Well, its design also has to do with its success since it comes along with a simple yet really eye-catching graphical aspect that reminds us of all those 16-bit video consoles, and also because it's developers have paid attention to its soundtrack: we'll move to the rhythm of dubstep tracks created specifically for the game. And that's possibly so because it's based on the same model as some of the most classic video games of this genre in which our speed and the short amount of thinking time available make us move mainly by instinct obeying our reflexes.
Level editor: Geometry Dash also provides the players with a level editor through which they can get all creative with the game and design their own levels.The practice mode creates automatic checkpoints so that the player does not have to go back to the starting point when he hits an obstacle. Practice mode: There is a practice mode for those players who are finding the levels hard to beat.This makes the game quite challenging and not an easy feat, even for adults. Difficulty level: The gameplay includes many challenging features such as mid-air disks which prevent the square from jumping, along with the instant death feature if you hit any of the obstacles, even once.Geometry Dash manages to balance the gameplay between challenging and satisfying so that when you finally beat all the levels, you are sure to be left with a feeling of achievement. The game has been developed in such a way so as to encourage players in trying out the levels. However, difficulty increases as the game progresses. The earlier levels are definitely easier as they are just meant to let the player get familiar with the game. The game works fine both on Android as well as iOS devices and can also be played on a normal desktop computer or laptop.Īlthough Geometry Dash may sound like a pretty simple game, it is actually far from being so.
To navigate the square, all that you are required to do is tap on the screen to make it jump and tap and hold to make it jump continuously. The gameplay revolves around guiding or navigating a small square through an obstacle-filled path which becomes increasingly more difficult as the levels progress. This fun game is a series of five video-based games which have a total of 21 official levels. Robert Topala, a software developer based in Sweden has come up with this unique idea of combining kids’ geometry with arcade-style gameplay to form Geometry Dash.
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