Geometry Dash is a rhythm-based platformer game created by RobTop Games. It was released in 2013 for The game is known for its fast-paced gameplay, difficult levels, and huge community of creators who design their own custom levels. At its core, Geometry Dash is simple. You control a small icon, usually a cube, that automatically moves forward. Your main goal is to reach the end of the level without crashing into spikes, blocks, or other obstacles. Most of the time, the only button you need is jump. On mobile, you tap the screen. On PC, you can use the spacebar, mouse, or up arrow. Although the controls are easy to learn, mastering the game takes a lot of practice because every level requires precise timing. One of the features that makes Geometry Dash unique is that every level is synchronized with music. Obstacles often match the rhythm, allowing players to use the soundtrack as a guide for jumps and movements. This creates a satisfying experience where gameplay and music work together. Many players memorize levels by listening to the song rather than watching every obstacle. The game includes many different game modes, each changing how you control your icon: Cube – The classic mode where you jump over obstacles. Ship – Hold to fly upward and release to fall. Ball – Clicking switches gravity. UFO – Each tap makes the UFO hop upward. Wave – Hold to move diagonally upward and release to move diagonally downward. Robot – Jump height depends on how long you hold. Spider – Instantly teleports between surfaces. Swing – Changes direction with every click, requiring careful control. Throughout levels, you'll encounter portals that change your speed, gravity, size, direction, or game mode. For example, a portal might transform your cube into a ship or reverse gravity, forcing you to adapt instantly. Geometry Dash has official levels made by RobTop, each introducing new mechanics. These levels gradually increase in difficulty. Some of the well-known official levels include: Stereo Madness Back on Track Polargeist Dry Out Base After Base Can't Let Go Jumper Time Machine Cycles xStep Clutterfunk Theory of Everything Electroman Adventures Clubstep Electrodynamix Hexagon Force Blast Processing Theory of Everything 2 Geometrical Dominator Deadlocked Fingerdash Dash Each official level rewards stars, coins, and icons that players can unlock for customization. Difficulty is a major part of Geometry Dash. Levels are rated using categories such as: Easy Normal Hard Harder Insane Easy Demon Medium Demon Hard Demon Insane Demon Extreme Demon "Demon" levels are among the hardest content in the game. Extreme Demons can take skilled players thousands—or even hundreds of thousands—of attempts to complete. One of Geometry Dash's biggest strengths is its level editor. Players can create nearly any type of level using blocks, decorations, triggers, animations, camera controls, and visual effects. Modern levels can include cutscenes, moving environments, boss fights, puzzles, and even simple games built entirely within the editor. Some creators spend months or years perfecting a single level. The community uploads millions of custom levels ranging from beginner-friendly maps to nearly impossible challenges. Levels can earn ratings from RobTop based on quality. Highly rated levels reward players with stars, diamonds, user coins, mana orbs, and other collectibles. Customization is another popular feature. Players can unlock hundreds of cubes, ships, balls, UFOs, waves, robots, spiders, swings, colors, trails, and death effects by completing achievements, collecting coins, opening chests, and progressing through the game. This lets every player create a unique appearance. Geometry Dash also includes online features such as: Player profiles Friends Comments Leaderboards Daily Levels Weekly Demon Event Levels Featured Levels Lists Quests