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Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash icon
Genre(s)	Runner, music, platformer
Developer(s)	Robert ‘RobTop’ Topala
Publisher(s)	RobTop Games
Platform(s)	iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Microsoft Windows, macOS
Original release	iOS, Android 13 August 2013 Windows Phone 12 June 2014 Microsoft Windows, macOS 22 December 2014
First release	Geometry Dash 13 August 2013
Latest release	Geometry Dash SubZero 21 December 2017

Geometry Dash is a series of music platforming video games developed by Swedish developer Robert «RobTop» Topala.^[1] The first game, Geometry Dash, was released on 13 August 2013 on iOS and Android, and the Steam version on 22 December 2014.^[2][3] In Geometry Dash, players control the movement of an icon and navigate along music-based levels, while avoiding obstacles such as spikes that instantly destroy the icon on impact.

Geometry Dash consists of 21 official levels. It has an extensive level creation system, where players can create their own custom levels, share them online and play levels designed by other players. More than 83 million custom levels have been created.^[4] In addition to the official levels, certain user-created levels have been featured in in-game content, including a hall of fame and a daily level.^{[1][circular reference]} In-game currency, such as stars, coins, orbs or diamonds, can be obtained from various sources, such as official levels, user-created levels or chests.

In addition to the original game, three other spin-off games in the series have been made: Geometry Dash Meltdown, Geometry Dash World and Geometry Dash SubZero.

Gameplay

Geometry Dash can be played with a touchscreen, keyboard, mouse or controller. The player manipulates the movement of their icon through input in the form of pressing or holding to reach the end of a level. If the player crashes into an obstacle, such as a spike, a wall or a sawblade, the level restarts from the beginning. The player may place checkpoints to survey or practice a level in practice mode. In this game mode, the player cannot collect coins or gain progress for normal mode. The timing and rhythm of the in-game music are key parts of the game, often in relation to each other.^[5]

During gameplay, the player’s icon takes the form of one of seven different game modes, each of which behaves differently with each interaction. Player movement is further complicated by portals that allow the player to change between game modes, reverse gravity, change the size of their game mode, mirror the direction of their movement, change their speed or teleport. Furthermore, pads and orbs can be used to move the player in varying directions or change gravity. The game modes are the Cube (also known as the Icon), Ship, Ball, UFO (formerly known as the Bird), Wave (formerly known as the Dart), Robot and Spider. The Cube will jump when player input is registered on a surface. The Ship ascends during player input and falls otherwise. The Ball allows the player to change its gravity on input whilst on a surface. The UFO jumps when player input is registered on a surface or in the air. The Wave behaves similarly to the Ship but only falls/ascends in straight lines. The Robot behaves similarly to the Cube, but its jump height is determined by the duration of the player’s input. The Spider will teleport and stick to the surface directly above it on input, changing gravity instantaneously.

There are 21 official levels in the full version of Geometry Dash, 18 of which are unlocked upon installation. The other three require a specific number of secret coins hidden within all the official levels. Each level grants rewards upon completion.^[5][6] Official levels steadily advance in difficulty. Levels are categorized into six difficulty ratings: Easy, Normal, Hard, Harder, Insane and Demon (which contains an additional counter). Players can earn achievements that unlock rewards, such as icons or colours.^[7] Players may also utilize three shops that use an in-game currency to acquire icons or colours.^{[citation needed]}

The full version of the game features the ability to upload and download user-created levels.^[8] The creator must complete their level with all user-placed coins in normal mode before it can be uploaded: a process known as verification. Changes made after verification will render the level unverified again.^[7] Some custom levels have a specific difficulty determined by Topala. The creator of a level, its players and the game’s moderators can influence this decision. User-created levels can be categorized into 12 difficulty ratings, including the five ratings used in the official levels. The auto difficulty is reserved for ‘auto’ levels which do not require input for completion. Additionally, there are five variations of the Demon difficulty: Easy, Medium, Hard, Insane and Extreme. In approved user-created levels, each difficulty rewards a certain number of stars upon completion.

Music

The various music tracks used in the official levels were made by artists ForeverBound, DJVI, Step, DJ-Nate, Waterflame, F-777, MDK, Kevin Macleod and RobTop himself.

