Play Meat Boy Online

Meat Boy is a fast-paced and challenging browser-based platformer where you play as a small, square-shaped hero made of meat.

Your mission is to rescue your kidnapped girlfriend, Bandage Girl, by navigating through perilous levels filled with saws, spikes, and other deadly obstacles.

With precise controls, clever level design, and a mix of speed and strategy, Meat Boy tests your reflexes and determination. Its addictive gameplay and quirky style make it a favorite among fans of hardcore platforming games.

🕹️ How to Play – Meat Boy

1. Run and Jump

Use the arrow keys to move and Shift/Z to sprint. Jump onto walls and leap between them to climb — momentum is everything.

2. Avoid Everything Sharp

Saw blades, spikes, fire — it’s all instant death. One touch and you’re meat scraps. But don’t worry — respawns are instant.

3. Reach Bandage Girl

Each level ends when you reach Bandage Girl. The faster and cleaner you get there, the higher your rank.

4. Die, Retry, Repeat

There’s no life limit. Every death teaches you something. Practice, improve, and watch your own ghost trail fail 100 ways before nailing the run.

Meat Boy – Tips & Tricks

⚡ Hold Sprint (Always) — The game is built around speed and momentum. Holding the sprint button gives you better jumps and wall control.

🧱 Master Wall-Jumping — You can scale vertical walls by bouncing back and forth — practice timing and rhythm.

🩸 Embrace the Fail — You’ll die. A lot. Use every death to understand what not to do — then adjust.

🎯 Precision Over Panic — It’s tempting to mash buttons, but calm, deliberate inputs get you through tight jumps.

💀 Watch Your Ghosts — At the end of a level, you’ll see all your failed runs at once. It’s funny and educational.

⏱️ Go for A+ Ranks — Finish a level fast enough, and you’ll earn an A+ — unlocking harder Dark World versions for extra challenge.

🩹 Find Hidden Bandages — Scattered across levels are collectibles that unlock bonus content — but they’re often in the hardest spots.

🔁 Replay for Mastery — Early levels are perfect for practicing movement. Revisit them to improve your flow and confidence.