Ashbound - Parkour Map

Ashbound (Parkour Map) — dystopian jumps with robots on your heels for Minecraft Bedrock

If you like parkour that tells a story while it tries to knock you into the void, Ashbound is your jam. It’s a work-in-progress run split into five phases; right now Phase 1 and Phase 2 are playable, and they already feel like two chapters in a ruined, robot-patrolled world. The moment you spawn, that custom fog rolls in and the skyline looks scorched. Even without extra shaders, the map sells the vibe—rusted frames, dead signage, and long sightlines that make every leap feel like you’re threading a gap in a collapsed city.

Phase 1 is the primer. Jumps are readable but tight, with scaffolds and catwalks that force you to keep momentum. Miss a ladder grab and you’ll hear the wind rush by as the void snatches you. Phase 2 cranks the pressure with narrower corridors and meaner angles; you start cutting corners, wall-kissing to keep speed, and trusting your stride more than your nerves. The map stays fair, but it punishes panic.

The headline threat is the robots. They look harmless until they start peppering you with snowballs. One hit won’t kill you, but on a one-block edge over nothing, that shove is a death sentence. You’ll learn to bait their shots, jump on off-beats, and use cover like you’re speedrunning an obstacle shooter instead of a platformer. It’s simple, smart design: the environment tests your timing, the bots mess with your rhythm.

Ashbound feels like a world you sprint through, not just a course you clear. If you want Minecraft Bedrock parkour with atmosphere, consequences, and a real “keep moving or fall” heartbeat, jump in now and warm up for the next phases.



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.