Fireboy & Watergirl: Forest Temple unblocked: play Fireboy & Watergirl: Forest Temple online free right here in your browser — no download, no sign-up, works on a school Chromebook.
Fireboy & Watergirl: Forest Temple is the puzzle-platformer that started the Fireboy and Watergirl series, and it is nothing like a tower defense game. That is exactly why it fits next to Bloons TD: where the Bloons games reward planning from a distance, this one rewards talking to the person sitting beside you. Two characters share one screen, each with their own element, and neither can finish a room alone.
Each level is a small chamber of stone ledges, pools, buttons and levers. Fireboy and Watergirl both start on the ground and both have to reach their own exit door. A session feels like a series of short riddles: look at the room, work out who goes first, and find the order of moves that gets two bodies across hazards that only one of them can survive.
Fireboy uses the arrow keys and Watergirl uses W, A, S and D. One person can steer both characters by taking one hand per side, but the game is built for two people at one keyboard.
Buttons and levers open gates or move platforms, and many rooms need one character to hold a button down while the other walks through. Touching the wrong pool restarts the level, which costs seconds rather than progress.
If you want something strategic after a round of co-op, Bloons TD and Bloons TD 4 are the classic place to go back to, with lanes of balloons and towers to upgrade. Cursed Treasure 2 and Castle Defender Saga keep the defense idea but add their own twists on how you spend money and what you defend. Fireboy & Watergirl: Forest Temple is the one here that needs a second person.
It suits short sessions well: levels are brief, nothing needs to be installed, and it runs in a desktop browser with a shared keyboard.
Fireboy & Watergirl: Forest Temple runs in an ordinary browser tab from bloonstd.org, with nothing to download or install, so it plays on most school Chromebooks and work computers. If a network filter blocks the site, only that network's administrator can change it.
Fireboy uses the arrow keys and Watergirl uses W, A, S and D.
Yes, by using the arrow keys with one hand and WASD with the other, though many rooms are easier with two people.
Fireboy can cross lava but not water, Watergirl can cross water but not lava, and the green pools are deadly to both.
It is built for a keyboard with two sets of controls, so a computer or Chromebook is the better choice.