Learn To Wall Hop Obby!
A 130-stage guided wallhop obby with over 35 million visits and 2.5 million favourites — the most-favourited game in the wallhop category by a wide margin.
Structured progression when you want stages and a finish line rather than an open practice field
By Amicus Studios (group) · Created 2025-05-23 · Last updated 2026-07-31
130 stages
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Where Wall Hop Practice is an open field, this is a course. Its description states 130 stages, with new stages added over time, and the structure means you always know how far you have come and what the next increment is. For a lot of people that framing is the difference between practising for twenty minutes and practising for two hours.
The favourite count is the striking figure here: over 2.5 million favourites against 35 million visits. That ratio — roughly one favourite for every fourteen visits — is unusually high and suggests people intend to come back rather than bouncing after one attempt. Part of that is the game's own incentive, since liking and favouriting unlocks free skips, but a skip system that lets you past a wall you genuinely cannot clear yet is also a reasonable answer to the biggest problem with staged obbies.
Treat the skips as a scouting tool rather than a shortcut. Using one to see what the next few stages demand, then coming back to clear the skipped stage properly, gets you more than either grinding blind or skipping freely.
What it trains
- Graded difficulty progression across 130 stages
- Sustained consistency rather than single successful attempts
- Reading unfamiliar wallhop geometry stage by stage
Techniques you will practise here
The Wallhop
InsaneClimb a vertical shaft by alternating strafe inputs between two facing walls while holding jump. The technique the whole obby exists to teach.
Corner Hop
HardClimb the corner where two walls meet at right angles by alternating between faces. Easier than a pure wallhop because corners give clearer contact.
Jump Chaining (Holding Space)
EasyHolding the jump key makes the character jump again the instant it registers a landing. This is the engine behaviour that every wall technique is built on top of.
Shift Lock and Camera Control
EasyLock your character's facing to the camera so strafe inputs stay predictable. Almost every failed wallhop starts as a camera problem.
Tips for using this obby
- Like and favourite on arrival — the game grants free skips for it, and skips are genuinely useful for scouting ahead.
- Cap FPS at 60 here as well. The advice is not specific to one trainer; it applies to wallhopping generally.
- When a stage stops you cold, note which technique it is asking for and go drill that technique in isolation rather than repeating the stage.
- With 130 stages the temptation is to rush the easy early ones. Use them instead to make your rhythm automatic while the stakes are low.
Learn To Wall Hop Obby! FAQ
How many stages are in Learn To Wall Hop Obby?
130, according to the game's own description, with stages added in updates over time.
How do the free skips work?
The game's description states that liking and favouriting unlocks free skips. They are worth taking, ideally to scout what is ahead rather than to bypass learning.
Is it good for total beginners?
Yes, and the staged format helps if you find open practice fields aimless. Pair it with a dedicated trainer for the client setup basics.