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[[File:Appicon.jpg|thumb|150px|Official App Icon]]
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'''Geometry Dash''' is a mobile game developed by [[Robert Topala]] and released in''''' '''''August 2013. The objective of the game is to navigate a small cube through a series of obstacles to reach the end of a level. The only control is tapping, which makes the cube perform a small jump. As well as a cube, the player can also change [[Forms|form]] into a ship, a ball and a UFO. A [[Geometry Dash Lite|Lite Version]] of the game is also available with fewer features.
'''Geometry Dash''' is a mobile game developed by [[Robert Topala]] and released in''''' '''''August 2013. The objective of the game is to navigate a small cube through a series of obstacles to reach the end of the level. The only control is tapping, which makes the cube perform a small jump. As well as a cube, the player can also change [[Forms|form]] into a ship, a ball and a UFO. A [[Geometry Dash Lite|Lite Version]] of the game is also available with fewer features.


==Levels==
==Levels==
[[File:Difficulty.jpg|thumb|300px|Symbols of difficulty]]
[[File:Difficulty.jpg|thumb|300px|Symbols of difficulty]]
There are currently sixteen official levels in Geometry Dash. Each level is playable in either Normal Mode, where the level must be completed to the end without dying to complete it, or Practice Mode, which offers the option to place checkpoints midway. Completing Normal Mode rewards stars, and also [[Secret Coins]] if the player manages to collect the three hidden in each level.
There are currently sixteen official levels in Geometry Dash. Each level is playable in either Normal Mode, where the level must be completed to the end without dying, or Practice Mode, which offers the option to place checkpoints along the way. Completing Normal Mode rewards stars, and also [[Secret Coins]] if the player manages to find them.
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Revision as of 09:31, 14 August 2014

File:Appicon.jpg
Official App Icon

Geometry Dash is a mobile game developed by Robert Topala and released in August 2013. The objective of the game is to navigate a small cube through a series of obstacles to reach the end of the level. The only control is tapping, which makes the cube perform a small jump. As well as a cube, the player can also change form into a ship, a ball and a UFO. A Lite Version of the game is also available with fewer features.

Levels

File:Difficulty.jpg
Symbols of difficulty

There are currently sixteen official levels in Geometry Dash. Each level is playable in either Normal Mode, where the level must be completed to the end without dying, or Practice Mode, which offers the option to place checkpoints along the way. Completing Normal Mode rewards stars, and also Secret Coins if the player manages to find them.

Level Difficulty Stars
Stereo Madness File:Zy.png Easy 1
Back on Track File:Zynliz.png Normal 2
Polargeist File:Zinlis.png Hard 3
Dry Out File:Zard.png Harder 4
Base After Base File:Zard.png Harder 5
Can't Let Go File:Zinsane.png Insane 6
Jumper File:Zinsane.png Insane 7
Time Machine File:Zinsane.png Insane 8
Cycles File:Zinsane.png Insane 9
XStep File:Zinsane.png Insane 10
Clutterfunk File:Zinsane.png Insane 11
Theory of Everything File:Zinsane.png Insane 12
Electroman Adventures File:Zinsane.png Insane / File:Zard.png Harder 10
Clubstep (20 coin lock) File:Zeom.png Demon 14
Electrodynamix File:Zinsane.png Insane 12
Hexagon Force File:Zinsane.png Insane 12

Other features

Geometry Dash includes a number of features such as:

  • A Level Editor where you can create and share your own levels.

Trivia

Geometry Dash started as a platforming game where a character would move in different directions with name "Geometry Jump".