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1 is the second level held in the nostalgic map pack, the Hard Pack. It is featured with five stars and has an un-known creator. The song that it uses is the music for the third official level of Geometry Dash, Polargeist by Step. Being a really popular level, it currently stands at over four million downloads and over three-hundred thousand likes. Although very popular (mostly because it's in one of the map packs), it is a highly hated level with many comments saying that the level sucks, the person that made the level sucked, and\or much more. The description of the level is unfortunately no help for anyone to figure out who the creator was, just the capitalized letter c.{{275099|title1 = 1|image1 = 1.PNG|caption1 = 1, by an unknown creator used as the second level in the Hard Pack.|title2 = Level information:|row1 = - featured.|row2 = - hard.|row3 = - four stars.}}
<blockquote>''Not to be confused with 1 by [[Wulzy]].''</blockquote>
{{IB-Level
|image      = 1 cody.png
|id        = 3785
|creator    = [[Cody]]
|created    = [[Update 1.1]]
|length    = 1m 31s
|objects    = 2,128
|copytype  = Non-copyable
|difficulty = {{Hard}}
|stars      = 5
|downloads  = 11.31M
|likes      = 458K
|rating    = Featured
|artist    = Step
|music      = Polargeist
|previous  = [[geometry level]]
|next      = [[Partition Madness]]
}}
'''1''' is a [[Update 1.1|1.1]] Hard 5* level by [[Cody]], published on 27 September 2013. It is the second level in the [[Map Packs|Hard Pack]]. Despite standing at over 10 million downloads and nearly half a million likes, it is a highly-disliked level with numerous negative comments on both its gameplay and design.
 
==Description==
The entire level is played as a cube and the level begins with a section that features many two-spike jumps in a row. Some gameplay similar to that of [[Polargeist]] follows. At the drop, the player goes upside-down and the gameplay involves jumping on platforms, similar to [[Dry Out]]. After the player switches gravity again, some easier gameplay follows.
 
As the player goes upside-down again, they go over some spikes via yellow pads before more actual gameplay occurs. Near the ending of the part, many blocks are sprawled above the player and platforms, as to create a 'roof' and force players to use some timing for jumps. After easier normal-gravity gameplay, the level ends with more upside-down gameplay.
 
==Gameplay==
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==Trivia==
*In version 4 of the level, the object count was reduced by one, referencing the level's name.
[[Category:Map Pack levels]]

Latest revision as of 09:54, 11 October 2026

Not to be confused with 1 by Wulzy.

1
ID

3785

Creator(s)
Created
Attributes
Difficulty

Length

1m 31s

Objects

2,128

Copy type

Non-copyable

Statistics
Downloads

11.31M

Likes

458K

Rating

Featured

Audio info
Artist(s)

Step

Music

Polargeist

Level sequence
Previous

1 is a 1.1 Hard 5* level by Cody, published on 27 September 2013. It is the second level in the Hard Pack. Despite standing at over 10 million downloads and nearly half a million likes, it is a highly-disliked level with numerous negative comments on both its gameplay and design.

Description

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The entire level is played as a cube and the level begins with a section that features many two-spike jumps in a row. Some gameplay similar to that of Polargeist follows. At the drop, the player goes upside-down and the gameplay involves jumping on platforms, similar to Dry Out. After the player switches gravity again, some easier gameplay follows.

As the player goes upside-down again, they go over some spikes via yellow pads before more actual gameplay occurs. Near the ending of the part, many blocks are sprawled above the player and platforms, as to create a 'roof' and force players to use some timing for jumps. After easier normal-gravity gameplay, the level ends with more upside-down gameplay.

Gameplay

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Trivia

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  • In version 4 of the level, the object count was reduced by one, referencing the level's name.