Geometry Dash
A one-button rhythm platformer with a hand-picked player level every day and a Weekly Demon.
Every day: A Daily Level each day: one rated player-made level picked by the developer, the same for everyone, that pays out diamonds when you beat it; a harder Weekly Demon changes once a week. New puzzle: Usually 00:00 Central European Time.
Geometry Dash is a rhythm platformer by RobTop Games: you tap to jump your way through levels timed to music. Each day the developer picks one rated player-made level as the Daily Level, with diamonds for beating it, and a tougher Weekly Demon rotates once a week.
About Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash is a rhythm platformer by RobTop Games, released on Steam in December 2014 and also sold for iPhone, iPad and Android. You steer a small icon through levels that scroll at a fixed speed, tapping to jump, fly or flip gravity in time with the music. One touch of a spike ends the attempt, so a level is learned by repeating it until each jump is in your hands.
Besides RobTop's own levels, the game has a level editor and a very large library of levels made by players. Since update 2.1 it has used that library for its daily feature. Each day RobTop picks one rated player level as the Daily Level, the same for everyone, and beating it pays out diamonds on top of the usual rewards. Daily Levels are almost never Demons, the hardest rating, so most players can finish one in a session. A Weekly Demon, a much harder pick, changes once a week.
The Daily Level only moves on once you have beaten or skipped the one you have, so you can carry a level over a day if you need more attempts. Skipping jumps you to the current day.
The daily suits players who already enjoy the game and want a reason to try a new player-made level each day without searching the online library themselves.
How to play Geometry Dash
- Open Geometry Dash and go to the Create menu, then the Daily Level box.
- Load today's Daily Level; it is a player-made level chosen by the developer.
- Tap or hold to jump, fly or flip in time with the music, and restart from the beginning or a practice checkpoint after each crash.
- Beat the level to collect its chest of diamonds and rewards.
- Look in the same place for the Weekly Demon if you want a much harder level for the week.
Tips
- Use practice mode with checkpoints to learn the hard parts before a full attempt.
- Daily Levels rarely reach Demon difficulty, so they are a good way to try player levels of moderate difficulty.
- If a Daily Level is beyond you, skipping it brings you to the current one rather than losing the day.
- Turn the music up: most levels are built so that each jump falls on a beat.
Questions
When does the Geometry Dash Daily Level change?
Usually once a day at 00:00 Central European Time, according to the official wiki.
Is the Daily Level the same for everyone?
Yes. RobTop picks one rated player-made level for each day, and every player sees the same one.
What is the Weekly Demon?
A harder player-made level, rated Demon, that changes once a week and gives extra diamonds when you beat it.
What happens if I do not beat the Daily Level?
It stays until you beat or skip it, so you can keep trying it after the day is over.
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