Geometry Dash Nine CircleX

Geometry Dash Nine CircleX

Geometry Dash Nine CircleX

Geometry Dash Nine CircleX

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Geometry Dash Nine CircleX

Geometry Dash Nine CircleX

Geometry Dash Nine CircleX
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Brace yourself for a wild ride as Geometry Dash Nine CircleX propels you through a gauntlet of diabolical obstacles and excruciating gameplay. This infamous Insane Demon collaboration rated 10 stars and 3 user coins, forged by Rustam, Zobros, and ViPriN will test your reflexes to the limit.

Gameplay

Right out of the gate, treacherous spikes and devious fakes litter the standard Nine Circles cube segment. Stay sharp and follow the arrows guiding you in the correct direction. Then comes the vexing ship portion, with hills and spikes littering the landscape, testing your navigation skills. Survive that, and you'll reach the ball segment, bouncing and rolling down slanted pillars and around floating orbs.

The music shifts as you enter a half-speed cube segment, allowing you a moment to catch your breath before kicking it into triple speed. Narrow gaps await in the impending wave segment, demanding perfect timing. A brief robot reprieve follows before more brutal triple-speed waves. Maddening leaps between mini cubes and more waves, UFOs, balls, and robots await, guaranteeing delirium.

In a final crescendo, the wave transforms into a cube, leading to an intense straight-fly finale. Dodge the cube labyrinth, then make four agonizing double-slow cube jumps to glorious victory. The creators’ names flash as you collapse in sweet relief.

User Coins

But it’s not over until you grab all three user coins! Precise timing and nerves of steel are required. And don't forget the keys: first at 54%, encased in fire, like in Ultra Paracosm. The second was at 60% amidst a devilish miniwave. The third is at 65%, weaving between treacherous blades. Only true dash masters can overcome this trial and claim the prize.

With over 67,000 objects and gameplay criticized as sadistic, Nine CircleX cements itself as an infamous geometric nightmare. Are you bold enough to take on the challenge?

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