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Obby: Boost your jump power in one click
A chaotic parkour clicker game on Kiz10 where one click supercharges Obbyβs jump, launching you up savage towers while you snatch shiny cups and laugh at gravity.
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Obby: Boost your jump power in one click
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9.00 (150 votes)
Released:
17 Jan 2026
Last Updated:
17 Jan 2026
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Obby: Boost your jump power in one click is the kind of game that looks innocent for about three seconds, then you realize itβs basically a height obsession disguised as a cute climb. Youβre guiding Obby toward the peaks of tall towers, hunting gleaming cups like theyβre trophies from a secret sky club, and the funniest part is how everything depends on one ridiculously simple action. Click. Thatβs it. One click, and suddenly your jump power spikes and you rocket upward like the laws of physics just got bored and decided to let you cheat a little.
Obby: Boost your jump power in one click is the kind of game that looks innocent for about three seconds, then you realize itβs basically a height obsession disguised as a cute climb. Youβre guiding Obby toward the peaks of tall towers, hunting gleaming cups like theyβre trophies from a secret sky club, and the funniest part is how everything depends on one ridiculously simple action. Click. Thatβs it. One click, and suddenly your jump power spikes and you rocket upward like the laws of physics just got bored and decided to let you cheat a little.
But itβs not a free ride. The towers are tall in that βokayβ¦ this is going to take a whileβ way. And the moment you taste progress, you start chasing it. Youβll climb one section and immediately look up at the next like, sure, I can do that too. Your finger gets into a rhythm. Click, leap, land, adjust, click again. And when you misjudge a jump, you get that tiny panic-lurch in your stomach, then you recover and pretend you meant to do that. Classic obby energy.
On Kiz10, it hits a sweet blend: parkour challenge plus clicker progression. You donβt need a long tutorial. You need a goal, a tower, and a click that feels powerful. You get all three.
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The βboost in one clickβ idea is more satisfying than it has any right to be. You click and your jump power increases, and suddenly the next platform that looked far away is nowβ¦ possible. Not guaranteed, but possible. Thatβs the hook. The game gives you just enough control to feel clever and just enough chaos to keep you alert.
The βboost in one clickβ idea is more satisfying than it has any right to be. You click and your jump power increases, and suddenly the next platform that looked far away is nowβ¦ possible. Not guaranteed, but possible. Thatβs the hook. The game gives you just enough control to feel clever and just enough chaos to keep you alert.
Youβll start noticing the little decision moments. Do you click again for extra power or take the jump now? Do you go for a safer landing or risk it to gain more height? Do you chase coins on the side path or stick to the main climb to keep momentum? Itβs simple, but itβs not mindless, especially once the towers get taller and your mistakes get more expensive in terms of time and mood.
Thereβs also that quiet thrill of timing. When your jump power is high, the leap feels dramatic, almost floaty, and you have to aim like youβre throwing a dart while moving. Too much power can be as awkward as too little. You donβt just want height, you want control. And control is the real flex in any obby game.
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The gleaming cups are such a simple collectible, but they do something important: they give the climb meaning. Towers are cool, sure, but towers plus trophies becomes a mission. Youβre not only climbing for height. Youβre climbing to complete something. To sweep the tower clean. To prove you didnβt just get lucky once.
The gleaming cups are such a simple collectible, but they do something important: they give the climb meaning. Towers are cool, sure, but towers plus trophies becomes a mission. Youβre not only climbing for height. Youβre climbing to complete something. To sweep the tower clean. To prove you didnβt just get lucky once.
And because theyβre shiny and placed in tempting spots, cups also bait you into risky jumps. Youβll see one floating a little off-route and your brain goes, I can get that. Even if you probably shouldnβt. Even if youβre one clean landing away from a big checkpoint moment. Youβll still go for it because your collector brain is louder than your survival brain. Sometimes you win and feel like a genius. Sometimes you fall and feel like a clown with ambition. Both outcomes are part of the experience.
Cups also make you replay. Missed one? Youβll think about it later. Youβll remember the exact moment you chose the safe path instead of the shiny one. And youβll come back for it because unfinished collections are basically a mild curse.
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As you climb, you collect coins. At first, coins feel like a nice bonus. Then you realize coins are the fuel for everything that makes the climb easier, faster, and more satisfying. Because coins let you buy pets, and pets arenβt just decoration. Theyβre little money machines. They help you earn more coins, which means more upgrades, which means more jump power, which means more height, which means more coins again. Itβs a loop that starts gentle and then becomes the reason you canβt stop.
As you climb, you collect coins. At first, coins feel like a nice bonus. Then you realize coins are the fuel for everything that makes the climb easier, faster, and more satisfying. Because coins let you buy pets, and pets arenβt just decoration. Theyβre little money machines. They help you earn more coins, which means more upgrades, which means more jump power, which means more height, which means more coins again. Itβs a loop that starts gentle and then becomes the reason you canβt stop.
