Obby: Spider Swing

Obby: Spider Swing takes the momentum of swinging on a web seriously, and that is what makes it work. You are not just holding a direction key - the swing builds and loses speed the way a real pendulum would, so releasing a fraction of a second early or late sends you into a wall instead of the next platform. Twenty levels take that basic idea from a gentle first swing to precision jumps between narrow ledges.

Laser grids show up as the run progresses, and they move on their own timing rather than waiting for you. Watching a grid's pattern for a second before swinging into range beats guessing, since a laser does not care how good your swing looked a moment earlier. One touch and the level restarts from the beginning.

How to play

Swing from ledge to ledge using the momentum you build rather than fighting against it, and release at the top of the arc to carry the most distance. Watch each laser grid complete a full cycle before swinging into its range, since the timing repeats and getting it wrong ends the level instantly. Sprint on longer straight stretches to close gaps that a swing alone cannot cover.

Controls

On PC: WASD to move, Space to jump and swing, Shift to sprint, R to restart the level, and the right mouse button to look around. On mobile: an on-screen joystick to move, with separate buttons for jump and sprint.