Stretch A Friend [ Player Obby]

Stretch A Friend is a 2-player cooperative obstacle course on Roblox developed by Punchline Team, launched in April 2025. Players grab a friend's arms or legs, physically stretch their limbs across gaps and obstacles, and walk on those stretched limbs to reach otherwise inaccessible areas. With over 56.7 million visits, a 96.3% approval rating, and 59,000 favorites, it is one of the most-played cooperative games on the platform.

The entire game is built around a single mechanic: stretching. One player grabs the other's limb using Roblox physics, extends it across a gap or over an obstacle, and the second player uses that stretched limb as a bridge or stepping stone to advance. Every puzzle requires both players to coordinate simultaneously - no stage can be completed alone. The "high IQ" puzzle framing in the official description is accurate; stages require spatial reasoning about which limb to extend, in which direction, and at what angle before either player can move forward. The friendship framing - "will you be able to prove the strength of your friendship?" - is not just flavor but a genuine description of what the game tests:

• 🏠 Limb stretching - grab and extend a partner's arm or leg to create platforms across gaps and obstacles
• 🗺️ Puzzle stages - coordinate both players simultaneously to solve increasingly complex spatial challenges
• 🎭 Co-op only - the 2-player requirement means every puzzle is a joint effort with no single-player workaround
• 💎 Limb cosmetics - passes like Glass Neon Limbs, Shadow Limbs, Lightning Limbs, and Iron Skin customize the appearance of stretched limbs

Cosmetic passes let players personalize the look of their stretched limbs, from glowing glass to metallic iron. Utility passes like the Jetpack (299 Robux) and GodMode (399 Robux) add movement flexibility. Servers hold up to 12 players, supporting multiple friend pairs running stages simultaneously. The game runs on PC, mobile, and console.

Stretch A Friend occupies a unique spot in Roblox co-op games alongside titles like Escape Room. Its physics-based mechanic and high approval rating make it a standout in the 2-player obby genre.