It’s known to be a good soundtrack, and you can download it in-game for $0.99 each song. The soundtrack consists of one song for each level there is plus the song that plays when you play levels in practice mode – that’s twenty-two songs, and they’re all dubstep. Your icon is changeable, and you can earn new icons by unlocking achievements or buying them in the store, which uses orbs, the in-game currency. Your icon is usually a square with designs of some sort on it. The levels are very colorful, but with much detail. In each level your icon will encounter various spikes, walls, drops, and other obstacles to overcome in the pressure of the autoscroll. There is no story involved in Geometry Dash your objective is just to survive, or complete all of the levels provided. This review is based off of the full version of the game.

As of recently, Geometry Dash SubZero came out, but I have not played it nor know much about it. The least popular version of this game is called Geometry Dash Meltdown, and it is free but only comes with three levels that are not included in the full version. This version has twenty-one levels, three of which need to be unlocked via coins, that you can find hidden in levels. The most popular version, Geometry Dash (the full version), costs $1.99. There are four versions: Geometry Dash Lite, which is the free version with ten levels (only available on Android and iOS).

It is a rhythm based platformer game that happens to have nothing to do with geometry. Geometry Dash is a 2013 mobile and Steam game developed by Robert Topala, or RobTop.

Available on: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows

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