Level creators may choose songs by a wide variety of artists using the website Newgrounds. The music from the 21 official levels can also be used without having to unlock each song’s respective level.

Development

The game began as a project that could have moved in any direction, according to Topala. He made the remarks, ‘it simply started as a template with a cube that could crash and jump’ and ‘there really was no detailed plan’.^[9] He previously developed it for the computer but later altered his plan and made attempts to make it a mobile game. Topala was inspired by The Impossible Game and took about four months to create the game and take it to the App Store and Google Play Store. In the beta version, the game was called Geometry Jump but later changed to Geometry Dash. The game is developed on the Cocos2d game engine.^[10]

Upon its release, Geometry Dash had seven levels free to play on the game’s free version, alongside nine other levels released in later updates. It gained popularity around the world, especially in Canada, where it achieved the title of the most popular paid iPhone app in June 2014.^[11] There are four free versions of the game, one being Geometry Dash Lite which includes the first 16 levels from the full version.^[6]

On 14 August 2021, Topala released a sneak peek video of 2.2, the first major update since 2017, on his YouTube channel. The release date has yet to be announced.^[12][13] On 4 September 2022, Topala released the second sneak peek, over a year after the first.^[14]

Reception

The game received generally positive reviews from critics. Softpedia complimented the game’s style and challenge that it brings up, saying, ‘While it can get a bit frustrating sometimes, you can always complete the stages using the practice mode and then jump into the many different user-generated levels’.^[15] 148Apps gave the game a positive review, stating, ‘Geometry Dash provides all of the challenge expected from an ‘impossible’ game while also making it more accessible to newcomers’.^[16] Geometry Dash has also been listed by the reviewer Chris Morris on the website Common Sense Media as a child-friendly video game that parents could let their children play on, stating that the game was a ‘good way to handle frustration’, and that ‘families can also talk about rhythm and the joy of dancing in time with music’.^[17] On the App Store, Geometry Dash was ranked 2nd for the app’s Top 10 Paid iPad Games and 7th for Top 10 Paid iPhone Games in 2018.^[18]

Other games

For Geometry Dash World, Gamezebo praised the game’s captivation and decent gameplay styles. Although, the reviewer noted that it was not the ‘most interesting looking game out there’.^[19] Gerson Noboa from AndroidGuys praised the Geometry Dash spin-off, stating that ‘Geometry Dash World is a worthy addition to your game arsenal. Thanks to tightly connected graphical and sound elements, the game provides an awesome, integrated experience that is rarely seen in Play Store games’.^[20]

Other games

Geometry Dash Lite

Geometry Dash Lite is a free version of the game with advertisements and gameplay restrictions. Geometry Dash Lite has 16 levels but lacks the option to create and play custom user-generated levels. It also has a much more limited selection of character customization options, missing many icons and colours used in the full game.^[21][22]

Geometry Dash Meltdown

On 16 December 2015, Topala announced a spin-off game titled Geometry Dash Meltdown,^[23] which was released on 19 December 2015 for iOS and Android.^[24][25] As of update 1.0, it includes three levels featuring the songs of F-777. The game showcased new icons from version 2.1 and features in levels added in version 2.0 of the original game.

Geometry Dash World

On 21 December 2016, Topala announced a second spin-off game titled Geometry Dash World,^[26] saying that it would come out on the same day. It currently includes two worlds with five levels each, including new update 2.2 features.^[27][28]

Geometry Dash SubZero

On 12 December 2017, Topala announced a third spin-off game titled Geometry Dash SubZero,^[29] which was released on 21 December 2017.^[30][31] It consists of three levels. It is currently the latest stand-alone game released in the series^[32] and the first to offer some features of the main game’s unreleased (as of February 2023) update 2.2, including features from the update, such as new icons and camera control triggers.^[33]

References

External links

• Official website

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash icon
Genre(s)	Runner, music, platformer
Developer(s)	Robert ‘RobTop’ Topala
Publisher(s)	RobTop Games
Platform(s)	iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Microsoft Windows, macOS
Original release	iOS, Android 13 August 2013 Windows Phone 12 June 2014 Microsoft Windows, macOS 22 December 2014
First release	Geometry Dash 13 August 2013
Latest release	Geometry Dash SubZero 21 December 2017

Geometry Dash is a series of music platforming video games developed by Swedish developer Robert «RobTop» Topala.^[1] The first game, Geometry Dash, was released on 13 August 2013 on iOS and Android, and the Steam version on 22 December 2014.^[2][3] In Geometry Dash, players control the movement of an icon and navigate along music-based levels, while avoiding obstacles such as spikes that instantly destroy the icon on impact.

