About Obby Cut Master: First-Person Sword Slicing Across 100 Levels

Obby Cut Master puts a sword in your hand and a lane full of blocky enemies in front of you. The core action is a first-person slice: draw a line across an enemy and the blade cuts exactly along that path, sending both halves flying apart in bursts of paint. Every enemy is a robot or a piñata — there is no blood anywhere in the game. Spread across 10 voxel worlds, the 100-level campaign introduces 20 enemy types with their own abilities and 10 bosses, while an endless Survival mode keeps the challenge going beyond the main stages. Forty swords with elemental properties and 50 perks in Survival give the experience real depth beneath its satisfying, paint-splattered surface.

How to Play Obby Cut Master

The goal is to stop every enemy on the lane before it reaches you. Each enemy that gets through costs a heart, so precise, timely cuts are essential.

Cutting and Critical Hits

• Swipe across an enemy and the sword cuts exactly along your line.
• Slicing through the head or body defeats a regular enemy outright.
• Cutting off an arm or a leg counts as a critical hit.

Stamina and Lane Objects

• The sword has stamina — release it to let it rest between cuts.
• Cut flying bones, snowballs, and fireballs that come down the lane.
• Slice TNT, chests, hearts, and ice crystals that also appear on the lane.

Progression and Survival

• Earn coins and spend them on new swords and effects.
• In Survival mode, choose 1 of 3 perks every 3–5 waves, building from a pool of 50 perks.

Controls

• Hold finger / left mouse button and swipe: Draw a cut line across an enemy or lane object
• Release finger / left mouse button: Let the sword rest and recover stamina

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Obby Cut Master sits squarely in the Obby games category, which is packed with obstacle-based challenges that share its fast-paced, level-by-level structure. If the rhythm-and-reflex side of the game appeals to you, the Geometry Dash series delivers relentless timing challenges across its own gauntlet of stages. For bouncing platformer action with a similar pick-up-and-play feel, the Bounce Games series is worth a look. Fans of punishing obstacle courses will find plenty to love in the Get Over It Games series, and the Red Ball Games series offers colorful, physics-driven platforming in a similar vein.

Obby: Mini-Games VS 1000 throws you into extreme survival challenges against 1,000 players, echoing Obby Cut Master's wave-survival tension. Obby: Mini-Games mixes parkour, falling tiles, and glass bridge modes for a varied multi-mode obby experience. Aura Edit Arena Obby combines first-person shooting with leaderboard competition, making it a natural companion for players drawn to Obby Cut Master's first-person perspective. The broader Action games category covers the full spectrum of fast-paced combat titles if you want to explore further.