Ashbound - Parkour Map

Ashbound — dystopian parkour where the map fights back.

If you like your jumps with a little panic, Ashbound delivers. It’s a WIP parkour set in a busted, future-gone-wrong world: metal catwalks over the void, ruined structures, and a custom sky fog that makes everything feel hazy and hostile. Five phases are planned; Phase 1 and Phase 2 are playable right now, and each phase leans into its own mechanics and vibe so it never feels like the same room with different paint.

The twist is the robots. They don’t chase—you’re not playing tag—but they shoot snowballs that’ll pop you right off a ledge if you get sloppy. Treat them like sentry turrets: watch their line of sight, bait a volley, then take the jump while they’re on “reload.” Side-strafe on narrow beams, hug cover on corners, and never stop dead in the open unless you like instant resets. It’s simple logic, but under void pressure your brain will forget, so build a rhythm: move → wait a beat → move.

Phase 1 eases you in with flow jumps and timing checks so you can lock your sprint and learn the map’s spacing. Phase 2 turns the screws by mixing in bot lanes and angles that force you to commit. It’s fair, not cheap—missed jumps are on you—but the threat of a ping from off-screen keeps your heart rate up.

You don’t need shaders; the screenshots use vibrant visuals, but the layout reads clean on vanilla. Pro tips: turn auto-jump off, drop view bobbing, sit around 90–95 FOV, and hold sprint unless a short-hop demands a feathered tap. If you’re into parkour with an atmosphere—and actual hazards that matter—load up Ashbound and grind for that perfect, quiet run past the bots.



How to install?
Android: use ES Explorer to find mcworld in the download folder. Click on a file to import it inside.
Versions of Windows 10: Go to your downloads folder and find mcworld. Click on the document to add it to the client.
IOS: as soon as they clicked on the Download button below, the device will offer to open it.

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