Geometry Dash consists of 21 official levels. It has an extensive level creation system, where players can create their own custom levels, share them online and play levels designed by other players. More than 83 million custom levels have been created.^[4] In addition to the official levels, certain user-created levels have been featured in in-game content, including a hall of fame and a daily level.^{[1][circular reference]} In-game currency, such as stars, coins, orbs or diamonds, can be obtained from various sources, such as official levels, user-created levels or chests.

In addition to the original game, three other spin-off games in the series have been made: Geometry Dash Meltdown, Geometry Dash World and Geometry Dash SubZero.

Gameplay

Geometry Dash can be played with a touchscreen, keyboard, mouse or controller. The player manipulates the movement of their icon through input in the form of pressing or holding to reach the end of a level. If the player crashes into an obstacle, such as a spike, a wall or a sawblade, the level restarts from the beginning. The player may place checkpoints to survey or practice a level in practice mode. In this game mode, the player cannot collect coins or gain progress for normal mode. The timing and rhythm of the in-game music are key parts of the game, often in relation to each other.^[5]

During gameplay, the player’s icon takes the form of one of seven different game modes, each of which behaves differently with each interaction. Player movement is further complicated by portals that allow the player to change between game modes, reverse gravity, change the size of their game mode, mirror the direction of their movement, change their speed or teleport. Furthermore, pads and orbs can be used to move the player in varying directions or change gravity. The game modes are the Cube (also known as the Icon), Ship, Ball, UFO (formerly known as the Bird), Wave (formerly known as the Dart), Robot and Spider. The Cube will jump when player input is registered on a surface. The Ship ascends during player input and falls otherwise. The Ball allows the player to change its gravity on input whilst on a surface. The UFO jumps when player input is registered on a surface or in the air. The Wave behaves similarly to the Ship but only falls/ascends in straight lines. The Robot behaves similarly to the Cube, but its jump height is determined by the duration of the player’s input. The Spider will teleport and stick to the surface directly above it on input, changing gravity instantaneously.

There are 21 official levels in the full version of Geometry Dash, 18 of which are unlocked upon installation. The other three require a specific number of secret coins hidden within all the official levels. Each level grants rewards upon completion.^[5][6] Official levels steadily advance in difficulty. Levels are categorized into six difficulty ratings: Easy, Normal, Hard, Harder, Insane and Demon (which contains an additional counter). Players can earn achievements that unlock rewards, such as icons or colours.^[7] Players may also utilize three shops that use an in-game currency to acquire icons or colours.^{[citation needed]}

The full version of the game features the ability to upload and download user-created levels.^[8] The creator must complete their level with all user-placed coins in normal mode before it can be uploaded: a process known as verification. Changes made after verification will render the level unverified again.^[7] Some custom levels have a specific difficulty determined by Topala. The creator of a level, its players and the game’s moderators can influence this decision. User-created levels can be categorized into 12 difficulty ratings, including the five ratings used in the official levels. The auto difficulty is reserved for ‘auto’ levels which do not require input for completion. Additionally, there are five variations of the Demon difficulty: Easy, Medium, Hard, Insane and Extreme. In approved user-created levels, each difficulty rewards a certain number of stars upon completion.

Music

The various music tracks used in the official levels were made by artists ForeverBound, DJVI, Step, DJ-Nate, Waterflame, F-777, MDK, Kevin Macleod and RobTop himself.

Level creators may choose songs by a wide variety of artists using the website Newgrounds. The music from the 21 official levels can also be used without having to unlock each song’s respective level.

