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'''Time Extreme''' is a 2.2 Extreme Demon collaboration level hosted, verified, and published by [[Vortrox]]. Initially, it was only a buffed copy of Time Machine made for a YouTube video, but it was later decorated by Diamondskull, Galofuf, FunkyFries, and Vortrox himself. The level was legitimately verified and published on 30 March 2025. | '''Time Extreme''' is a 2.2 Extreme Demon collaboration level hosted, verified, and published by [[Vortrox]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzqeoJK_UvM</ref> Initially, it was only a buffed copy of [[w:c:geometry-dash:Time Machine|Time Machine]] made for a YouTube video, but it was later decorated by Diamondskull, Galofuf, FunkyFries, and Vortrox himself. The level was legitimately verified and published on 30 March 2025. | ||
Vortrox made the level in 2024 in a video where he super-buffs Time Machine, part of Vortrox's 'Superbuffing Official Levels' series. This video | Vortrox made the level in 2024 in a video where he super-buffs Time Machine, part of Vortrox's 'Superbuffing Official Levels' series. This video went viral (similar to [[Stereo Extremeness]]) and received a ton of attention from the community, inspiring Vortrox to decorate the level. After decorating, he decided to verify it himself, taking 47,993 attempts and just over four months. | ||
The theming of this level represents going through a time machine and travelling to different update eras of the game, including pre-Geometry Dash. | The theming of this level represents going through a time machine and travelling to different update eras of the game, including pre-Geometry Dash. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Time Extreme begins with an | Time Extreme begins with an introductory sequence that takes the player through a futuristic-styled time machine, warping into the first section. | ||
The first section is 1.0-themed, with several buffed spike jumps and a difficult straight-fly. The first coin appears in this section with three | The first section is 1.0-themed, with several buffed spike jumps and a difficult straight-fly. The first coin appears in this section with three remarkably hard orb timings. The first transition leads to a 1.6-styled part with some breakable block towers. With the first mirror portal, it enters another ship transition to a part using a style of regular blocks with shaders over them, around 1.8 and 1.9-style. It then transitions into a section in 1.3 style with more difficult orb timings and jumps. It then transitions into a part with The 7 Seas/Deadlocked-themed platforms and a challenging robot part. | ||
The | The background transitions into an early-2.1 style, and the gameplay consists of many difficult clicks and timings, including the iconic Fitzgerald monster present in many of [[Vortrox]]'s other levels. The lyrics then say 'This is a time machine.' as the song drops and the player enters a small section inspired by The Impossible Game, the inspiration for Geometry Dash. The following triple-spike jumps reveal a 2.2-style background. It ends with the same futuristic style as the level's beginning, with some difficult ship and wave timings. | ||
The lyrics then say 'This is a time machine.' as the song drops and the player enters a small section inspired by The Impossible Game, the inspiration for Geometry Dash. | |||
The following triple-spike jumps reveal a 2.2-style background. | |||
It ends with the same futuristic style as the beginning | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Time Extreme was rated on 7 November 2025, over seven months after its verification. | *Time Extreme was rated on 7 November 2025, over seven months after its verification. | ||
*[[Zoink]] became the first victor of Time Extreme roughly two hours after [[Vortrox]] had verified it.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDiQw1Eq2SM</ref> | |||
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*[[Vortrox]], while verifying Time Extreme, crashed at 96% due to a lag spike. | |||
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[[Category:Collaborations]] | [[Category:Collaborations]] | ||
[[Category:2.2 levels]] | [[Category:2.2 levels]] | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 27 December 2025
Template:Infobox Level Time Extreme is a 2.2 Extreme Demon collaboration level hosted, verified, and published by Vortrox.[1] Initially, it was only a buffed copy of Time Machine made for a YouTube video, but it was later decorated by Diamondskull, Galofuf, FunkyFries, and Vortrox himself. The level was legitimately verified and published on 30 March 2025.
Vortrox made the level in 2024 in a video where he super-buffs Time Machine, part of Vortrox's 'Superbuffing Official Levels' series. This video went viral (similar to Stereo Extremeness) and received a ton of attention from the community, inspiring Vortrox to decorate the level. After decorating, he decided to verify it himself, taking 47,993 attempts and just over four months.
The theming of this level represents going through a time machine and travelling to different update eras of the game, including pre-Geometry Dash.
Gameplay
Time Extreme begins with an introductory sequence that takes the player through a futuristic-styled time machine, warping into the first section.
The first section is 1.0-themed, with several buffed spike jumps and a difficult straight-fly. The first coin appears in this section with three remarkably hard orb timings. The first transition leads to a 1.6-styled part with some breakable block towers. With the first mirror portal, it enters another ship transition to a part using a style of regular blocks with shaders over them, around 1.8 and 1.9-style. It then transitions into a section in 1.3 style with more difficult orb timings and jumps. It then transitions into a part with The 7 Seas/Deadlocked-themed platforms and a challenging robot part.
The background transitions into an early-2.1 style, and the gameplay consists of many difficult clicks and timings, including the iconic Fitzgerald monster present in many of Vortrox's other levels. The lyrics then say 'This is a time machine.' as the song drops and the player enters a small section inspired by The Impossible Game, the inspiration for Geometry Dash. The following triple-spike jumps reveal a 2.2-style background. It ends with the same futuristic style as the level's beginning, with some difficult ship and wave timings.
Trivia
- Time Extreme was rated on 7 November 2025, over seven months after its verification.
- Zoink became the first victor of Time Extreme roughly two hours after Vortrox had verified it.[2]
Notable fails
- Vortrox, while verifying Time Extreme, crashed at 96% due to a lag spike.