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Random Parkour Move
Game Modes Manual

A Wholesome, Fun, and Absolutely Wild Guide to Creativity in Motion

Welcome to the Random Parkour Move Generator, the game that sparks your creativity, pushes your movement limits, and guarantees laughs, epic fails, and unexpected brilliance. This manual is your map to chaos—a set of game modes designed for parkour athletes, movers, and anyone who loves to explore the edge of movement and imagination. Let’s dive in.

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for each game: when is the game over? what are reseources? when do they get replenisched? especially for the “the mind” style one… you have two skips, but in relation to how many moves or stages?

when does the game get harder? … consecutively? like you have to rise from level one to seven?

What if the “Generate Move Button was on this page? … and

/* todo: make the function for generation turn on the other page automatically*/

/* interesting: what if every mode had a button which would turn the specific mode and configurations on automatically? */

The Mind (Group vs. Randomizer)

This is a team challenge where it’s you versus the randomizer. Your mission: Collaborate as a group to interpret and perform its wild move combinations. You’ll need creativity, teamwork, and a little grit. Don’t worry—you get 2 skips, but that’s it. Make them count!

How It Works (Step-by-Step):

Generate a Move: The randomizer gives you something like “Lazy-kong.” (Start at difficulty 2.)
Discuss: As a group, decide what the move means. Interpret it however you like—there’s no wrong answer, but it has to make sense to you.
Execute: A brave volunteer tries the group’s interpretation. Success? Everyone cheers. Struggle? No worries—adjust and try again.
Use Skips Wisely: Think a move is impossible? Vote to skip—but you’ve only got 2.
Increase Difficulty by 1: The randomizer will now give you a move with +1 more components. Can you clear all levels 2–7 flawlessly?

Why It’s Awesome: You’ll unlock new ideas together, face challenges as a team, and laugh at the ridiculous interpretations that come out of your collective brain.

End Goal: Finish all moves without losing your cool (and with as few skips as possible). The real victory is the creativity and teamwork you build along the way.

Solo Challenge (Survive the Randomizer)

Sometimes, it’s just you versus the machine. Can you conquer the randomizer’s sequence of moves? Test your endurance, precision, and creativity in this self-paced challenge.

How It Works (Step-by-Step):

Generate a Sequence: Set the randomizer to generate 12 moves in a row.
Adjust Difficulty: Use filters to set the moves to beginner, intermediate, or advanced.
Execute: Attempt each move in the sequence. No skips here—try your best to interpret and complete them all.
(Score: 1 point for every completed move.)

Why It’s Awesome: It’s like a mini-workout, but way more fun. Plus, you’ll surprise yourself with what you can accomplish when the moves keep coming.

End Goal: Rack up as many points as you can, or just feel good about surviving the session.

Motto + Move (Humor Mode)

Sometimes, movement is about more than precision—it’s about making your friends laugh until they fall over. Humor Mode can stand alone or layer onto any other mode to turn parkour into comedy.

How It Works (Step-by-Step):

Pick a Motto: Agree on a theme for the round (e.g., “Make it awkward,” “Move like your shoelaces are tied together”, “Look Mom: no hands”).
Generate Moves: Use the randomizer to create a move (e.g., “Butterfly-dash”).
Perform: Interpret the move through the motto, turning it into the funniest thing possible.
Vote: The group decides who’s the funniest—or just laugh and move on!

Why It’s Awesome: Laughter is the best movement fuel. Plus, this mode encourages you to create parkour comedy, no questions asked 😉

End Goal: No winners, just hilarious interpretations. (Okay, maybe someone wins bragging rights for being the funniest.)

Move + X (Location, Tool, …)

The randomizer is already creative—now it’s time to add your environment to the mix. This mode pushes you to adapt moves to specific spaces, props, or situations.

How It Works (Step-by-Step):

Set Filters: Use checkboxes to select what’s available around you (e.g., handrails, walls, corners). Add custom inputs for anything unique (e.g., “staircase, bench, your best friend Bob”).
Generate Moves: Pair the random move with a location constraint (e.g., “Dash-kong on a handrail”).
Perform: Execute the move in the specified location or context. Bonus points for creative adaptations.