Development

The game began as a project that could have moved in any direction, according to Topala. He made the remarks, ‘it simply started as a template with a cube that could crash and jump’ and ‘there really was no detailed plan’.^[9] He previously developed it for the computer but later altered his plan and made attempts to make it a mobile game. Topala was inspired by The Impossible Game and took about four months to create the game and take it to the App Store and Google Play Store. In the beta version, the game was called Geometry Jump but later changed to Geometry Dash. The game is developed on the Cocos2d game engine.^[10]

Upon its release, Geometry Dash had seven levels free to play on the game’s free version, alongside nine other levels released in later updates. It gained popularity around the world, especially in Canada, where it achieved the title of the most popular paid iPhone app in June 2014.^[11] There are four free versions of the game, one being Geometry Dash Lite which includes the first 16 levels from the full version.^[6]

On 14 August 2021, Topala released a sneak peek video of 2.2, the first major update since 2017, on his YouTube channel. The release date has yet to be announced.^[12][13] On 4 September 2022, Topala released the second sneak peek, over a year after the first.^[14]

Reception

The game received generally positive reviews from critics. Softpedia complimented the game’s style and challenge that it brings up, saying, ‘While it can get a bit frustrating sometimes, you can always complete the stages using the practice mode and then jump into the many different user-generated levels’.^[15] 148Apps gave the game a positive review, stating, ‘Geometry Dash provides all of the challenge expected from an ‘impossible’ game while also making it more accessible to newcomers’.^[16] Geometry Dash has also been listed by the reviewer Chris Morris on the website Common Sense Media as a child-friendly video game that parents could let their children play on, stating that the game was a ‘good way to handle frustration’, and that ‘families can also talk about rhythm and the joy of dancing in time with music’.^[17] On the App Store, Geometry Dash was ranked 2nd for the app’s Top 10 Paid iPad Games and 7th for Top 10 Paid iPhone Games in 2018.^[18]

Other games

For Geometry Dash World, Gamezebo praised the game’s captivation and decent gameplay styles. Although, the reviewer noted that it was not the ‘most interesting looking game out there’.^[19] Gerson Noboa from AndroidGuys praised the Geometry Dash spin-off, stating that ‘Geometry Dash World is a worthy addition to your game arsenal. Thanks to tightly connected graphical and sound elements, the game provides an awesome, integrated experience that is rarely seen in Play Store games’.^[20]

Other games

Geometry Dash Lite

Geometry Dash Lite is a free version of the game with advertisements and gameplay restrictions. Geometry Dash Lite has 16 levels but lacks the option to create and play custom user-generated levels. It also has a much more limited selection of character customization options, missing many icons and colours used in the full game.^[21][22]

Geometry Dash Meltdown

On 16 December 2015, Topala announced a spin-off game titled Geometry Dash Meltdown,^[23] which was released on 19 December 2015 for iOS and Android.^[24][25] As of update 1.0, it includes three levels featuring the songs of F-777. The game showcased new icons from version 2.1 and features in levels added in version 2.0 of the original game.

Geometry Dash World

On 21 December 2016, Topala announced a second spin-off game titled Geometry Dash World,^[26] saying that it would come out on the same day. It currently includes two worlds with five levels each, including new update 2.2 features.^[27][28]

Geometry Dash SubZero

On 12 December 2017, Topala announced a third spin-off game titled Geometry Dash SubZero,^[29] which was released on 21 December 2017.^[30][31] It consists of three levels. It is currently the latest stand-alone game released in the series^[32] and the first to offer some features of the main game’s unreleased (as of February 2023) update 2.2, including features from the update, such as new icons and camera control triggers.^[33]

References

External links

• Official website

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash icon
Genre(s)	Runner, music, platformer
Developer(s)	Robert ‘RobTop’ Topala
Publisher(s)	RobTop Games
Platform(s)	iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Microsoft Windows, macOS
Original release	iOS, Android 13 August 2013 Windows Phone 12 June 2014 Microsoft Windows, macOS 22 December 2014
First release	Geometry Dash 13 August 2013
Latest release	Geometry Dash SubZero 21 December 2017

Geometry Dash is a series of music platforming video games developed by Swedish developer Robert «RobTop» Topala.^[1] The first game, Geometry Dash, was released on 13 August 2013 on iOS and Android, and the Steam version on 22 December 2014.^[2][3] In Geometry Dash, players control the movement of an icon and navigate along music-based levels, while avoiding obstacles such as spikes that instantly destroy the icon on impact.

