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stereo dynamicness
ID
980341
Creator(s)
crepuscole
Created
Last updated
stereo dynamicness is a 1.7 Hard level by crepuscole. It is the first level of the Shiny Pack.
Description
[edit | edit source]stereo dynamicness is a fast-paced level featuring alternating cube and ship sequences. It uses Stereo Madness and incorporates visual and gameplay elements inspired by the official level, including repeated spike formations, brick structures, and an extended ship sequence.
The decoration primarily consists of glowing blue and white brick structures, chain-attached suspended obstacles, water-like floor hazards, and crystalline pillars. Its colour scheme frequently shifts between purple, blue, yellow, cyan, green, and black.
- 0-13%: stereo dynamicness begins as a cube with a purple background. The opening features single and double spikes before introducing suspended spike blocks, short pillars, and platforms above a hazardous floor. Later jumps take place between small platforms and beneath pointed obstacles hanging from chains.
- 13-18%: The background becomes blue as the player must cross brick platforms covered with closely spaced spikes. The route then moves between tall columns and narrow platforms surrounded by floor hazards.
- 18-24%: A yellow section follows, containing spike-lined platforms, suspended hazards, and short landing areas. The route narrows into a brick corridor before both a speed portal and a ship portal begin the next sequence.
- 24-39%: A fast-speed ship sequence begins with a cyan colour scheme. Flight takes place between alternating pillars and long rows of spikes positioned along the floor and ceiling. The background later shifts to green, introducing taller columns and a brick corridor with uneven upper and lower boundaries.
- 39-50%: The player returns to a cube at fast speed. Purple and blue sections alternate, while the player must jump between short platforms, suspended blocks, and spike-lined brick structures. The sequence ends at a very-fast-speed portal.
- 50-68%: A very-fast-speed cube sequence continues through purple and blue environments. It contains closely spaced spikes, narrow pillars, suspended platforms, and several rapid jumps over hazardous floor sections. Larger brick structures appear near the end of the sequence.
- 68-77%: The background changes to green while the very-fast-speed cube gameplay continues. The route passes over columns of varying heights and beneath numerous suspended spike structures. The player must cross several small platforms before the colour scheme fades.
- 77-84%: The environment becomes black, leaving the structures outlined in blue. The player must cross isolated platforms, columns, and hanging obstacles above a continuous floor hazard before entering a ship portal.
- 84-100%: A final ship sequence takes place in a blue brick corridor. The ship navigates around stepped structures and extended rows of spikes along both boundaries. The available space repeatedly widens and narrows before an open final passage concludes the level.
Gameplay
[edit | edit source]Trivia
[edit | edit source]- stereo dynamicness is associated with crepuscole's later level Dynamic On Track. Both titles combine a word suggesting changing movement with the name of an official level, and they use the first two official Geometry Dash songs, respectively.
- Although it contains coin-like decorations and optional-looking routes, stereo dynamicness does not contain any user coins.