Geometry Dash
Geometry Lite
Transport yourself into the pulsating geometric landscapes of Geometry Lite, an electrifying cube-surfing odyssey created by fans and inspired by the exhilarating Geometry Dash experience that has captivated millions of players worldwide.
In this latest simulation version, we've aimed to deliver an exhilarating new experience that captures the addictive essence of Geometry Dash within an imaginative new concept. Prepare for epic challenges ranging from tough to nigh impossible as you guide your geometric cube through a gauntlet of obstacles. An array of captivating features are added will keep players engrossed and unwilling to stop playing:
- The intuitive one-click controls allow players to dive right in and quickly get the hang of maneuvering through the game's dynamic levels.
- Epic soundtrack pulses drive players onward through each melody's rising action.
- The timing-based gameplay becomes part of the beat itself.
Let your cube ride across electronic dreamscapes in Geometry Lite, an imaginative fan-crafted take on the exhilarating cube-guiding challenges of Geometry Dash.
History of Geometry Dash: A Journey Through Time
Geometry Dash is a series of five video games developed by Sweden-based developer Robert Topala and originally released on mobile devices in August 2013 by his company, RobTop Games. The game quickly gained popularity as an addictive, fast-paced platformer centered around dodging obstacles to a background soundtrack. It has inspired numerous fans and content creators with its rhythm-based platform gameplay. The principal game, Geometry Dash, is a rhythm-based platformer game that currently has 21 official levels and has more than 40 million online levels made by players. In particular, all official levels have been released, including:
- Stereo Madness (Easy 1☆)
- Back On Track (Easy 2☆)
- Polargeist (Normal 3☆)
- Dry Out (Normal 4☆)
- Base After Base (Hard 5☆)
- Can't Let Go (Hard 6☆)
- Jumper (Harder 7☆)
- Time Machine (Harder 8☆)
- Cycles (Harder 9☆)
- xStep (Insane 10☆)
- Clutterfunk (Insane 11☆)
- Theory of Everything (Insane 12☆)
- Electroman Adventures (Insane 10☆)
- Clubstep (10 secret coin lock) (Demon 14☆)
- Electrodynamix (Insane 12☆)
- Hexagon Force (Insane 12☆)
- Blast Processing (Harder 10☆)
- Theory of Everything 2 (20 secret coin lock) (Demon 14☆)
- Geometrical Dominator (Harder 10☆)
- Deadlocked (30 secret coin lock) (Demon 15☆)
- Fingerdash (Insane 12☆)
The full version of Geometry Dash was released on mobile in December 2017 along with the World Level Builder for creating and sharing levels. The game continues to be updated with new features and challenges, maintaining its popularity as a test of timing and reflexes with an engaging soundtrack accompanying each attempt.
Geometry Dash - Scratch Studio
Our platform enables enthusiasts to experience Geometry Dash in innovative ways through the Scratch collection, featuring user-created levels by renowned players and fan-made adaptations.
For those who are seasoned Geometry Dash players and are acquainted with the scratch.mit.edu platform, names like griffpatch, CrystalKeeper7, and iPhone_ATT_TWC115 are likely not foreign. These individuals are highly renowned Scratchers, known for crafting astonishing and almost implausible game levels with the Scratch Level Editor.
Here, we offer an array of captivating simulation levels from these Scratchers, showcasing the most enticing facets of the Geometry Dash series. This collection is a treat for aficionados of the rhythm series who want to try this series of games on the computer platform.
How to play
The player controls the block's movement via input in the form of a press or hold, with the ultimate goal is to successfully navigate through each level and reach the endpoint. However, any collision with obstacles will result in restarting the level from the beginning. The game's music plays a crucial role, as timing and rhythm are closely intertwined with the gameplay experience.
- SPACE/UP Arrow = Jump
- HOLD DOWN SPACE/UP Arrow = Multi-jump
- UP Arrow = Steer vehicle up
- DOWN Arrow = Steer vehicle down
- Don't touch the spikes, or you will have to restart!
Tips and Tricks
If you want to be successful, it's important to time your movements to the pulse of the music. Continue to maintain your composure, if you aren't worried out, the game will be lot easier! Practice! Over time, you will become more adept at the tiny motions that will allow you to go forward. Share your accomplishments and benefit from the experiences of others.
What's available on our platform?
Spin-off
Geometry Dash Lite is a free version of the game with advertisements and gameplay limitations. This game contains 16 levels but does not allow the user to build and play new levels. It also features fewer character customization options, omitting many of the symbols and colors included in the main game.
Topala launched a spin-off game called Geometry Dash Meltdown. It now has three levels with tracks by F-777 as of version 1.0. The game includes new icons from version 2.1 as well as level enhancements from the original game's version 2.0.
Geometry Dash World is an excellent addition to your gaming library. This game features two worlds with five levels each, new 2.1 icons, a store, a new vault, daily quests, levels, and prizes, and chests (as of version 1.0).
Robert Topala announced the release of a third spin-off game, Geometry Dash SubZero, on December 21, 2017. It is divided into three tiers. It is presently the most recent indie game in the series, and the first to provide some of the features of the main game's unannounced 2.2 upgrade (as of June 2022), like new icons and trigger camera controls.
User Levels
User Levels are unofficial Geometry Dash levels made by players using the built-in level editor. These levels can vary in complexity and quality, leading to the assignment of different ratings. These ratings fall into three categories: star, feature, and epic, depending on the level's overall appeal and design.
Easy levels are those that end with a 2 stars reward. Other than auto levels, these are the easiest levels to finish and have the lowest degree of difficulty.
Normal levels are those that end with a 3 stars award.
Hard levels are levels that reward 4 or 5 stars when completed.
Insane levels are levels that reward 8 or 9 stars when completed.
Demon levels are levels that reward 10 stars when completed. They are the most challenging levels in Geometry Dash, and finishing them generally takes a lot of practice and effort. Update 2.1 further splits Demon levels into 5 tiers of escalating difficulty:
- Easy Demon: The simplest of the five subcategories of demons, easy demons take the least amount of talent and effort to defeat.
- Medium Demon: Demons of a medium difficulty level are not quite as challenging as those listed below, although they are a little more difficult than an Easy Demon.
- Hard Demon: This level of difficulty is for the mid-tier demon. To successfully complete Hard Demons, players need to put in a significant amount of practice and effort.
- Insane Demon: These very challenging Demon levels aren't as harsh as Extreme Demons, but they nevertheless provide many challenges to the player.
- Extreme Demon: This is the most difficult of the five subgroups. These levels are very difficult to finish since they need a lot of expertise, skill, endurance, and effort. The best examples are Sonic Wave, Zodiac, and Bloodbath.
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