Geometry Dash consists of 21 official levels. It has an extensive level creation system, where players can create their own custom levels, share them online and play levels designed by other players. More than 83 million custom levels have been created.^[4] In addition to the official levels, certain user-created levels have been featured in in-game content, including a hall of fame and a daily level.^{[1][circular reference]} In-game currency, such as stars, coins, orbs or diamonds, can be obtained from various sources, such as official levels, user-created levels or chests.

In addition to the original game, three other spin-off games in the series have been made: Geometry Dash Meltdown, Geometry Dash World and Geometry Dash SubZero.

Gameplay

Geometry Dash can be played with a touchscreen, keyboard, mouse or controller. The player manipulates the movement of their icon through input in the form of pressing or holding to reach the end of a level. If the player crashes into an obstacle, such as a spike, a wall or a sawblade, the level restarts from the beginning. The player may place checkpoints to survey or practice a level in practice mode. In this game mode, the player cannot collect coins or gain progress for normal mode. The timing and rhythm of the in-game music are key parts of the game, often in relation to each other.^[5]

During gameplay, the player’s icon takes the form of one of seven different game modes, each of which behaves differently with each interaction. Player movement is further complicated by portals that allow the player to change between game modes, reverse gravity, change the size of their game mode, mirror the direction of their movement, change their speed or teleport. Furthermore, pads and orbs can be used to move the player in varying directions or change gravity. The game modes are the Cube (also known as the Icon), Ship, Ball, UFO (formerly known as the Bird), Wave (formerly known as the Dart), Robot and Spider. The Cube will jump when player input is registered on a surface. The Ship ascends during player input and falls otherwise. The Ball allows the player to change its gravity on input whilst on a surface. The UFO jumps when player input is registered on a surface or in the air. The Wave behaves similarly to the Ship but only falls/ascends in straight lines. The Robot behaves similarly to the Cube, but its jump height is determined by the duration of the player’s input. The Spider will teleport and stick to the surface directly above it on input, changing gravity instantaneously.

There are 21 official levels in the full version of Geometry Dash, 18 of which are unlocked upon installation. The other three require a specific number of secret coins hidden within all the official levels. Each level grants rewards upon completion.^[5][6] Official levels steadily advance in difficulty. Levels are categorized into six difficulty ratings: Easy, Normal, Hard, Harder, Insane and Demon (which contains an additional counter). Players can earn achievements that unlock rewards, such as icons or colours.^[7] Players may also utilize three shops that use an in-game currency to acquire icons or colours.^{[citation needed]}

The full version of the game features the ability to upload and download user-created levels.^[8] The creator must complete their level with all user-placed coins in normal mode before it can be uploaded: a process known as verification. Changes made after verification will render the level unverified again.^[7] Some custom levels have a specific difficulty determined by Topala. The creator of a level, its players and the game’s moderators can influence this decision. User-created levels can be categorized into 12 difficulty ratings, including the five ratings used in the official levels. The auto difficulty is reserved for ‘auto’ levels which do not require input for completion. Additionally, there are five variations of the Demon difficulty: Easy, Medium, Hard, Insane and Extreme. In approved user-created levels, each difficulty rewards a certain number of stars upon completion.

Music

The various music tracks used in the official levels were made by artists ForeverBound, DJVI, Step, DJ-Nate, Waterflame, F-777, MDK, Kevin Macleod and RobTop himself.

Level creators may choose songs by a wide variety of artists using the website Newgrounds. The music from the 21 official levels can also be used without having to unlock each song’s respective level.

