Az's Difficulty Chart Obby

Az's Difficulty Chart Obby was created by Azale3e.

Az's Difficulty Chart Obby is a difficulty chart obby: a tower-style obby where stages are grouped by named chart difficulties, so the climb gets harder as you go up. It includes on the order of 108 stages. Overall it is often summarized as tier 6, meaning the full run is meant to sit around that rough challenge level end-to-end.

Stages run from Effortless up through Hell (Effortless, Easy, Medium, Hard, Challenging, Intense, Insane, Extreme, Nightmare, Hell). Those labels describe how tight jumps and routes are meant to feel in each section. They are not the same thing as overall tier, which is more about the whole climb.

Chart difficulty is the named band you are in on the tower (Effortless, Average, Insane, Impossible, Nil, and so on). Tier is a rough shorthand for how demanding the entire obby is when you add every stage together. One game can touch many chart names while still being spoken about as a single tier.

Public stats show about 27.4K visits and 121 favorites. Concurrent players bounce around; open Az's Difficulty Chart Obby on Roblox if you want the live player count.

Roblox uses likes and dislikes instead of a star rating. Totals are often around 113 likes and 113 dislikes (about 50% likes among people who voted). New votes come in all the time, so treat it as a moving picture of community mood. Votes on an obby may not be an accurate measurement of quality, as many games offer persuasions to get players to like the game, while many players dislike out of rage.

Az's Difficulty Chart Obby allows up to 20 players per server. The creator can change that in an update.

Joining the experience costs 0 Robux on the store page. There may still be game passes, skips, or other paid options inside the game. Check the store and in-game prompts before you buy anything.

The Roblox page last showed an update on May 1, 2026. Sometimes updates are small like small fixes, and sometimes they're big content drops. We last checked on Saturday, June 6, 2026 at 7:08 AM.

Yes. Az's Difficulty Chart Obby is listed with about 108 stages/checkpoints. They use per-stage checkpoints so a fall sends you back to your current stage instead of the start of the obby.