Mount Kara Guide: How the course is laid out
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OverviewMount Kara is a jumping obstacle course where you climb a mountain by crossing moving platforms and reaching the summit at the top. This guide covers how the course works, tips for timing your jumps, how to play with friends, and how to earn every badge.
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How the course is laid out
Summary
You start at the bottom of Mount Kara and work your way up by jumping across moving platforms. Partway through the course there is a single checkpoint; once you pass it, that becomes your respawn point if you fall. Reach the goal at the summit and the run is complete. The difficulty is set to very easy, so even first-time players can get through it.
- Moving platforms the main obstacle between you and the top
- Checkpoint one mid-course save point that updates your respawn
- Summit the goal at the top of the mountain, clearing the run
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Playing with friends
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Mount Kara lets you carry other players as you climb, with support for carrying up to 50 players at once. Servers can hold up to 70 players in a single room, which the game itself describes as chaos.
| Carrying friends | you can carry up to 50 players as you go |
| Full server | up to 70 players share the course at once |
Summit badges and how to earn them
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There are five badges in total. The first is just for loading into the game. The other four track how many times you successfully reach the summit.
- Play the game at least once to earn the entry badge
- Reach the summit for the first time to earn the Summit badge
- Return to the summit nine more times for a total of ten completions
- Keep going until you have fifty summit completions
- Push to one hundred summit completions to finish the full badge set
Leaderboard rank nametags
Tips
A leaderboard update is coming to Mount Kara. Once it goes live, the top 100 players will display a special rank nametag above their username, visible to everyone in the server.
- Aim for the top 100 on the leaderboard to unlock the rank nametag
- The nametag appears above your name so other players can see it in-server
Glossary
Glossary- Summit
- Reaching the goal at the top of Mount Kara, which counts as completing a run and progresses you toward summit-count badges.
- Checkpoint
- The single mid-course save point on Mount Kara; passing it means you respawn there instead of at the bottom if you fall.
- Rank nametag
- A special label displayed above a player's name in-server, awarded to anyone who places in the top 100 on the leaderboard.
- Carry
- A feature that lets you bring other players along with you as you climb the course, supporting up to 50 carried players at once.
Common questions
FAQIs Mount Kara actually easy enough for beginners?
Yes — the game's own difficulty rating is 'So Easy.' Moving platforms are the only real obstacle, and you can retry from the mid-course checkpoint immediately after falling.
What happens if I fall near the end of the course?
If you have already passed the checkpoint, you respawn there rather than at the very bottom. That means a late fall only costs you the second half of the climb, not the whole run.
How do I earn all five badges?
The entry badge comes automatically just from loading in. After that, every badge requires reaching the summit a set number of times — first run, then ten, fifty, and one hundred.
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