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Theory of Everything contains blue gravity rings, pink and yellow jump rings, all three colours of | Theory of Everything contains blue gravity rings, pink and yellow jump rings, all three colours of jump pads, rocket [[portals]], ball portals, size portals, gravity portals, and mirror portals. The obstacles are challenging and the orange UFO portals are introduced. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 10 October 2014
Theory of Everything is the twelfth official level of Geometry Dash. It is the seventh insane level added on Update 1.5.
Description
Theory of Everything contains blue gravity rings, pink and yellow jump rings, all three colours of jump pads, rocket portals, ball portals, size portals, gravity portals, and mirror portals. The obstacles are challenging and the orange UFO portals are introduced.
Trivia
- Along with Electroman Adventures, Theory of Everything has every portal (before 1.7).
- This level, Time Machine, Dry Out, Can't Let Go, and Blast Processing are the only levels where you can hear speech in the background music.
- Although Theory of Everything, Electrodynamix, and Hexagon Force have the same difficulty rating and reward the same number of stars upon completion, Electrodynamix is harder compared to the other two.
- A secret passage can be found in this level (it is found after the second UFO sequence... there are two ways to access it).
- Strangely, the icon this level gives you after completion resembles the obstacles from the first ship sequence in Clutterfunk.
Walkthrough
Gallery
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Icon unlocked after completing in Normal Mode.
