A 40-stage 3D steel course above the city: laser pits, spinning barriers, vanishing glass panels and BOT rivals.
About the game
Neon Sky Obby is a 40-stage 3D obstacle course built hundreds of meters above a city glowing with night lights. You guide your armored runner across metal grate platforms, hazard-striped girders and narrow steel bridges. Four worlds, Shipyard Dusk, Neon District, Reactor Core and Storm Summit, each bring their own colors and their own dangers. Hop across small blocks above pits filled with red laser grids, leap over spinning hazard-striped barriers and keep running on holographic glass panels that flicker and vanish under your feet. Orange booster pads launch you upward, slick chrome floors make control harder and conveyor belts push you toward the edge. Every stage starts with a checkpoint marked by a beam of light, so when you fall you restart there, and your progress is saved on your device. A new armor and visor color unlocks every five stages. You race BOT-labeled rivals on the leaderboard, and in later worlds the barriers spin faster and the panels vanish sooner. If a stage blocks you, you can skip it by watching a short optional ad. Free to play with no download or sign-up.
How to play
- Start at the checkpoint and move along the steel course.
- Jump between platforms; avoid the red lasers and spinning barriers.
- Reach the next checkpoint with the light beam; if you fall, you restart there.
- Orange booster pads launch you high, blue glass panels vanish shortly after you step on them.
- Reach the FINISH on stage 40 before your BOT rivals.
Controls
Keyboard: run with WASD or arrow keys, jump with Space, turn the camera with Q/E or by dragging the mouse, P to pause. Touch: left side joystick, right side camera, JUMP button at bottom right.
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FAQ
Is my progress saved in Neon Sky Obby?
Yes, the last checkpoint you reached is saved on your device and you continue from there when you return.
Are the rivals real players?
No, the rivals on the leaderboard are computer characters marked as BOT. There is no chat or contact with other players.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. There is a joystick on the left and a jump button at the bottom right; drag the right side to turn the camera.