Snow Rider Obby Parkour

Snow Rider Obby Parkour is a high-speed adventure combined with dramatic obstacle course challenges. Your mission is to glide on your board and cross barriers on the road. You need to perform spectacular jumps over platforms and aerial rails. Keep your balance well.

A MAGICAL SNOWY WORLD

Snow Rider Obby Parkour supports both single-player and two-player modes. Player one will use the WASD key cluster. You need to press the A and D keys to lean left or right to avoid obstacles. The Spacebar is for jumping; press two times while airborne to jump higher. The C key is used to change the camera angle for a better view of the path. The R key allows instant respawn if you fall.

Player two will control movement by using the keyboard. Use the arrow keys for movement. The K key is for jumping and double jumping. The L key changes the camera angle, and the U key is for respawning. Players need to feel the momentum of the board. You must know when to tap lightly to slip through narrow gaps and when to press and hold for sharp turns.

Game modes

Infinity Road: An endless path where speed increases over time. The goal is to see who can survive the longest.
Open World: Freedom to explore a large map and search for hidden secrets without time pressure.
Mountain Ride: Features thrilling races on pre-designed, high-difficulty tracks.

Regardless of the mode chosen, the player's mission remains to keep a steady hand. You need to collect many gifts and coins to unlock new sleds.

Controls summary

Player one

Turn left/right: A and D.
Jump/Double jump: Space.
Change camera angle: C.
Respawn: R.

Player two

Turn left/right: left and right arrow keys.
Jump/Double jump: K.
Change camera angle: L.
Respawn: U.

How to conquer the longest distance

Look far ahead to quickly identify obstacles.
Fully utilize the camera change feature to clearly see upcoming traps.
Practice the double jump skill until it is flawless.
When starting out, spend time playing in Open World mode first.
When landing after a high jump, try to adjust the sled to be straight with the road surface.