OvO 2 Unblocked — Play Free Online

OvO 2 is a sequel to the stickman speed-platformer from Dedra Games, and it keeps the idea that made the original stick: a small white figure, a course full of ramps, gaps and spinning hazards, and a clock that never stops. There are no weapons and no enemies to fight. Every stage is about reading the terrain and getting through it without wasting a second.

A session is a string of short attempts. You fail, restart at once, and go again a little cleaner. That rhythm suits anyone who came to Vex for Vex 7: it is the same kind of precision run, only with momentum and slides doing the work that timed jumps do there.

It runs in the browser with nothing to install, and it is happy on a laptop keyboard.

How to play

Use the arrow keys or WASD to run and jump. Down slides in most of these stages, and the slide is worth learning early because it keeps your speed through low gaps and down slopes instead of stopping you dead.

A run rewards momentum. Holding a direction to build speed before a jump carries you further than a standing leap, and a slide off a slope launches you at pace. Stages are built in sections, so treat each one as a small puzzle: work out the path first, then run it in a single flowing go rather than stopping to think mid-air.

Tips

• Do a first pass just to see what the section throws at you. Time only matters once you know the route.
• Slide early, not late. Starting the slide as you reach the slope keeps more speed than starting halfway down.
• Do not hold jump all the time. Tapping for shorter hops lets you land where you meant to, and precise landings save more time than raw speed.
• If a section keeps beating you, restart straight away instead of limping on. A clean attempt teaches more than a rescued one.

Similar games on Vex

OvO, the first game, is the closest match and worth trying if you want the plainer version of this idea. Vex 7 and Vex 8 are the site's flagship stickman platformers, with more emphasis on traps and timing than on flowing speed. Stickman Parkour 3 and Dreadhead Parkour keep the parkour theme but give the movement a different feel, so they are good for a change of pace between runs.

OvO 2 suits short breaks: a stage takes a minute or two, you can stop at any time, and progress stays in your browser for next time.