đˇ Mud, ladders, and a plan that squeals
The gate swings open and a piglet zips past like a pink comet, absolutely ignoring your sense of order. Welcome to Swineherd Obby: Farm Grow Anima, a barnyard sprint where you herd, hop, and hustle through a stacked obstacle course stitched together from hay bales, irrigation pipes, tractor rims, and the collective stubbornness of small, adorable animals. Itâs an obby at heartâtight jumps, clean timing, instant respawnsâbut the farm theme adds personality: mud that loves your shoes, cornfields that refuse linear paths, and chickens who would like a word about your route choices.
đž The loop: run, rescue, grow, repeat
Every stage opens with a chase. Round up runawaysâpiglets, lambs, the occasional goose with leadership ambitionsâand guide them to a pen checkpoint. Each rescue drops feed, and feed grows animals in your coop and sty. Why care? Because grown critters mean buffs: piglets evolve into boost pads, hens gift glide feathers, calves lend a moment of momentum that turns a near-miss into a hero landing. The magic is how progress feeds (literally) your platformingâyour barnyard becomes a toolset you carry level to level.
đ§ââď¸ Obby bones, barn skin
Jumps feel honest. Short press for hop; longer press blooms into an arc that clears hay lofts in style. Wall-bounces off stacked crates recover bad angles if you commit early. Sliding under fence rails trims seconds and keeps your rhythm unbroken. Timing windows are crisp but kind, and the camera minds its mannersâclose on precision sections, wider in open pasture parkour. Failures are fast and funny: youâll respawn to a squeal, a snort, or a cluck that sounds suspiciously judgmental.
đ˝ Levels with farm-brained mischief
Silo Spiral wraps a staircase around a grain tower, with swinging sacks that try to negotiate with your forehead. Irrigation Runway flips valves on a timer; sprint along slick pipes while sprinklers threaten to shove you sideways, then dash through a sparkle of water that doubles your jump for three beats. Corn Maze Remix hides boost carrots behind false walls of stalks; listen for rustle cues and watch for the one leaf that sways off-beat. Night Pasture tucks glow-worm trails along fence railsâfollow the neon breadcrumb line and youâll thread a perfect series of micro-jumps that feel like cheating and are actually just literacy.
đĽ Grow mechanics that change the way you move
Feed turns into growth tokens, growth tokens unlock traits. âPrize Pigâ lets you plant a temporary mud-boost padâstep on it, get a rocket squelch that sends you across rude gaps. âHen Hypeâ feathers your cape for a half-second float; stack three feathers and you can redirect midair like a smug leaf. âSheep Bumpâ puffs a friendly wool bubble that negates one hazard touch and pops with the most satisfying poof on the farm. None of it breaks the obby; everything invites creative lines. The best runs are gardened as much as theyâre sprinted.
đ§ Tiny habits of a top swineherd
Look two fences ahead, not at your boots. Tap-hop on hay, hold-jump on tires. If a board wobbles, jump on the downbeatâit returns energy instead of stealing it. Herding tip: whistle near corners to curl pigletsâ path inward; they cling to the inside line like racing pros. Drop a mud-boost just before a ladder to convert vertical into diagonal and land higher than the first rung. When sprinklers pivot, donât fight the push; lean into it and dash at the top of the arcâyouâll save a whole step and feel clever for hours.
đ Set pieces that belong on a postcard (if postcards were chaotic)
Tractor Gauntlet lines up rust-red behemoths nose to tail; you hop hood to hood while exhaust puffs act like tiny trampolines. Mill River Crossing strings paddles across a waterwheel; time jumps to the slosh rhythm and ride a perfect parabola to the far bank. Barn Loft Rally is pure speed: bale ramps, rope swings, and a final drop through a skylight into a massive grain cushion that whoomps like a polite thunderclap. The finale, County Fair Dash, mixes everythingâlaser-straight sprint, quick herding, one precise feather glide, and a last-second wall-bounce to tag the ribbon while fireworks scare the chickens in a legally fun way.
đ ď¸ Tools, bait, and barnyard diplomacy
Youâre not just legs. Corn Kernels whistle piglets toward you from mid-distance. Salt Lick drops on a cooldown to park animals where you want them for a clean checkpoint pen-in. A little Bell Prompt syncs the herd before a jump, so four tiny hooves donât scatter like gossip. And the Pitchfork? Decorative. Mostly. It flips a lever you couldnât reach and acts as a prop for heroic screenshots. Use kindness; outsmarting animals plays better than shoving them. The game agrees.