Development

The game began as a project that could have moved in any direction, according to Topala. He made the remarks, ‘it simply started as a template with a cube that could crash and jump’ and ‘there really was no detailed plan’.^[9] He previously developed it for the computer but later altered his plan and made attempts to make it a mobile game. Topala was inspired by The Impossible Game and took about four months to create the game and take it to the App Store and Google Play Store. In the beta version, the game was called Geometry Jump but later changed to Geometry Dash. The game is developed on the Cocos2d game engine.^[10]

Upon its release, Geometry Dash had seven levels free to play on the game’s free version, alongside nine other levels released in later updates. It gained popularity around the world, especially in Canada, where it achieved the title of the most popular paid iPhone app in June 2014.^[11] There are four free versions of the game, one being Geometry Dash Lite which includes the first 16 levels from the full version.^[6]

On 14 August 2021, Topala released a sneak peek video of 2.2, the first major update since 2017, on his YouTube channel. The release date has yet to be announced.^[12][13] On 4 September 2022, Topala released the second sneak peek, over a year after the first.^[14]

Reception

The game received generally positive reviews from critics. Softpedia complimented the game’s style and challenge that it brings up, saying, ‘While it can get a bit frustrating sometimes, you can always complete the stages using the practice mode and then jump into the many different user-generated levels’.^[15] 148Apps gave the game a positive review, stating, ‘Geometry Dash provides all of the challenge expected from an ‘impossible’ game while also making it more accessible to newcomers’.^[16] Geometry Dash has also been listed by the reviewer Chris Morris on the website Common Sense Media as a child-friendly video game that parents could let their children play on, stating that the game was a ‘good way to handle frustration’, and that ‘families can also talk about rhythm and the joy of dancing in time with music’.^[17] On the App Store, Geometry Dash was ranked 2nd for the app’s Top 10 Paid iPad Games and 7th for Top 10 Paid iPhone Games in 2018.^[18]

Other games

For Geometry Dash World, Gamezebo praised the game’s captivation and decent gameplay styles. Although, the reviewer noted that it was not the ‘most interesting looking game out there’.^[19] Gerson Noboa from AndroidGuys praised the Geometry Dash spin-off, stating that ‘Geometry Dash World is a worthy addition to your game arsenal. Thanks to tightly connected graphical and sound elements, the game provides an awesome, integrated experience that is rarely seen in Play Store games’.^[20]

Other games

Geometry Dash Lite

Geometry Dash Lite is a free version of the game with advertisements and gameplay restrictions. Geometry Dash Lite has 16 levels but lacks the option to create and play custom user-generated levels. It also has a much more limited selection of character customization options, missing many icons and colours used in the full game.^[21][22]

Geometry Dash Meltdown

On 16 December 2015, Topala announced a spin-off game titled Geometry Dash Meltdown,^[23] which was released on 19 December 2015 for iOS and Android.^[24][25] As of update 1.0, it includes three levels featuring the songs of F-777. The game showcased new icons from version 2.1 and features in levels added in version 2.0 of the original game.

Geometry Dash World

On 21 December 2016, Topala announced a second spin-off game titled Geometry Dash World,^[26] saying that it would come out on the same day. It currently includes two worlds with five levels each, including new update 2.2 features.^[27][28]

Geometry Dash SubZero

On 12 December 2017, Topala announced a third spin-off game titled Geometry Dash SubZero,^[29] which was released on 21 December 2017.^[30][31] It consists of three levels. It is currently the latest stand-alone game released in the series^[32] and the first to offer some features of the main game’s unreleased (as of February 2023) update 2.2, including features from the update, such as new icons and camera control triggers.^[33]

References

External links

• Official website

Geometry Dash — компьютерная игра в жанре музыкального 2D-платформера, выпущенная изначально для мобильных устройств на iOS/Android, позже и для настольных компьютеров. Создатель игры — шведский разработчик Роберт Топала, выступающий под псевдонимом RobTop. Игровой процесс заключается в прохождении уровня со множеством препятствий под ритмичную музыку. Помимо встроенных уровней, игроки могут создавать свои и выкладывать их для прохождения другими игроками, количество онлайн уровней насчитывает более 88 миллионов^[3]. Вокруг игры сложилось активное сообщество фанатов^[4][5].

