LemonArcade
Speed per Click: Obby is a clicker-meets-parkour hybrid developed by liss48 and distributed through Playgama, with the same title also released as a standalone app on the Microsoft Store and Google Play under the liss48 name. It draws directly on the "obby" (obstacle course) format and the pet-and-rebirth progression systems that Roblox popularized, but it is an independent browser and app title, not made in or by Roblox itself. The obby genre began as a Roblox community trend — short for "obstacle course," games built entirely around jumping and dodging hazard-filled parkour tracks — and this game imports that vocabulary wholesale rather than inventing its own hazard language.
The core loop runs on two tracks at once. Clicking builds up speed points, which function as the game's currency, and that accumulated speed is then spent surviving parkour courses built from melting platforms, squeezing walls and rolling hazards. An auto-click feature lets speed points keep accumulating passively even when you are not actively tapping, so the game keeps producing currency between active sessions rather than demanding constant attention. Melting platforms sink a few seconds after you land on them, squeezing walls close on a timer rather than a trigger, and rolling hazards move at a constant speed rather than reacting to you, so each hazard type asks for a slightly different kind of anticipation instead of one universal reflex.
Progression sits on top of that loop through two systems familiar from incremental games: pets, which are bought to raise how much speed each click generates, and rebirths, which reset your current run in exchange for a permanent multiplier and access to further content. Both systems exist to keep the number climbing faster in each successive cycle, which is the core appeal of the incremental genre this game borrows from. Because rebirths reset your accumulated speed but not the pets you already own, each new rebirth cycle climbs noticeably faster than the one before it, the same escalating pattern found in mobile clicker games.
What makes it distinctive is the pairing itself — most clicker games ask for nothing but repeated taps, and most obby games ask for nothing but platforming skill, while this one uses the clicker economy to directly raise the ceiling on how hard an obstacle course you can clear. A well-built pet roster and a well-timed rebirth make a previously impossible course manageable, which gives the idle half of the game a concrete, visible payoff instead of just a bigger number on a screen.
That structure suits players who enjoy incremental games and want an active skill test bolted onto the grind, as well as Roblox obby fans who want the same obstacle-course format without opening Roblox. It is a poor fit for anyone who wants either pure platforming or a pure idle game in isolation, since neither half is optional here.
On LemonArcade it runs free in the browser, desktop or mobile, with no download and no account needed beyond what the browser session tracks. Controls are mouse clicks on desktop and taps on mobile, so nothing is lost between platforms. Sessions can run either short, as a single obby attempt, or long, as an idle clicking stretch between rebirths, and the physical difficulty of the courses stays moderate since the pet-and-rebirth systems are built to keep raising what you can survive.