A full run through every stage of a tricky Roblox obby tower
Janet and Kate tackle Worm Tower's every stage, no ASMR softness this time, just the climb.

Unlike some of their calmer, sound-layered content, Janet and Kate play this one straight, a full playthrough of every stage in Worm Tower, an obstacle course Roblox game, with standard energetic let's-play commentary rather than any soothing audio layer. It's genuinely long at over twenty-six minutes, and the data flags it as a poor pick for a child needing calm content. The energy stays consistently high. For an already-engaged Roblox fan though, watching every stage attempted and cleared is the whole appeal.
At a glance
Will it actually calm them down?
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Which kids will love it?
Why it works
Obstacle course games like this build real, escalating tension as the stages get harder, and watching someone else attempt and eventually clear each one is satisfying in the same way as any skill-based let's-play. The energetic commentary keeps momentum through a genuinely long runtime. It suits a child who wants full, unbroken coverage of a game rather than a highlight reel, and who's happy with an energising rather than calming watch.
When to reach for it
- For dedicated Roblox obby fans Full stage-by-stage coverage rather than a quick highlights version.
- Active gaming session company Consistently energetic commentary throughout, matches a lively mood.
- Not for calm-down time Specifically flagged as unsuitable for a child needing calming content.
Sensory & SEN notes
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Questions parents ask
Does this video include the soothing ASMR sounds Janet and Kate sometimes use?
No, this one uses standard energetic let's-play commentary throughout, without the softer audio layer some of their other videos have.
Is this Roblox video too long for a child to watch in one go?
At over twenty-six minutes it's a real commitment, best suited to a child already invested in watching every stage of the tower.
Is this a good calming watch before bed?
No, it's specifically flagged as unsuitable for a child needing calm content, the energy stays consistently high throughout.
40+ checks per video, with a final pass from the review desk · Scored 20 July 2026 · We do not host videos; playback is via YouTube's official embed.