Pets are charming in that sneaky way. You buy one and immediately feel a small boost in progress. You buy another and the game starts feeling smoother. Then you look at a pet you canβt afford yet and suddenly your entire plan becomes: I need that one. Not because you need it for survival, but because you know it will speed everything up and speed is addictive.
Whatβs great is that pets make the game feel alive. Instead of being a lone climber clicking into the sky, you feel like youβre building a little crew, even if the crew is mostly just quietly printing coins while you do the risky jumping.
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The click power upgrade path is the backbone of progression. This is where the game turns from βfun little hopβ into βokay, Iβm optimizing now.β Boosting clicking power means each click gives you more jump strength, which means fewer clicks needed to reach the next platform, which means faster climbing, which means faster income, which means you can afford stronger pets and better upgrades. Everything connects. Itβs satisfying because improvements are obvious. You feel them instantly.
The click power upgrade path is the backbone of progression. This is where the game turns from βfun little hopβ into βokay, Iβm optimizing now.β Boosting clicking power means each click gives you more jump strength, which means fewer clicks needed to reach the next platform, which means faster climbing, which means faster income, which means you can afford stronger pets and better upgrades. Everything connects. Itβs satisfying because improvements are obvious. You feel them instantly.
Thereβs a specific moment where your upgrades finally make you feel unstoppable for about fifteen seconds. Youβre launching higher, moving faster, collecting coins like theyβre magnetized to you, and you think, wow, Iβve cracked it. Then the tower shows you a new section that requires better timing, and you remember this is still an obby game. Skill still matters. Your upgrades give you power, but your hands still have to aim the power.
That combination is what keeps it interesting. If it were pure clicker, youβd eventually turn your brain off. If it were pure parkour, you might get stuck and frustrated. Together, it becomes a steady climb where youβre always improving something, either your stats or your timing.
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Most of the time, Obby: Boost your jump power in one click feels light. Youβre clicking, climbing, collecting, upgrading. Itβs a good background game, the kind you can enjoy without feeling drained. Then the tower hits you with a platform spacing thatβs just awkward enough to require real focus. Suddenly youβre not relaxed anymore. Youβre leaning forward. Youβre quiet. Your next jump matters.
Most of the time, Obby: Boost your jump power in one click feels light. Youβre clicking, climbing, collecting, upgrading. Itβs a good background game, the kind you can enjoy without feeling drained. Then the tower hits you with a platform spacing thatβs just awkward enough to require real focus. Suddenly youβre not relaxed anymore. Youβre leaning forward. Youβre quiet. Your next jump matters.
Those little difficulty spikes are healthy. They make the progress feel earned. They also make the upgrades feel valuable because you can literally feel how much easier a tricky section becomes once your click power improves. Itβs like your progression is smoothing out the rough edges of the tower.
And when you finally clear a section that kept stopping you, you get that warm rush of relief. Not a giant achievement screen, just a simple internal moment: okay, Iβm getting better. Then you look up and realize youβre nowhere near the top. Which is terrifying and exciting at the same time.
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If you want smoother progress, aim for a balance between upgrading and climbing. When youβre underpowered, youβll spend too many clicks just to reach basic platforms, and the game will feel slower than it needs to. When youβre overpowered but sloppy, youβll overshoot or land weird and waste time anyway. The sweet spot is improving click power until jumps feel consistent, then pushing for cups and height.
If you want smoother progress, aim for a balance between upgrading and climbing. When youβre underpowered, youβll spend too many clicks just to reach basic platforms, and the game will feel slower than it needs to. When youβre overpowered but sloppy, youβll overshoot or land weird and waste time anyway. The sweet spot is improving click power until jumps feel consistent, then pushing for cups and height.
Also, donβt ignore coins early. Grabbing coins while you climb feels small, but it stacks into pet purchases faster than you expect. Pets are the quiet accelerator of the whole game, especially if they boost earnings in the background while you focus on making clean jumps.
And one more thing, the simplest thing, the thing everybody forgets when they get excited: sometimes you should wait half a second. Let the camera settle, line up the next platform, then click and jump with intention. The tower isnβt going anywhere. Your patience is the real upgrade.
Obby: Boost your jump power in one click is a playful, addictive mix of obby parkour and clicker growth on Kiz10. You click to gain jump power, climb taller towers, collect cups, farm coins, buy pets for faster earnings, and upgrade your clicking strength until the sky stops feeling far away. Itβs cheerful progression with occasional sweaty jumps, and that combo makes it dangerously easy to say βjust one more climbβ over and over again.
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