Geometry Dash
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About this game
This Geometry Dash is a fan remake built in Scratch (the title reads Geometry Dash v1.5), not RobTop's official game. It keeps the heart of the original: your cube slides forward on its own to the music, and all you do is time your jumps over spikes, blocks and gaps. One mistake and you're straight back to the start.
Made by another developer and hosted on Brainlag.
How to play
On the menu, choose one of three levels with the left and right arrow keys, or by clicking the arrows at the sides of the screen. Press Space or click to start.
Your cube moves forward automatically and you control only the jump. Press Space, the Up arrow or W, or click the mouse, to jump. Holding the button keeps you jumping as soon as you land, which is handy for runs of spikes and staircases of blocks.
Touching a spike or crashing into the side of a block ends the attempt and restarts the level from the beginning. Stars are placed along the route for you to collect, and the game shows your best result so you can see whether you're getting further.
Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Space / Up arrow / W | Jump |
| Mouse click / tap | Jump |
| Left / Right arrows | Choose a level on the menu |
Tips
- Use the music as a cue. Once you've heard a level a few times, the song helps you remember where the tricky jumps are coming.
- Hold the jump button through long rows of spikes or rising blocks instead of tapping for each one; the cube jumps again the moment it lands.
- For a single spike, jump as late as you dare. Jumping early is the most common way to land on whatever comes next.
- Focus on where you died. Attempts restart instantly, so practise the one section that keeps catching you rather than worrying about the whole level.
- Short sessions help. A few focused attempts often get you further than an hour of frustrated retries, so it's a nice quick break between study sessions.
FAQ
Is this the real Geometry Dash?
No. It's a fan-made Scratch remake with three levels. The official Geometry Dash by RobTop is a separate game with far more levels and features.
Can I play on a phone or tablet?
Yes. A tap counts as a click, so you can jump by tapping the screen and tap the side arrows on the menu to change level.
Does it save my progress?
No. This Scratch version doesn't save anything between visits, so your best results reset when you reload the page. Levels are short, so getting back to where you were doesn't take long.