Blind, Mute and Deaf | 3 player obby Guide: The three roles and what they cost you
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OverviewBlind, Mute and Deaf is a three-player cooperative obby where each player takes on a different limitation — blind, mute, or deaf — and must work through obstacles together. This guide explains what each role does, how your team can communicate without full information, and how to get through stages without falling apart.
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The three roles and what they cost you
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Before the stage starts, your team needs to agree on who plays which role, because each one cuts off a different channel of information. Understanding what you lose is the first step to covering for each other.
| Blind | your screen goes dark, so you cannot see anything and must act entirely on what your teammates tell you |
| Mute | you cannot use chat, so you have to get your messages across using in-game actions like jumps and waves |
| Deaf | you receive no audio from the game, so you rely entirely on what you can see on screen |
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Playing as the Blind player
Tips
Because your screen is completely dark, every movement you make depends on the instructions your two teammates give you.
- Wait for a direction before every move — 'go right', 'jump now' — rather than guessing
- Move one step at a time and confirm with your team before continuing
- Ask your teammates to repeat or clarify if you are not sure what they meant
Playing as the Mute player
Tips
Your job is to direct the Blind player through obstacles. You cannot type, so your team needs to decide before the stage what each action means.
- Set up your signal system — agree on what each action (jump, wave, point) means before the stage begins
- Watch the Blind player's position and guide them
- The Deaf player can also see your actions, so your signals inform both teammates at once
Playing as the Deaf player
Tips
You cannot hear the game, but you can see everything. The rest of your team is counting on you to spot danger and report it through chat.
- Use chat to describe exactly what you see and convey information to other members
- Watch the Mute player's actions so you know what signals they are sending
- Keep your messages short and specific
Getting your team organised before the stage
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The biggest cause of failure is jumping in before everyone knows their job. Run through these points the moment your group of three is assembled.
- Confirm who is taking which role so no two players are running the same one
- Agree on the Mute player's action signals and make sure both other players know what each one means
- Make sure the Deaf player knows they are responsible for calling out hazards through chat
- Make sure the Blind player knows to wait for a clear go-ahead before every individual move
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Blind, Mute and Deaf | 3 player obby
Glossary
Glossary- Obby
- Short for obstacle course — a Roblox game type where players jump, climb and dodge their way through a series of challenges.
- Actions
- In-game emote-style movements such as jumping or waving that the Mute player uses in place of chat to send signals.
Common questions
FAQCan I play this with fewer than three people?
No — the game requires exactly three players.
Does the game work on mobile and console?
Yes. The game supports mobile, desktop, tablet and console players.
Is there anything to pay for?
No paid content is listed for the game. Everything in the current beta is free to play.
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