|precededby = N/A|normalmode = N/A|practicemode = N/A}}'''Ultimate Destruction''' is an unreleased level from the [[Geometry Dash]] beta. Presumably, it evolved into what is now known as [[Base After Base]].
|precededby = N/A}}'''Ultimate Destruction''' is an unreleased level from the [[Geometry Dash]] beta. Presumably, it evolved into what is now known as [[Base After Base]].
==Level description==
==Description==
[[File:Unnamed1-640x426.jpg|thumb|Early art design]][[Robert Topala]] posted a video on YouTube called ''Geometry Jump by Robtop Games (Beta).''This shows that Topala recently create the game (Geometry Jump), in this case the early Beta version. This showed an unreleased level of the game, '''Ultimate Destruction'''. The reason why the level never got released to the public is becuase the owner of the music, known as TMM43, didn't give permission to Topala to use his audio for the game.
What is shown of the level mostly resembles Base After Base, although the start shares the same spike arrangement as [[Stereo Madness]], indicating the level had begun development before it was split up to become those two individual levels. Jump pads and rings appear in the level, along with gravity portals of both the entry (yellow) and exit (blue) variants. This goes to show the extent of development had already progressed beyond the original design elements shown in the image below. The last significant difference is the fact that while flying the ship, the drop-down roof had not yet been implemented to contain the ship to the static view and could be flown outside of visibility. The trailer only shows the first two thirds of the level.
What is shown of the level mostly resembles Base After Base, although the start shares the same spike arrangement as [[Stereo Madness]], indicating the level had begun development before it was split up to become those two individual levels. Jump pads and jump rings appear in the level, along with gravity portals of both the entry (yellow) and exit (blue) variants. This goes to show the extent of development had already progressed beyond the original design elements shown in the image below. The last significant difference is the fact that while flying the ship, the drop-down roof had not yet been implemented to contain the ship to the static view and could be flown outside of visibility. The trailer only shows the first two thirds of the level.
== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* The cube icon seen in the level is unlocked by completing [[Can't Let Go]].
* [[File:Unnamed1-640x426.jpg|thumb|Early art design]]The cube icon seen in the level is normally unlocked by completing [[Can't Let Go]].
* Topala has also revealed that this was only something he used for testing and he never got in touch with the creator, TMM43. It would also be tricky to get licensing for this song as it is a remix.
* When [[Robert Topala]] posted the Ultimate Destruction video on YouTube, Geometry Dash was called ''Geometry Jump.''
==Level preview==
* Topala also revealed that this was only something he used for testing and he never got in touch with the creator, TMM43. It would also be tricky to get licensing for this song as it is a remix. (reference?)
==Trailer==
<div style="overflow:hidden;">[[File:Geometry Jump by RobTop Games (Beta)|thumb|center|250px|Ultimate Destruction preview. The video shows two thirds of the level.]]</div>
<div style="overflow:hidden;">[[File:Geometry Jump by RobTop Games (Beta)|thumb|center|250px|Ultimate Destruction preview]]</div>
== External links ==
==External links==
*http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/134270 Ultimate Destruction music
*http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/134270 Ultimate Destruction music
What is shown of the level mostly resembles Base After Base, although the start shares the same spike arrangement as Stereo Madness, indicating the level had begun development before it was split up to become those two individual levels. Jump pads and jump rings appear in the level, along with gravity portals of both the entry (yellow) and exit (blue) variants. This goes to show the extent of development had already progressed beyond the original design elements shown in the image below. The last significant difference is the fact that while flying the ship, the drop-down roof had not yet been implemented to contain the ship to the static view and could be flown outside of visibility. The trailer only shows the first two thirds of the level.
When Robert Topala posted the Ultimate Destruction video on YouTube, Geometry Dash was called Geometry Jump.
Topala also revealed that this was only something he used for testing and he never got in touch with the creator, TMM43. It would also be tricky to get licensing for this song as it is a remix. (reference?)
