GUNUNG BOHONG Guide: How the mountain works against you
About
OverviewGunung Bohong is a parkour climbing game where you race up a mysterious mountain packed with traps, crumbling bridges, and signs that point you the wrong way. Up to 50 players share the same server, so you can watch others, compete, or work together toward the summit.
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How the mountain works against you
Warn
Gunung Bohong — which means 'Lying Mountain' in Indonesian — is built around misdirection. Signs change direction and guide you the wrong way, paths that look safe can drop you off a cliff, and broken bridges are ready to give way underfoot.
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Playing with others on the server
Summary
Each server holds up to 50 players, all climbing at the same time.
- Other players a live source of route ideas you can observe in real time
- Competition reaching the summit before others is the core challenge
- Cooperation nothing stops you from following someone who clearly knows the mountain well
Glossary
Glossary- Gunung Bohong
- The name of the mountain in the game, meaning 'Lying Mountain' in Indonesian — a reference to its deceptive signs and traps.
- Parkour
- The movement style at the heart of the game: jumping, climbing walls, and clearing obstacles to move up the mountain.
- Shortcut
- A hidden route that bypasses part of the standard climbing path and gets you to the summit faster.
- Directional sign
- A signpost on the mountain that sometimes points the wrong way, deliberately misleading climbers.
Common questions
FAQCan I trust the signs on the mountain?
Not always. Signs sometimes point in the wrong direction and will send you off course if you follow them blindly.
How many players can be in one server?
Up to 50 players can climb together in a single server.
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