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{{IB-Level | |||
|image = HighLife.png | |||
|id = 11849346 | |||
|creator = Migueword | |||
|created = [[Update 1.9]] | |||
|updated = [[Update 2.0]] | |||
|difficulty = {{Insane}} | |||
|stars = 9 | |||
|coins = 3 | |||
|length = 3m 17s (XL) | |||
|objects = 28,482 | |||
|copytype = Non-copyable | |||
|downloads = 3.14M | |||
|likes = 164.7K | |||
|rating = Featured | |||
|artist = [https://romos.newgrounds.com/ Romos] | |||
|music = [https://soundcloud.com/user-14718996/romos-magic-touch31songmashup?in=gd-hate/sets/mashups Magic Touch (Mashup of 31 Songs)] | |||
|musicid = 595342 (deleted) | |||
}} | |||
'''High Life''' is a [[Update 1.9|1.9]]/[[Update 2.0|2.0]] Insane level by Migueword. It is known primarily for its length, originality, and its notorious buffed remake by [[KrmaL]] called Low Death. Some people have considered it to be worthy of a Demon rating. The song has since been blocked from Newgrounds for its usage of numerous copyrighted songs and has not been replaced by the creator, leaving the level without a currently downloadable song. | |||
==Description== | |||
High Life begins with a half-speed cube section featuring a few tricky timings and some memorization. Here, the level shows text displaying, 'High Life by Migueword'. Then there is a moderately hard half-speed ship sequence with a few tight spaces and the text 'Song: Magic Touch by Romos'. Then there is an auto cube part. It displays the text '3', '2', '1', and 'Go!' | |||
Next comes a hard dual-wave segment with numerous speed changes and tight spaces, followed by a ball part with some simple timings. At the end of this part, the text 'One More Time' appears. Then there is an easier ship part with a few obstacles to avoid, followed by a short UFO segment with several sawblades, and then a moderately tight wave segment with some tricky speed changes. | |||
Then there is a very long half-speed cube section with lots of pulsing decoration and some spike jumps, followed by a slow ship with many sawblades. This part displays the lyrics of the song. Then there is a very long auto part. At the end of this part, there is a short flying part where the text '1.9' becomes '2.0', signalling the transition between versions, followed by a memorization-based ball part. Then there is a UFO section with tricky moving obstacles to avoid, followed by a rather long ship-based boss fight section, separated by two UFO segments. | |||
Then there is a relatively easy robot section, followed by a half-speed ship section with a few tight spaces, then a rather long, slow ship with a few tight spaces and gravity portals. Then comes a slow auto cube section, followed by a tricky ball part with some timings. Next is a relatively easy cube section. In the end, it shows 'Almost There... :^)' | |||
Then there is a ship part with numerous scaled obstacles with ground spikes. Near the end, it shows 'Ready?', signalling an intense ship sequence with a series of gravity and teleportation portals. In the end, it shows 'Let's Go M9!' Afterwards, the player enters a difficult wave segment with fast-paced speed changes and lots of mashing, followed by a ball segment with a few tricks that ends with the text 'GG'. | |||
[[ | ==User coins== | ||
[[ | *The first coin is located at 4% at the ship sequence. To collect it, the player must fly into the aperture without bouncing off the yellow orb. | ||
[[ | *The second coin is located at 22% at the wave segment. The player needs to fly into the fake wall, collect the coin and return to the normal route; otherwise, they will crash into the wall. | ||
[[ | *The third and final coin is located at 97% at the ball segment. The player needs to land on a platform barely visible from above and change gravity to avoid dying. | ||
[[ | |||
[[ | ==Gameplay== | ||
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==Trivia== | |||
*High Life was ranked #45 in Geometry Dash Today's list of 'The Top 100 Greatest Geometry Dash Levels Of All Time'.<ref>https://x.com/today_gd/status/1730015770216927667</ref> | |||
*High Life supplanted the previous longest rated level in the game, [[Tetrix]]. | |||
*Like [[Phobos]], High Life was partially made in Update 1.9, while the rest was created in Update 2.0. | |||
**The pre-drop (except for some text) was made entirely in Update 1.9, and the drop (around 40%) to the end was made in Update 2.0. | |||
*High Life shares its name with a song by Daft Punk. | |||
*KrmaL created and verified a remake called Low Death. Through a complicated history in which the level was abandoned and its verification repeatedly delayed, he ultimately verified it on 5 March 2020 and uploaded it on April Fools' Day. | |||
**The remake has boosted the popularity of High Life since its announcement. | |||
**There is another remake called PPLLLife, a physically possible yet humanly impossible version of High Life dedicated to being the Top 1 Physically Possible Levels List (PPLL) level at the time, requiring about 10<sup>17,000</sup> clicks per second to beat it. | |||
*[[Future Funk]] drew heavy inspiration from High Life, as well as the main level [[Clutterfunk]]. | |||
*The song, 'Magic Touch', is a mashup of 31 songs produced by numerous electronic music artists, including [[Wikipedia:Porter Robinson|Porter Robinson]], [[Wikipedia:Daft Punk|Daft Punk]], [[Wikipedia:Deadmau5|Deadmau5]], [[Wikipedia:Zedd|Zedd]], [[Wikipedia:Mat Zo|Mat Zo]], and [[Wikipedia:Madeon|Madeon]]. | |||
**Some videos of High Life (and Low Death) have been blocked due to the song's usage of copyrighted samples. | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Classic levels]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:37, 11 October 2026
High Life
ID
11849346
Creator(s)
Migueword
Created
Last updated
High Life is a 1.9/2.0 Insane level by Migueword. It is known primarily for its length, originality, and its notorious buffed remake by KrmaL called Low Death. Some people have considered it to be worthy of a Demon rating. The song has since been blocked from Newgrounds for its usage of numerous copyrighted songs and has not been replaced by the creator, leaving the level without a currently downloadable song.
