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Across a barren wasteland, The remains of an ancient civilization unravel.
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– Devoid
Devoid is a large tier 17 tiered obby frequently referred to as being among the hardest obbies in all of Roblox. Featuring 2,054 jumps in one obby, Devoid is considered as being close to the human limit of precision platforming, particularly in terms of endurance. Starting at the bottom of a barren wasteland, players must climb a dark staircase leading to the main obby. The obby starts off forgiving with easy-enough jumps, but later evolves into an extremely challenging and unforgiving obby. Like many absurdly difficult challenge obbies before it, Devoid features little catch zones, so failures can set you back hours. Only 3 players have beaten the obby in Hardcore mode, usually taking upwards of 4 hours in their runs.
Gameplay
The obby is divided into eight sections called Part 1, Part 2, Prison, Mountain Side A, Mountain Side B, Big C, Islands, and The Final Stretch. While the raw gameplay is not as difficult as the tier might suggest, Devoid relies on consistent difficulty and length, making it feel more like an endurance obby than an extremely challenging one. It's main gameplay type is linear, but does include a variety of others sparsely throughout the obby. Players can play in any of three modes: hardcore, practice, and checkpoints mode.
Part 1 and Part 2 are the easiest sections of the obby and don't contribute a lot to the difficulty. However, they make up a significant portion of the length, with the two parts having 178 and 116 jumps respectively. They consist of a variety of gameplay styles, but is mainly made up of linear gameplay. Part 1's route goes from the staircase at the start of the obby, across multiple pillars, and to a spike protruding from the ground, the first netted section of the obby. Then, the player will navigate to a second tower and end the section by going across a tightrope. Part 2 is a large funnel-shaped tower that the player must scale until they reach a hole in the ceiling. It also serves as the floor of the Prison.[2]
The Prison is a shorter, 95-jump section with only basic wraparound linear gameplay. It resembles a maze, despite only having one path for the player to follow. At the end of the Prison, there are a series of tightropes that lead into Mountain A Side. After the first tightrope, there is a 5x5 hole trap called the Sewer that leads back to the start of the Prison if the player falls into it.[2]
Mountain Side A and B are each 356 and around ~400 jumps respectively and resemble an upside-down U shape. Mountain Side A features considerably more nets and is has noticeably easier raw gameplay than Mountain Side B. The next section begins with a sign saying "INDUSTRIAL SECTION" and ends with a final stretch that leads into the Big C.[2]
The Big C is divided into three sub-sections that are called checkpoints. However, these checkpoints serve functionally as nets because they teleport you back to where you fall, but don't teleport you back to the Big C if you disconnect, so they do not count as stages. It has around ~630 jumps in the entire section. At the end of the Big C, there is a sub-section called The Walls that leads into the Islands.[2]
Design and environment
Setting
Devoid takes place in a dark, barren wasteland. The player can observe, from the spawn, a silhouette of the obby looming above you. Once an ancient civilization, now an untangled
Dark ambience
The dark ambience complicates the overall theme and mood of the entire obby. Exploiting an uneasy, mysterious feeling that coincides with the length of the obby. Devoid presents itself planted on large, matte-black ground devouring all source of light. With the obstacle course waiting for the obbyist to begin the run.
The fog
An everlasting fog in gray is forever clinging onto the spires of Devoid, with its murky texture and never-dissipating vapor that is left there coupled with the obby. This extra layer of the ambience contrasts the silhouette therefore emphasizing the looming obby.
Victors
Trivia
- Devoid is sometimes referred to as a tier 16, but is officially and commonly considered to be a tier 17.
- While previously unavailable on Roblox due to content maturity guidelines, it was reactivated and is now available. Its verified status on the Obby Wiki was reinstated.
- Devoid is both @giotiperi's and @Seloriel's most popular obby.
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Contributors
- @doj0t - Provided anticheat and other anti-exploit mechanics
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FAQ
Who is the developer of Devoid?
Devoid was developed by @giotiperi and was initially released on the Roblox platform in January of 2023 (approximately 3 years and 9 months ago). The game was created with additional development contributions from @norific,@giotiperi,@Illusion2211,@SiIvaheart,@Seloriel,@FuturisticGarbage,@doj0t.
How do I play Devoid on Roblox?
You can play Devoid for free on Roblox. The game is currently open to the public, meaning anyone with a Roblox account can join and start playing. Simply search for the game title on the Roblox website or mobile app to start playing. Alternatively, you can directly click to reach the Roblox page.
What is the official difficulty tier for Devoid?
Devoid is officially classified as a Tier 17 Tier Obby. This tier rating helps players understand the level of skill and precision required to finish the game compared to other experiences on the Obby Wiki. The higher the tier, the harder the obby. See more information on the Tiers page.
Does Devoid use R6 or R15 Roblox avatars?
Devoid is specifically designed for use with the classic R6 avatar rigs. R6 avatars are a staple in the obby community due to their consistent physics and predictable movement, making them ideal for steady and enjoyable gameplay in obbies. This is typically a standard for most obby developers.
When was Devoid released?
Devoid was first released in January of 2023, around 3 years and 9 months ago.
Where can I find more obbies created by @giotiperi?
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| Icon | Name | Description | Price | Details | For Sale |
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 | Donation | money | 15 Robux | Created: 8 January 2024, 18:13 (UTC)685089125 - 1727344348 | ✅ For Sale |