Retro Circles

Template:Infobox Level Retro Circles is a level by Nacho21, because mixes Retro and Nine Circles style. To create this level, he used the huge amount of 60979 objects, but the level can be played without many problems also from a mobile phone. In fact this level has no low detail mode. This level is generally overlooked by "easiest Nine Circles levels rankings", but is still considered an easy demon.

Gameplay

The level starts with a simple cube, but in slow speed, then you must be careful to syncronize the timing to avoid the spikes. Then the speed becomes single and the player goes in a ship mode, that can be cleared without many effort because of the absence of gravity portals. Then appears a still simple ball but you must hit the rings with a correct timing to not hurt a spike. Then ball is follwed by a cube that resembles Nine Circles and Silhouette, but is auto. Then the music drops and the wave is introduced. Seemingly, the wave is easy due to large spaces and not gravity portals. The level is made much harder by an huge amount of speed and size portals, creating a gameplay similar to Nostalgia. The player must be careful to memorise the correct timing to not crash. The easiest part of the level is the mini dual wave, a classic of Nine Circles Levels. The level ends with a cube that is similar to the first one, but is slightly harder because of double spikes and clusters of orbs. After Nacho21 thanks some players (ToshDeluxe, Rulas, Synder YT, and others) , the level ends.

Trivia

• The language of the level is Spanish.
• In the last cube Nacho21 signed a double spike when GuitarHeroStyles and Alvarofuen crashed at it.
• CrisPy Dash, the creator of Fear Me, was inspired by this level and created an other NC Retro, Screamroom Circles, but he deleted it after a little time because he had still created Fear Me and if Sonic Wave was l1.
• This level continued the 2.0 trend to using Nine Circles Xtrullor remix.

Walkthrough

File:Geometry Dash - Retro Circles -DEMON- - By- Nacho21 (On Stream)

Credit to Riot for the video.