đš Hazards with punchlines
Mud pits donât kill you; they hold you for an embarrassing second while a piglet snorts. Electric fences spark a tiny ânopeâ that resets you with hair a bit more exciting than before. Goose Boss in the midgame honks shockwaves that pop feathers off your glide counter; jump the rings like rhythm notes and toss kernels to distract the tyrant. Even the scarecrow traps are readable: straw arms twitch twice before swing; duck on the second twitch, dash on the third, wave politely as you pass.
đľ Sound that teaches timing without lecturing
Planks thunk at landing, tires boing in two notesâlow for safe, high for âgreedy but it worked.â Sprinklers hiss in a 1â2â3 rhythm so you can dash on âand.â Piglets oink when theyâre aligned; itâs a chorus youâll start listening for like a metronome. The soundtrack leans fiddle-and-beatbox, cheerful enough to keep nerves calm, with a halftime drop whenever you chain three perfect jumps. Headphones are optional; smiles, less so.
đ¨ Countryside clarity, screenshot charm
Colors stay readable: safe pads cool, danger warm, interactables outlined with a soft paint highlight that looks hand-brushed. Dust motes float in barns but vanish near critical jumps so your eyes donât chase glitter. HUD keeps quietâfeed count, feather stack, a small pig-face icon that blushes when youâve herded perfectly. The whole thing looks like a storybook that got speedrunning lessons.
đŤ Co-op corral and friendly races
Drop-in co-op lets a friend ring bells and bait geese while you tackle precision jumps; swap roles at the next stage to keep the laughs honest. Ghost runs replay your best sprint in translucent chalk; racing yesterday-you by half a hay bale is surprisingly emotional. Weekly Farm Trials remix sections with âno feathers,â âwet tires,â or âturbo pigletsâ modifiers, then post a friendly board so you can brag responsibly.
đ§Š Modes for any mood
Story Path strings the farm into a tidy tour with growing herds and unlocks. Time Attack turns the course into laps of escalating spice. Herd Master removes boost pads and asks you to route purely by whistle, bells, and courage. Chill Harvest lets you free-roam the farm collecting stickers, grooming calves, and decorating your sty with pennants you definitely earned and absolutely did not buy from a goat.
đ§ Customization with zero stat shenanigans
Skins are joy: rubber boots with sunflower print, a denim jacket with a tomato patch, a cape made of corn husk (ethical, biodegradable, fabulous). Trail effects sparkle when you chain perfect jumps; swap to hay confetti if you prefer rustic glitter. Piglet hats? Yes. Strawberry caps. Tiny visors. A cowboy hat that refuses to fall off even when you biff a sprinkler line. None of it makes you faster; all of it makes you funnier.
đĄď¸ Accessibility that keeps the gate open
Color-safe outlines for hazards, hold-to-jump for smaller hands, and a gentle timing toggle that widens whistle windows for herding. An optional beat tick helps on rhythm obstacles. Tooltips translate farm audio cues into small visual pulses if youâre playing muted. Challenge remains; friction doesnât.
đŹ Farmer wisdom in one-liners
Jump late on bales, early on tires. Whistle before corners. Float feathers are for corrections, not swaggerâsave one. If the herd scatters, stop running; they mirror your calm quicker than your speed. And when a goose stares you down, remember: eye contact is a dialogue. Bring corn.
đ Why it clucks on Kiz10
Instant launch, buttery inputs, fast retriesâthe holy trinity of obby joy. Sessions fit a breakâone pen, one grinâor stretch into a whole evening of shaving seconds off Silo Spiral. Cloud saves remember your herd, your skins, your best routes, and that one goose youâve sworn a friendly rivalry against.
đ Ribbon, racket, relief
Final dash. The fairground lights buzz, piglets line up like a pink arrow, and the ribbon flutters at the end of a plank youâve missed exactly five times. Whistleâsync. Hopâperfect. Featherâtap. Mud-boostâsquelch. You land the last wall-bounce, the herd floods the pen, and fireworks pop like popcorn over the barn. Swineherd Obby: Farm Grow Anima on Kiz10 is this feeling multiplied: bright, clever parkour braided with cozy farm chaos, where every squeal is momentum and every rescue makes the next jump a little braver.