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Cocos Time Trial 2 ⏰ Guide: Starting your first run

Cocos Time Trial 2 ⏰
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Overview

Cocos Time Trial 2 is an obby game where you race through platformer courses as fast as possible and compete for the best times. This guide covers how to start a run, use the replay system to improve, and get your record onto the official leaderboard.

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Contents
01

Starting your first run

Step
In short Picking a course and reaching the goal without falling is the whole loop.

When you load in, a stage-select screen lets you choose which course to play. Hit the start button and the timer begins counting from zero automatically. From there, jump and run across the platforms until you reach the goal — touching it ends the run and locks in your time. If you fall at any point, you get an instant retry with no limit on attempts.

  1. Pick a stage multiple courses and difficulties are available.
  2. Hit start the timer kicks off automatically.
  3. Move through the platforms jump and run without falling to keep your run alive.
  4. Reach the goal getting to the final platform clears the stage and records your time.
  5. Retry freely falling restarts the stage with no limit on attempts.
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02

Using the replay system

Tips
In short Watching your run back is the fastest way to spot where you can save time.

After you clear a stage, the replay system lets you watch your run as if it were a video. This makes it easy to see exactly where you slowed down or made a mistake. Speedrunners chasing world records use this to squeeze out every last second.

Tips worth knowing
  • Watch your replay after a clear to catch mistakes.
  • Use the replay to spot where you lost time or made errors.
03

Obby types in the game

Table
In short The game has expanded through several updates, so check what is available before you settle on a course.

The game has grown through several updates, adding new course types alongside the original content.

Red Pastel Obbyone of the newer courses added to the game.
Purple Pastel Obbyanother newer course added to the game.
Difficulty Chart Obbyadded in Update 4.99.
Mini Obby 20added in Update 4.99.
Rainbow Sprintan obby type whose concept was inspired by a creator named Jadon.
04

Submitting a world record

Step
In short Posting with the right hashtag is how your time gets recognised officially.

Take a screenshot at the results screen after your run, then post it on social media with the hashtag #CocosTimeTrial2. The developer checks posts made with that tag and adds recognised times to the in-game records. All players compete under the same rules.

  1. Take a screenshot capture the screen while your time is clearly visible.
  2. Post with #CocosTimeTrial2 the hashtag is what lets the developer find your submission.
  3. Wait for recognition once the developer sees your post, the time can be added to the in-game records.
05

When something goes wrong

Warn
In short Retries are unlimited, and the game has a dedicated channel for anything more serious.

Falls and failed attempts are a normal part of learning a course, and retries are unlimited. If you run into something that looks like a bug or you notice another player cheating, the game has an anti-cheat channel where you can report it.

Worth watching out for
Falling does not cost you anything retry as many times as you need.
Suspected bugs or cheating should go to the anti-cheat channel.

Glossary

Glossary
Time trial
A mode where the goal is to complete a course as fast as possible, with your finish time recorded as your score.
Obby
A Roblox platformer stage where you jump across platforms and obstacles to reach a finish point.
Replay system
A built-in feature that plays back your run like a video after you finish a stage.
Speedrun
Playing a stage with the specific aim of finishing it in the shortest time possible.
Anti-cheat channel
A reporting channel where players can flag suspected cheating or bugs to the development team.
TAS
A separate linked game where runs can be performed under tool-assisted conditions, distinct from the main game.

Common questions

FAQ

What happens when I fall?

You get an immediate retry with no limit on how many times you can try again.

Do I need to spend Robux to access all the stages?

No — every stage is free to play and all players compete under the same conditions.

How do I get my time onto the in-game records?

Take a screenshot of your results screen and post it with the hashtag #CocosTimeTrial2 on social media. The developer reviews those posts and adds recognised times to the in-game records.

What is the TAS game linked in the description?

It is a separate Roblox game connected to Cocos Time Trial 2 where runs can be done under tool-assisted conditions.

Updated Oct 1, 2026
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Cocos Time Trial 2 ⏰ Gusx1k, Playing 235, Rating 67.6%
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