How to Play Like a Pro

You’re in a creepy parkour map. The goal isn’t to fight—it's to escape. In Horror Ban Ban 1 2 Player Parkour, you jump, climb, and dodge traps, alone or with a buddy, while spooky surprises try to break your focus. What you do in the game This is a parkour obstacle course with a horror theme: Run through a haunted map, Jump over gaps and traps, Avoid jump-scares that distract you, Work together in 2-player mode (or go solo). Core loop: Move through a section of the map. Time jumps and avoid hazards. Reach checkpoints (if the game has them). Continue until you reach the end. Real player moment: you’re doing fine… then a jump-scare pops up and your fingers miss an easy jump. Controls Desktop Typically WASD/arrow keys to move. Space to jump. Mobile Not recommended for precise parkour unless the game is built for touch controls. How you win / progress Win by reaching the end of the parkour course. Progress by clearing harder sections and avoiding traps. In co-op, you also “win” by helping both players survive. Handling scares and traps (kid-friendly) This game includes jump-scares. That can feel intense, but you can manage it: Keep sound lower if it’s too spooky. Focus on your character’s feet and the next platform. If you get startled, pause your movement for a moment rather than jumping blindly. Tips to play better (12 tips) Don’t rush the first jump. Set your pace before you sprint. Jump from the center of platforms. Edge jumps are the easiest to miss. Use short sprints. Run → stop → jump is safer than full-speed leaping. In co-op, take turns leading. One player scouts; the other follows safely. If there’s a checkpoint, slow down near it. Don’t lose progress by getting careless. Expect traps near corners and narrow bridges. Those spots are common trick areas. If a jump-scare happens, freeze your hands. Don’t mash jump—wait half a second. Watch the safe landing spot, not the gap. Your eyes guide your jump. If you keep falling, your jumps are late. Jump a little earlier than you think. Communicate in 2-player: “Wait,” “Jump now,” “I’m stuck.” Practice one section twice. Repeating builds muscle memory fast. Coach voice: Calm feet. Clean jumps. Tiny human tip: If scares keep making you miss jumps, lower the sound and play slower. You’ll clear more levels and feel braver. Levels / modes / progression Solo mode tests your own focus. 2-player mode adds teamwork and coordination. Later sections usually have tighter jumps and more tricks. Common problems & quick fixes Controls not working: click inside the game to focus it. Lag makes jumps impossible: close extra tabs and refresh. Too spooky: lower volume or take a break. Fullscreen stutter: play windowed for smoother movement. Mobile feels hard: use desktop for better parkour control. Parent note (2–3 lines) This is spooky-themed and may surprise sensitive players. It helps practice focus and teamwork. Consider playing together and keeping sessions short. Quick Info box Platform: Browser (HTML5) Genre: Parkour / platformer / spooky adventure Age fit: 10–13 (jump-scares) Session length: 8–20 minutes Controls: Move + jump (keyboard; best on desktop) FAQ (6) Q1: Can I play Horror Ban Ban 1 2 Player Parkour alone? A: Yes—there’s usually a solo option, plus a 2-player mode. Q2: Are there fights? A: The main gameplay is running and jumping, not combat. Q3: What if jump-scares make me miss jumps? A: Lower the sound, slow down, and pause for a moment after a scare. Q4: How do we do better in co-op? A: Take turns leading and call out jumps. Q5: Why do I keep falling? A: Jump from the platform center and jump slightly earlier than you think. Q6: Is it too scary for younger kids? A: It can be. Kids who dislike jump-scares should skip or play with a parent nearby.

Specifications

• Easy to play