Cloudhop Obby
Ages 6+Hop across fluffy clouds in a cheerful sky obby! Dodge prickles, tag checkpoints, and grab every star across 10 courses.
About This Game
An Obby Made of Clouds
Cloudhop Obby is a gentle platform adventure inspired by the obstacle-course games kids love. Your little cloud-hopper runs and jumps from cloud to cloud high above the world, chasing golden stars and the big finish flag at the end of each course.
The twist is kindness: there are no lives and no game-over screens. Slip off a cloud or bump a prickle, and you simply pop back at your last checkpoint flag, ready to try the jump again.
Ten Handcrafted Sky Courses
Each of the 10 courses introduces one new idea — drifting clouds that move up and down, sliding platforms, prickly spike patches to hop over, and long leaps that ask for a running start. Courses take about a minute, and every one hides three stars for players who explore.
- Courses 1–3 teach running, jumping, and checkpoint flags
- Courses 4–7 add moving clouds and trickier timing
- Courses 8–10 mix everything into big satisfying finales
What You Do
- 1Run and jump from cloud to cloud toward the finish flag
- 2Tag purple checkpoint flags to save your spot mid-course
- 3Dodge grey prickle patches and drifting gaps
- 4Collect all three stars hidden in each course
- 5Finish all 10 sky courses and become a cloud champion
Tips for Players
Purple flags are checkpoints — always tag them before a tricky section.
Moving clouds pause at the top and bottom of their drift; that is the safest moment to hop on.
Stars often sit slightly off the main path. Peek around before racing ahead.
If a jump feels impossible, back up for a running start — speed carries you further.
Controls
- Hold the ◀ ▶ buttons to run
- Tap the big yellow button — or tap the sky — to jump
- Short taps make small hops; longer holds jump higher
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Accessibility note
Cloudhop Obby has no fail states and generous checkpoint spacing. Controls are three large buttons (or two keys plus space), hazards are grey and spike-shaped rather than color-coded, and moving platforms follow slow, readable patterns.
Questions & Answers
You pop right back at your last checkpoint flag. There are no lives, so you can try a jump as many times as you like.
