my driver is blind Guide: The two roles and how they work together
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OverviewMy Driver Is Blind is a two-player co-op obby where one person drives a vehicle without being able to see and the other calls out directions in real time. The course runs through 28 checkpoints, and this guide covers how both roles work, how the difficulty changes as you progress, and what to watch for in the toughest stretches.
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my driver is blind [2 Player Obby]
The two roles and how they work together
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Every run needs a driver and a passenger. The driver controls the vehicle but cannot see the course, so they rely entirely on what the passenger tells them. The passenger watches the road ahead and feeds directions to the driver in real time.
| Driver | operates the vehicle and acts only on what the passenger says |
| Passenger | watches the course and calls out turns, obstacles, and speed changes |
| Checkpoints | reached by both players together and saved automatically so a mistake sends you back only a short way |
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How the course changes across 28 checkpoints
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Checkpoints are spaced through the run and each one saved automatically. The environment around you changes as you progress, and the difficulty rises noticeably in the second half.
- Checkpoint 12 the course enters a sand section
- Checkpoint 16 the game signals that things are getting harder from here
- Checkpoint 20 the terrain turns rocky
- Checkpoint 24 the track starts climbing higher
- Checkpoint 28 you are running alongside a cliff, and a single misjudged call can send the car over the edge
Surviving the cliff section near checkpoint 28
Warn
Once the track rises above ground level and hugs the cliff edge, there is no room to correct a bad line. The passenger must call turns earlier than they have been, and the driver should keep speed low until the danger is past.
World 2 and what to expect there
Summary
Reaching World 2 earns you the World 2 badge. The area has a cherry blossom theme and is distinct from the main 28-checkpoint run.
- World 2 a cherry blossom area added as extra content beyond the main course
- World 2 badge awarded the moment you arrive in this area
Glossary
Glossary- Obby
- Short for obstacle course — a Roblox game genre where players navigate a series of challenges to reach a finish line.
- Checkpoint
- A marked point on the course that saves your progress automatically when you pass through it.
- Driver
- The player who controls the vehicle without being able to see the course ahead.
- Passenger
- The player who watches the road and tells the driver where to go.
Common questions
FAQCan I play this alone?
The game is built for two or more players. The driver cannot see and needs a passenger to call directions.
If I quit mid-run, do I have to start over?
Checkpoints save automatically as you pass them. When you return or restart after a fall, you pick up from the last checkpoint you hit rather than the very beginning.
How do I earn the Win badge?
Beat the game. The badge is awarded when you complete the entire course.
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