Игровой процесс

Игра содержит 21 встроенный уровень, три из которых (имеющие сложность демон, то есть самую высокую) открываются после сбора на других уровнях определённого количества секретных монет и ещё один, который становится доступен после написания в хранилище (замочек справа сверху, открыт после получения пятидесяти алмазов) код «The Challenge» и после сбора двухсот алмазов. Уровни представляют собой полосы препятствий, по которым движется персонаж игрока, принимающий одну из нескольких форм, каждая из которых движется по-своему, и длятся в среднем полторы-две минуты. Полоса препятствий синхронизирована с саундтреком уровня, в качестве которого выступают электронные музыкальные треки таких композиторов, как Waterflame, DJ-Nate, F-777, DJVI и других^[6]. Управление производится нажатием левой кнопки мыши, стрелки вверх или пробела на клавиатуре (либо нажатием по сенсорному экрану). Столкнувшись с препятствием, игрок начинает прохождение с начала уровня, запасных жизней нет. Существует режим практики, в котором можно ставить точки сохранения посреди уровня и при смерти продолжать прохождение с них. Персонаж игрока может принимать следующие формы:

• Куб. Движется вперёд по плоской поверхности, при нажатии прыгает и переворачивается.
• Кораблик. При зажатии взлетает вверх и плавно падает, если отпустить.
• Шар. Катится по поверхности, при нажатии плавно меняет свою гравитацию на противоположную.
• НЛО. При нажатии подпрыгивает в воздухе и плавно падает.
• Волна. Движется зигзагом, при зажатии — по диагонали вверх, при отпускании — по диагонали вниз.
• Робот. Движется как куб, но при долгом зажатии подпрыгивает выше.
• Паук. При нажатии мгновенно телепортируется на противоположную поверхность и меняет гравитацию.

Помимо препятствий, на уровнях присутствуют батуты (подбрасывают или меняют гравитацию персонажа), висящие в воздухе сферы или орбы (изменяют вектор движения персонажа, если он нажмёт на эту сферу) и порталы следующих типов:

• Меняющие гравитацию.
• Меняющие скорость движения персонажа
• Пара порталов, телепортирующих персонажа по вертикали
• Отражающий изображение на экране справа налево
• Уменьшающий размер персонажа вдвое (с уменьшением размера прыжков)
• Создающий копию персонажа, на которую действует противоположно направленная гравитация. После этого игрок управляет обоими персонажами одновременно.

Для трех последних порталов есть также порталы, отменяющие их действие.

Игрок получает внутриигровые награды нескольких типов (звёзды (англ. Stars), сферы (англ. Mana Orbs), алмазы (англ. Diamonds), секретные монеты (англ. Secret Coins), пользовательские монеты (англ. User Coins), осколки или шарды (англ. Shards) и ключи (англ. Keys)) за прохождение встроенных и пользовательских уровней, гаунтлетов (англ. Gauntlets) и наборов уровней (англ. Map Packs), и периодически — за открытие сундуков. За сбор определённого количества наград игрок получает новый внешний вид персонажей и другие визуальные эффекты или же возможность купить их в игровом магазине за сферы.

В игре с первой же версии существует редактор уровней, в котором можно построить свой уровень и выложить его для прохождения другими игроками. Изначально в пользовательских уровнях можно было использовать только музыку из официальных уровней, спустя примерно год после выхода игры (в версии 1.9) добавилась возможность использовать свободную музыку с сайта Newgrounds. Пользовательские уровни могут быть отправлены модераторам игры, и, впоследствии, быть отмеченными разработчиком как «оценённые» (англ. Star Rate), «избранные» (англ. Feature) или «эпические» (англ. Epic), за прохождение таких уровней выдаются награды в виде сфер (От 0 за уровень сложности авто до 500 за уровень сложности демон) и звёзд (От 1 за уровень сложности авто до 10 за уровень сложности демон), а создателю за создание и оценку уровня — очки строительства (англ. Creator Points) (В зависимости от оценки уровня создателя, «оценённый» даёт создателю одно очко строительства, «избранный» два очка строительства, а «эпический» три очка строительства). Перед публикацией уровень должен быть верифицирован (англ. Verification — Проверка), то есть пройден автором либо верификатором (человеком которому автор дал уровень на проверку) для доказательства того, что его можно пройти, верификация сложнейших уровней лучшими игроками может занимать несколько месяцев.