Description
[edit | edit source]High Life begins with a half-speed cube section featuring a few tricky timings and some memorization. Here, the level shows text displaying, 'High Life by Migueword'. Then there is a moderately hard half-speed ship sequence with a few tight spaces and the text 'Song: Magic Touch by Romos'. Then there is an auto cube part. It displays the text '3', '2', '1', and 'Go!'
Next comes a hard dual-wave segment with numerous speed changes and tight spaces, followed by a ball part with some simple timings. At the end of this part, the text 'One More Time' appears. Then there is an easier ship part with a few obstacles to avoid, followed by a short UFO segment with several sawblades, and then a moderately tight wave segment with some tricky speed changes.
Then there is a very long half-speed cube section with lots of pulsing decoration and some spike jumps, followed by a slow ship with many sawblades. This part displays the lyrics of the song. Then there is a very long auto part. At the end of this part, there is a short flying part where the text '1.9' becomes '2.0', signalling the transition between versions, followed by a memorization-based ball part. Then there is a UFO section with tricky moving obstacles to avoid, followed by a rather long ship-based boss fight section, separated by two UFO segments.
Then there is a relatively easy robot section, followed by a half-speed ship section with a few tight spaces, then a rather long, slow ship with a few tight spaces and gravity portals. Then comes a slow auto cube section, followed by a tricky ball part with some timings. Next is a relatively easy cube section. In the end, it shows 'Almost There... :^)'
Then there is a ship part with numerous scaled obstacles with ground spikes. Near the end, it shows 'Ready?', signalling an intense ship sequence with a series of gravity and teleportation portals. In the end, it shows 'Let's Go M9!' Afterwards, the player enters a difficult wave segment with fast-paced speed changes and lots of mashing, followed by a ball segment with a few tricks that ends with the text 'GG'.
User coins
[edit | edit source]- The first coin is located at 4% at the ship sequence. To collect it, the player must fly into the aperture without bouncing off the yellow orb.
- The second coin is located at 22% at the wave segment. The player needs to fly into the fake wall, collect the coin and return to the normal route; otherwise, they will crash into the wall.
- The third and final coin is located at 97% at the ball segment. The player needs to land on a platform barely visible from above and change gravity to avoid dying.
Gameplay
[edit | edit source]Trivia
[edit | edit source]- High Life was ranked #45 in Geometry Dash Today's list of 'The Top 100 Greatest Geometry Dash Levels Of All Time'.[1]
- High Life supplanted the previous longest rated level in the game, Tetrix.
- Like Phobos, High Life was partially made in Update 1.9, while the rest was created in Update 2.0.
- The pre-drop (except for some text) was made entirely in Update 1.9, and the drop (around 40%) to the end was made in Update 2.0.
- High Life shares its name with a song by Daft Punk.
- KrmaL created and verified a remake called Low Death. Through a complicated history in which the level was abandoned and its verification repeatedly delayed, he ultimately verified it on 5 March 2020 and uploaded it on April Fools' Day.
- The remake has boosted the popularity of High Life since its announcement.
- There is another remake called PPLLLife, a physically possible yet humanly impossible version of High Life dedicated to being the Top 1 Physically Possible Levels List (PPLL) level at the time, requiring about 1017,000 clicks per second to beat it.
- Future Funk drew heavy inspiration from High Life, as well as the main level Clutterfunk.
- The song, 'Magic Touch', is a mashup of 31 songs produced by numerous electronic music artists, including Porter Robinson, Daft Punk, Deadmau5, Zedd, Mat Zo, and Madeon.
- Some videos of High Life (and Low Death) have been blocked due to the song's usage of copyrighted samples.