Obby: Blade Ball
About Obby: Blade Ball
Obby: Blade Ball drops you into a multiplayer arena where the goal is simple and brutal — become the king. Inspired by the original Blade Ball game, the developers built their own take on the mode, letting you jump straight into the fight. Several scenes show a dark gray surface marked with white grid lines stretching out to a blue horizon. Several scenes also show a yellow-skinned character gripping a bladed object with a metallic hilt. The arena fills with other players, and the competition is live.
How to Play Obby: Blade Ball
When you enter the arena, the fight begins immediately. Watch yourself — if your character starts glowing red, the ball is heading straight for you, so be ready to deflect it. Fight off the ball to stay in the game and climb toward the top of the leaderboard. In one scene, a character in the distance is surrounded by a translucent red glow.
Between rounds or as you progress, buy new superpowers, skins, and pets. Pets make your character stronger, and skins let you upgrade your look and gain new features. The leaderboard tracks who reigns supreme in the arena, so every deflection and every purchase pushes you closer to first place.
Controls
- WASD: Movement
- A: Hit the ball
- Space: Jump
- Y: Activate superpower
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If the arena combat in Obby: Blade Ball keeps you hooked, the broader Skill games category on Playgama has plenty more sharp, reflex-driven challenges to explore. For more wild multiplayer competition with an Obby twist, Obby: Mini-Games pits you against other players across parkour, colorful floor, glass bridge, and falling tiles modes. If sword-swinging arena duels appeal to you, Epic Sword Battle! Fight in the Ragdoll Arena! delivers 3D gladiator fights with ragdoll physics where every blow counts. For something with a different pace but the same drive to outsmart opponents, Barry Prison: Parkour Escape! sends you through tests and coin-collecting challenges to break free. The 3D games section rounds out the options with a wide range of three-dimensional action titles that share Obby: Blade Ball's visual style.