После появления возможности использовать музыку с Newgrounds многие игроки стали загружать на этот сайт не свою музыку для использования её в своих уровнях, нарушая авторские права её создателей; на модераторов Newgrounds легла большая нагрузка по поиску и удалению таких треков^[4][5]. Кроме того, многие игроки стали требовать от популярных композиторов разрешить использовать всю их музыку в игре, из-за чего некоторые композиторы отказались продолжать сотрудничество с Newgrounds, пока музыка оттуда доступна в игре^[7]. В январе 2017 года, после подачи петиции на сайте change.org^[8] и множественных жалоб композиторов в Steam, игра была удалена из AppStore, Google Play и Steam. Через несколько дней было достигнуто соглашение: в игре стало можно использовать только музыку композиторов, явным образом согласившихся на это и внесённых в «белый список» создателем игры; после этого игра вернулась в магазины^[9].

Отзывы критиков

Рецензии
Иноязычные издания
Издание	Оценка
iOS	PC
Softpedia		[10]
148Apps	[11]
Common Sense Media	[12]

Портал Softpedia похвалил стиль игры и её сложность, написав: «Хотя иногда игра может немного расстраивать, вы всегда можете пройти этапы, используя режим тренировки, а затем перейти на множество различных пользовательских уровней»^[10]. Сайт 148Apps дал игре положительный отзыв: «Geometry Dash предоставляет все испытания, которые ожидаются от „невозможной“ игры, и в то же время делает её более доступной для новичков»^[11]. На портале Common Sense Media Geometry Dash была включена в список видеоигр дружелюбных к ребёнку, в которую родители могут позволить играть своим детям, добавив, что игра является «хорошим способом справиться с расстройством»^[12].

В 2018 году Geometry Dash заняла 2-е место в топ-10 платных игр для iPad и 7-е место в топ-10 платных игр для iPhone в App Store^[13].

Побочные игры той же серии

Geometry Dash Lite

Geometry Dash Lite — бесплатная неполная версия игры Geometry Dash^[14][15] только для мобильных устройств. Всего в игре доступно 16 первых уровней, в связи с этим большинство достижений недоступно для получения. В игре отсутствует возможность проходить пользовательские уровни и создавать их. Также в данной версии присутствует реклама.

Geometry Dash Meltdown

Geometry Dash Meltdown — бесплатная игра-дополнение только для мобильных устройств^[16][17], которая дополняет мир Geometry Dash и включает в себя 3 уровня. В игре есть новые скины на персонажа, специальные достижения, которых нет в оригинальной части. Также отсутствует редактор уровней, нет пользовательской музыки.

Geometry Dash World

Geometry Dash World — бесплатная игра-дополнение только для мобильных устройств,^[18][19] которая дополняет мир Geometry Dash и включает в себя 2 локации по 5 уровней, примерно 30 сек. каждый. Как и в Geometry Dash Lite, отсутствует возможность создавать уровни и проходить гаунтлеты. В отличие от остальных игр-дополнений, в ней есть возможность проходить некоторые пользовательские уровни — есть Daily (ежедневный) и Weekly (еженедельный) уровни, которые обновляются регулярно, помимо этого присутствует раздел «Featured», в нём есть взятые из оригинальной игры уровни, сделанные другими игроками, которые понравились автору игры и были добавлены в неё. Есть возможность покупать иконки в магазинах, можно открыть хранилище и открывать сундуки, доступен секретный уровень «The Challenge» и секретная комната после его прохождения. В связи с этим возможно получить большинство достижений из оригинальной Geometry Dash.

Geometry Dash SubZero

Geometry Dash SubZero — бесплатная игра-дополнение только для мобильных устройств^[20][21], которая дополняет мир Geometry Dash и включает в себя 3 новых уровня. Является демо-версией обновления 2.2. Отсутствует редактор уровней, нет пользовательской музыки. В данной версии было добавлено 3 новых уровня, в которых присутствуют некоторые нововведения, в частности управление камерой и поворот движения персонажа в другую сторону (не визуальный, как в портале). Было добавлено несколько новых кубов и связанных с ними достижений. Является показом версии 2.2.

Примечания

Ссылки

• robtopgames.com — официальный сайт разработчика

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