Why It’s Awesome: It forces you to think outside the box and work with what you’ve got. Every environment becomes a playground!

End Goal: Successfully adapt the moves to your space—or surprise yourself with what you can pull off.

Quick & Dirty Brainstorm Battle

Think of this as movement brainstorming on steroids. Teams compete to invent and execute fresh moves under pressure. It’s fast, messy, and full of creative breakthroughs. Improvement inspired, perfection forbidden!

How It Works (Step-by-Step):

Split Into Teams: Divide into small groups (2–4 players per team works best).
Generate Moves: Each team gets a unique random move (e.g., “Palm-spin-lazy”).
Prototype: You’ve got 2 minutes to brainstorm, test, and refine your interpretation.
Present: Show off your creation to the group.
Vote: The group votes on creativity, execution, or sheer audacity.

Why It’s Awesome: This mode is all about the raw creative energy. The moves don’t have to be perfect—they just need to be yours. Plus, the time limit keeps the energy high and the laughs rolling.

End Goal: Create something unique, learn from each other, and keep the ideas flowing for future sessions. – Or as group brainstorming for warmup or kick-off into today’s creative parkour session.

Narrative Progression (Story Mode)

Take a random move, throw in a plot, and you’ve got a story-driven parkour adventure. One person is the storyteller (or narrator), weaving a tale full of danger, drama, or whatever vibe you’re feeling. Everyone else plays the characters, using the randomizer to shape the action.

How It Works (Step-by-Step):

Set the Scene: The narrator starts with a setup (e.g., “You’re on a rooftop, surrounded by guards. What do you do?”).
Generate Moves: Each challenge is tied to a random move (e.g., “Frisbee-speed”). Players interpret and execute the move to overcome obstacles.
Shape the Story: The narrator reacts based on the player’s success or failure. Did the move work? Great! Did they botch it? Uh-oh—time to improvise!
Progress: Keep going until the story reaches a natural conclusion (or everyone’s lying on the ground laughing at how ridiculous it’s gotten).

Why It’s Awesome: It’s part parkour, part improv theater, and 100% wild. Whether you’re sneaking past guards, escaping dinosaurs, or parkour your way out of a traffic jam, the story is yours to shape.

End Goal: The story ends when the group agrees they’ve won—whether that means beating the bad guys, cleared the dungeon or just surviving the chaos.

A to B Challenge

Get from Point A to Point B using only randomized moves. Whether you’re racing another person or just testing yourself, this mode combines strategy with execution.

How It Works (Step-by-Step):

Set the Course: Define a start and end point (e.g., across a gym, around a park).
Generate Moves: The randomizer provides a sequence of moves (e.g., “underbar-lazy, palm-spin-roll”).
Perform: Move through the course, executing the moves in order.
(Race: Optionally, you can turn this into a race with the following rules:)
1. Players must generate moves at the same time or wait until everyone finished their move-sequence – while standing safe.
2. You can pick any number from 2 to 7 for generating your moves.
3. Careful: If you can’t execute any one part of the move-sequence, return to where you were standing when you last generated. Wait until every player is ready for the next turn to generate moves.
4. The first player reaching the final destination won the race.

Why It’s Awesome: It’s a parkour puzzle. You’ll think critically about how to link moves while keeping the flow alive.

End Goal: Reach Point B while completing the moves—or improvise if you get stuck!

Torture PK (Masochist Mode)

Put possible bails and body parts you don’t necessarily use in PK into the generator… like “shin-stride”, “double-leg-scorpion”

Why It’s Awesome: It’s not.

End Goal: Pain free, please. Or whatever floats your boat, man.

Final Note: Play Your Way

There’s no “right” way to play. Parkour Randomizer is about experimenting, laughing, and growing as a mover. Whether you’re crushing a solo challenge or cracking up in Humor Mode, the goal is simple: have fun and create something new.