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Under the Red Sky

Under the Red Sky is a fast-paced 3D parkour time-trial game where every second matters. You sprint across rooftop-like arenas, chain acrobatic moves, and hunt for the cleanest lines to the finish. Each level is built like a playground: there is a “safe” route that works, but the best times come from experimenting with shortcuts, […]

Developer
Dedra Games
Rating
4.4
OS
Web (Desktop)
Category
Platform

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Under the Red Sky is a fast-paced 3D parkour time-trial game where every second matters. You sprint across rooftop-like arenas, chain acrobatic moves, and hunt for the cleanest lines to the finish. Each level is built like a playground: there is a “safe” route that works, but the best times come from experimenting with shortcuts, creative jumps, and confident wall runs.

The goal is simple: reach the end as quickly as possible. The challenge comes from mastering momentum, reading the map at full speed, and refining your route until you can beat your own best time.

How to play and control your runner

Under the Red Sky focuses on responsive movement so you can react quickly while you learn the course.

  • Move: WASD or Arrow Keys
  • Jump: Spacebar

As you run, look for surfaces and angles that help you keep speed. Parkour games reward flow: the smoother your approach, the easier it is to link jumps and landings without losing momentum.

Movement systems and level design that reward speed

What makes Under the Red Sky stand out is how the maps invite replay. The same level can be completed in multiple ways, and the fastest route is rarely the most obvious. The game encourages skill expression through:

  • Route variety: Multiple paths to the finish let you choose between safer lines and riskier shortcuts.
  • Parkour fundamentals: Jumps, climbs, wall runs, and bounces combine into quick sequences when you keep your rhythm.
  • Time-trial motivation: Chasing personal bests turns each stage into a repeatable challenge rather than a one-and-done run.
  • 3D awareness: Verticality matters, so learning heights, corners, and landing zones becomes part of the strategy.

Why “speed is king” here

In many platformers, survival is the main test. In this game, the real competition is against the clock. A run that feels great can still be improved with a tighter turn, a cleaner jump timing, or a more direct line. Over time, you start to “see” the level as a set of speed decisions: where to cut distance, where to stay safe, and when to commit to a risky skip.

Tips to beat your best time

  • Do a scouting run first: On your first attempt, prioritize learning the finish location and the main obstacles. Speed comes later.
  • Replay with one change at a time: If you adjust everything at once, it is hard to tell what improved your run. Test a single shortcut, then compare.
  • Look for cleaner lines, not just bigger jumps: The fastest route is often the one with fewer stops and fewer sharp turns, even if it looks less dramatic.
  • Commit when you choose the risky path: Hesitation costs time. If you are attempting a shortcut, take it with confidence and consistent timing.
  • Use failures as map notes: Every missed landing teaches you which angles work and which surfaces are unreliable for speed.

Platform and performance notes

Under the Red Sky runs directly in your web browser and uses keyboard controls, making it best suited for desktop play. For smoother runs, close extra tabs and make sure your browser window is focused so inputs register reliably during fast sequences.

FAQ

Is Under the Red Sky free to play?

Yes. You can play Under the Red Sky for free in your web browser.

What kind of game is Under the Red Sky?

It is a 3D parkour platformer focused on speedrunning and time trials, where you try to beat your best completion time on each level.

Who made Under the Red Sky?

Under the Red Sky was created by Dedra Games.

What are the controls?

Use WASD or the Arrow Keys to move and Spacebar to jump.

How do I improve my time in each level?

Learn the map first, then experiment with shortcuts and smoother routes. Small optimizations—cleaner turns, better jump timing, and fewer hesitations—usually make the biggest difference.

Platform Action Simulation