Robert Topala is the creator of the side-scrolling, platforming Geometry Dash game series. The game was first launched on iOS and Android on August 13, 2013, then on Windows and macOS on December 22, 2014. In Geometry Dash, users steer a symbol through musical levels and steer clear of spikes and other hazards.

The creator of Geometry Dash created 26 lengthy levels, 22 of which are auto-scrolling and 4 of which are "platformer" levels. In addition, there is a quick level named "The Challenge" that has nothing to do with the other 26 levels. Players may make their own unique levels using the system for creating levels, share them online, and play levels made by other players. One may get in-game cash, including stars, moons, coins, mana orbs, or diamonds, from a variety of sources, like official and user-made levels and chests.

In the very entertaining game Geometry Dash, you navigate through 22 pre-made levels by simply jumping over spikes and dodging all of the obstacles in order to complete each one! 

Step right up to the geometric challenge! Not your typical platformer, Geometry Dash (or Geometry Dash Game) is a rhythm-infused adventure that tests your reflexes and concentration like never before. From the game's fundamental principles to its thriving online community, this guide will teach you everything you need to know to dive headfirst into the exciting world of Geometry Dash, whether you're contemplating purchasing the full edition or just playing the free version, Geometry Dash Lite.

Minigames: Jumping, Dashing, and Rhythm

Geometry Dash is based on a very simple idea. In Geometry Dash World, the primary game mode, you pilot a cube-shaped avatar through perilous levels by touching the screen to control its jumps and flights. Here, however, is when it all comes together: the action moves in perfect time with the upbeat score. In this mesmerizing mashup of rhythm and difficulty, each boost, leap, and gravity flip serves as an extension of the score.