Ashbound - Parkour Map

Ashbound – Parkour Map (Minecraft Bedrock)

Like parkour with danger cranked up? Ashbound – Parkour map throws you into a dystopian run where missing a jump means the void and the world is literally trying to push you off. It’s a WIP built in five phases; Phase 1 and Phase 2 are playable now, each with its own mechanics and mood. The sky runs a custom fog that makes the whole place feel smoky and ruined. Screenshots look wild with shaders, but it still reads great on vanilla.

The twist is the robots. They don’t chunk your health; they mess with your footing. Think snowball volleys that nudge you mid-air, so timing and pathing matter more than raw speed. Treat them like turrets: bait a shot, sidestep, then take the jump. If you try to muscle through, you’ll eat a knock mid-stride and fall.

Tips that actually help:
Set FOV 80–90, turn View Bobbing off, and cap render distance so frames stay stable on long corridors
Diagonal micro-strafes right after a baited shot keep your momentum without giving the bot a clean line.
On narrow ledges, crouch to line up, then reset sprint before takeoff—don’t panic jump.
If a bot has an angle on a long gap, use cover points; peek, bait, count the rhythm, go on beat three.
Slime/honey sections show up—land center on slime, and don’t spam jump on honey walls.

Phase 1 teaches rhythm and bait timing; Phase 2 starts mixing moving pieces and longer chains. It’s perfect for race nights: first to clear a phase wins, fall = back to the last safe tile. If you want parkour that punishes sloppy inputs and rewards smart movement, Ashbound – Parkour is absolutely worth the grind.



Installation instructions:
Android: use the file manager, go to the directory with the downloaded map file and open it.
Windows 10: open the folder with the downloaded file and activate the mcworld file.
IOS: after downloading, your mobile device will prompt you to install the map.