Facts from poki.com · 5 November 2026

Party Time
ArcadeComputer, phone and tablet
A multiplayer obstacle-course platformer. You run, jump and dodge through courses while other players throw objects at you. It suits players who want a light, chaotic race with friends or strangers.
Myrekyolneyeti team · updated 5 November 2026 · 3 min read
- Genre
- Arcade
- Made by
- Peeps*
- Devices
- Computer, phone and tablet
- Input
- W A S D or arrow keys to move; Space to jump; mouse to look; click to choose a course
- Session
- Not stated on Poki
- Account
- Not required on Poki
- Age fit
- Not stated on Poki
- Updated
- October 2026
Overview · The basic loop
Party Time is an obby, short for obstacle course. You pick a course, choose a costume, and then run and jump your way through. Poki describes eight modes, ranging from light to hardcore, so the difficulty depends on what you choose.
Movement uses W A S D or the arrow keys, and Space jumps. You move the mouse to look around, and you click to pick a course from the menu. Other players are in the same space. Poki's description says they troll each other by throwing objects, so expect to be hit while you are aiming for a jump.
You can also dodge and even change size, according to the Poki page. This is the first game from Peeps* on Poki, so there is no earlier series to compare it with.
Controls · Input map
- W A S D / Arrow keys
- Move
- Space
- Jump
- Mouse move
- Look around
- Mouse click
- Choose a course
Tips · Ways to play better
- Start with a lighter mode. Poki lists eight, from light to hardcore, and the early ones show how jumping feels.
- Use the mouse to look ahead before a jump. Moving the mouse changes the view, so check the next platform first.
- Expect other players to throw objects. Time your jump after a throw, not during it.
- Keep your jumps short and repeatable. A steady rhythm usually beats a long risky leap.
- Try a different course after a few failures. Choosing another course is a click away.
Fit for your taste?
Players who like obstacle courses and do not mind a bit of chaos. Mode choice lets it work for both a light session and a hard one.
Downsides to weigh
— Other players can throw objects at you, which can ruin a careful run.
— The hardcore end is hard by design.
— Poki shows ads around its games.
— The Poki page does not state a session length or an age rating.
FAQ
Is Party Time free?
Yes. Poki lists it as free to play in the browser. Poki shows ads.
Do I need to download it?
No. It opens in the browser on poki.com.
Which devices does it run on?
Poki lists computer, phone and tablet.
Where does the link go?
To the game's page on poki.com, in a new tab.
Is it multiplayer?
Yes. Poki describes it as a multiplayer game where players can throw objects at each other.