game. Different modes change the theme and course.	Use the obstacle spacing as your timing reference. A musical beat can help, but the visible landing area should decide the jump.
Stickman Parkour	Find a golden key and reach the gate while navigating spikes, ropes, and water sections. Reaching the exit alone is not enough if the key is still missing.	Locate the key route before taking a one-way drop. Approach a new rope or water section slowly enough to learn its movement.
Level Devil 2	Reach the exit through platforms that can conceal unexpected traps. Learning what triggers a hazard is as important as jumping accurately.	After a failed attempt, change only the approach to the known trap. Rushing through the same trigger repeats the same mistake.
Chicken Flip	Flip a blocky chicken across platforms and aim for a stable landing. Rotation makes the landing angle as important as the jump distance.	Use the platform width to judge your input. A smaller jump with a clean landing can be better than an unnecessary extra rotation.
Spooky Dash	Guide an automatically moving character over spikes and gaps in a Halloween-styled course. Timing is the main interaction.	Learn the spacing around one obstacle group before trying to improve the entire run at once.
Madness Lab	Navigate an experiment-filled obstacle course where changing challenges demand different reactions. Observe each new hazard rather than assuming the previous rule still applies.	Identify the hazard's trigger before making a fast attempt. A short pause at a new obstacle can save several repeated failures.
Escape Bear	Guide a bear through exploration, obstacles, and escape challenges. Read each area as a route problem rather than only a race to move faster.	Check the landing area before following a reward trail. A side path may require returning to the main route afterward.
Hollow Knight	Explore a Hollow Knight-associated browser entry with platforming and combat. Map extent, saves, and abilities should be checked in this adaptation rather than assumed from Team Cherry's full release.	Learn the current attack and jump range in a clear area first. Do not plan a route around an ability this build has not provided.