Escape Together Map

Escape Together (Map) — ten bite-size parkour gauntlets built for laughs, rage, and rematches in Minecraft Bedrock

This one grabs you fast. Escape Together drops you into a clean hub, flashes a start light, and then it’s ten quick corridors of movement checks that feel simple on paper and spicy in the moment. You can run it solo if you want a clean personal best, but the map really wakes up with friends. Two players hit the first jumps, someone bricks a head-hitter, and suddenly voice chat is half coaching, half roast session while the timer climbs and the finish line stares you down.

Each stage has its own flavor, so you never sleepwalk through the route. One room is all rhythm—short hops that only make sense if you keep momentum. The next flips to precision with fence posts and ladders that demand calm inputs. Then you’re skimming ice, sticking a honey wall, bouncing a slimy reset, or threading a tight corner where a single mistimed strafe sends you back. The difficulty ramps without feeling cheap; you always see the line, the map just dares you to trust it.

What sells Escape Together is the flow. Checkpoints are close, restarts are instant, and the spaces read at a glance, so you spend your time moving, not hunting for the next jump. In multiplayer, it’s chaos in the best way—race neck-and-neck, call out routes, invent house rules, and then swap roles so the comeback story can happen. If you want a parkour map for Minecraft Bedrock that respects your time and still punches above its size, Escape Together is a tight ten-level sprint you’ll replay “just once more” a dozen times.



How to install?
Android: you need to find the downloaded file on your phone, use any file manager for this and import the map into the game by opening it.
IOS: after receiving the map, the device itself will offer to install it.
Windows 10: go to the folder where the files are downloaded, find mcworld there and activate it.