First-Person Parkour is a style of movement in video games that allows players to experience the action from a first-person perspective. This technique emphasizes fluidity and agility, enabling players to navigate environments by jumping, climbing, and vaulting over obstacles. It often mimics real-life parkour, where individuals use their bodies to traverse urban landscapes efficiently. In First-Person Parkour games, players typically control a character who can perform acrobatic maneuvers, enhancing immersion and engagement. Popular titles that feature this gameplay style include Mirror's Edge and Dying Light, which showcase dynamic environments and require quick reflexes to succeed.