Take off into a fast, addictive flying adventure where every run makes you a stronger dragon rider. Obby: Dragon Training drops you into a fantasy sky world where you launch, glide, and push your distance further each time by collecting energy, building speed, and unlocking better dragons. The farther you fly, the more points you earn, and the faster you can tame new winged creatures with bigger potential.
This game builds on the addictive Obby series, much like Obby: Fly the Farthest in an Airplane where distance matters most, Obby: Climb and Jump for precision platforming, and Obby: Prison Escape Speed for high-stakes evasion. Here, dragon taming adds a strategic layer to the endless flight challenge.
How to Play?
- PC: Use W,A,S,D for movement and Spacebar to jump or boost.
- Mobile: Swipe the virtual joystick for intuitive controls.
Tips for better flights:
- Collect energy whenever you can, it directly speeds up your progress.
- Focus on distance first, then spend points on dragons and trails that match your play-style.
- Rebirth when your upgrades start feeling slow. It resets your run power but unlocks new worlds and stronger growth.
How do I unlock new dragons faster?
Farm flight points by flying consistently and collecting energy. Then invest in dragons that boost your performance so each next run earns more.
What are magic trails for?
Trails add unique visual effects behind your dragon. Some runs feel more satisfying when you pair a strong dragon with a trail you like, and it helps personalize your rider style.
How does the rebirth system function?
Accumulate rebirth points from high-score runs. Spend them to reset progress in exchange for permanent buffs, new locations, and stronger starting dragons, allowing deeper exploration.
What do pets do?
Pets give bonuses that can make you stronger, faster, or more efficient in progression. They are a big part of long term growth.
When should I use rebirth?
Rebirth when you feel your upgrades are getting expensive and progress slows down. Rebirth points help unlock new worlds and make future runs stronger.
Is the movement similar to other Obby games?
Yes, if you are familiar with the movement mechanics in