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Geometry Dash is a rhythm-based platformer game developed and published by RobTop Games. It was released for $1.99 USD on August 13, 2013 for iOS and Android, and for $3.99 USD on December 22, 2014 for Steam. A lite version of the game is available on mobile devices with fewer features, as well as free expansions, Geometry Dash Meltdown, Geometry Dash World and Geometry Dash SubZero, which include exclusive levels.
The player takes the form of different entities with unique mechanics such as a cube, a ball or a UFO. Using one-touch gameplay, the player must try to navigate through a series of interactiveobstacles, movement-shifting transporters and behaviour-manipulating portals to reach the end of levels without crashing, all while listening to exciting soundtracks along the way.
The original name of Geometry Dash during its beta phase was Geometry Jump.
On the main menu, normal or mini icons of any customised combination will travel past randomly. They can be selected, which will destroy them.
Spiders will only ever be the design that is currently selected in the Icon Kit.
The unique mini designs for the cube and ball can appear at the normal size for each.
The icons exclusive to the Steam version of the game can appear for other platforms.
Entering and exiting one of the three primary menus will always result in a cube being the next icon to pass by.
The Geometry Dash Menu Theme was composed by the developer, Robert Topala, accessible from his Newgrounds profile RobTop.
Geometry Dash shares similar elements with The Impossible Game in terms of basic level components and cube gameplay mechanics.
The mobile versions of Geometry Dash along with the other games in the series used to have Everyplay integration, a service where users could record and upload videos of gameplay. It was discontinued on October 1, 2018.
Loading screen phrases
There are a total of 61 loading screen phrases.
A wild RubRub appeared!
Back for more are ya?
Build your own levels using the level editor
Calculating chance of success
Can you beat them all?
Collecting scrap metal
Counting to 1337
Does anyone even read this?
Drawing pretty pictures
Fake spikes are fake
Fus Ro DASH!
Go online to play other player's levels!
Here be dragons...
Hiding rocket launcher
Hiding secret Vault
Hiding secrets
Hold down to keep jumping
Hold on, reading the manual
Hope the big guy doesn't wake up...
hsaD yrtemoeG
I don't know how this works...
I have been expecting you.
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again...
It's all in the timing
It's Over 9000!
Listen to the music to help time your jumps
Loading awesome soundtracks...
Loading Rage Cannon
Loading the progressbar
Loading will be finished... soon
Looking for pixels
Only one button required to crash
Play, Crash, Rage, Quit, Repeat
Programmer is sleeping, please wait
Programming amazing AI
Pro tip: Don't crash
Pro tip: Jump
RobTop is love, RobTop is life
RubRub was here
Shhhhh! You're gonna wake the big one!
So many secrets...
So, what's up?
Spikes are not your friends, don't forget to jump
Spikes... OF DOOM!
Spooky doesn't get out much
Starting the flux capacitor
Such wow, Very amaze.
The spikes whisper to me...
The Vault Keeper's name is "Spooky"
This seems like a good place to hide a secret...
Waiting for planets to align
Wandering around aimlessly
Warp Speed
What if the spikes are the good guys?
Where did I put that coin...
Why don't you go outside?
Why U have to be mad?
Unlock new icons and colors by completing achievements!
Use Practice Mode to learn the layout of a level
You can download all the songs from the Level Select page!
References
"A wild RubRub appeared!" is a reference to the phrase "A wild <random pokémon> has appeared!" from the game series Pokémon.
"Fus ro DASH!" is a reference to the phrase "Fus Ro Dah!" from the game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
"Here be dragons..." is a phrase referring to uncharted territory on medieval maps which were often indicated by depictions of sea monsters.
"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again..." is quote from Thomas H Palmer's Teacher's Manual published in 1840.
"It's Over 9000!" is a quote from the television series Dragon Ball Z.
"Loading Rage Cannon" is a reference to the song Bass Cannon by Flux Pavilion.
"Play, Crash, Rage, Quit, Repeat" is a reference to the song Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat by Fatboy Slim and Riva Starr.
"RobTop is love, RobTop is life" is a reference to the phrase "Shrek is Love, Shrek is Life" from a YouTube video of the same name.
"Starting the flux capacitor" is a reference to the movie series Back to the Future.
"Such wow, Very amaze." is a reference to the Doge meme.
"Why U have to be mad?" is a reference to the Y U NO meme.
Update log (iOS)
The following table contains the official update information provided by the iOS App Store, only omitting secondary information such as support notices.
Easy
Normal
Hard
Harder
Insane
Demon
Unrated
