About Parkour
Parkour is a first-person 3D platformer where you run and jump across a course of floating blocks against the clock. A timer starts as soon as you set off, and a counter tracks your progress through ten checkpoints.
The look is bare and blocky: a red checkered floor, a flat blue sky and dark blue platforms to land on. There's nothing to distract you, so the whole thing comes down to movement, aim and shaving seconds off your time.
It's built for speedrunning, so finishing the course is only step one. After that you come back to find a quicker line. You can play Parkour online straight from your browser.
How to Play Parkour
- Click inside the game window so it captures your mouse and keyboard.
- Look around with the mouse, and change the mouse sensitivity in the settings if it feels off.
- Use the keyboard to move and jump across the blocks.
- Reach each of the ten checkpoints; the counter in the corner shows how many you've cleared.
- Finish the course, check your time, then run it again to beat it.
What to Expect in Parkour
Expect a stripped-down 3D platformer that's all about the run. Jumps between blocks need good camera aim, and the timer in the corner keeps ticking, so every hesitation shows up in your final time.
The checkpoint counter shows your progress at a glance. It's quick to start and easy to repeat, and you can play Parkour free in this tab whenever you want another crack at your record.
Tips for Parkour
- Set the mouse sensitivity before your first run. Too high makes jumps hard to line up, and too low makes turns sluggish.
- Look at the spot where you want to land, not straight down, before each jump.
- Do one slow run to learn the route, then go back and push for speed.
- Note which checkpoint stretches slow you down and practice those sections.
- Play in fullscreen for a wider view and steadier aim.
Who Made Parkour
Parkour was made by Alkyline, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Parkour page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Parkour free?
Yes. Parkour is free to play here on FunClicker, right in your browser. There's no download and no account. Click into the game window, and the course and the timer are ready as soon as you start moving, so you can go for a time straight away.
How do you play Parkour?
Click inside the game window, look around with the mouse and use the keyboard to move and jump. You run through a 3D course of floating blocks, passing ten checkpoints along the way, while a timer counts your run. Then you go again and try to finish faster.
What is the goal in Parkour?
The goal is to reach all ten checkpoints and finish the course in the best time you can. It's a speedrun-style 3D platformer, so the real challenge is coming back again and again to find a cleaner route and a lower time.
Who made Parkour?
Parkour was made by Alkyline and released on itch.io. It was built in Unity. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything, and the credit for the game belongs to its creator.
Can I play Parkour on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook can run it in a normal browser tab, and a real mouse helps a lot over a trackpad. Phones are not a good fit, because the game needs a mouse to look around and a keyboard to move and jump. A laptop or desktop is best.
Is Parkour unblocked at school?
Parkour needs only a browser tab, with no download or install. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If it loads for you, it plays the same as anywhere else.
Can I change the mouse sensitivity in Parkour?
Yes. The settings let you adjust mouse sensitivity, and it's worth doing before you start chasing times. A comfortable setting makes it much easier to line up jumps between blocks and to turn quickly without overshooting the platform you're aiming for.
How many checkpoints are in Parkour?
There are ten checkpoints on the course, and a counter in the corner of the screen shows how many you've reached. It's a handy way to see your progress mid-run and to spot which part of the course is costing you the most time.
