Geometry Dash is like a test of your sanity disguised as a rhythm game. The regular levels? A warm-up. The demon-levels? They're basically a conspiracy to make you question your life choices. You’ll spend hours trying to jump over spikes, only to hit the tiniest corner of a block and have your dreams shattered in milliseconds.

But here’s the thing: every time you fail (and you will, A LOT), you’ll pick yourself up and dive right back in, because something about dodging impossibly placed obstacles to an upbeat soundtrack is just too satisfying. You’ll curse the game. You’ll scream at the screen. And then, you’ll beat that level and feel like a superhero.

10/10, would recommend if you’re looking to test the limits of your rage tolerance, and also want a strangely addictive experience that makes you feel like a champion when you finally conquer the impossible.

Geometry Dash is like a test of your sanity disguised as a rhythm game. The regular levels? A warm-up. The demon-levels? They're basically a conspiracy to make you question your life choices. You’ll spend hours trying to jump over spikes, only to hit the tiniest corner of a block and have your dreams shattered in milliseconds. But here’s the thing: every time you fail (and you will, A LOT), you’ll pick yourself up and dive right back in, because something about dodging impossibly placed obstacles to an upbeat soundtrack is just too satisfying. You’ll curse the game. You’ll scream at the screen. And then, you’ll beat that level and feel like a superhero. 10/10, would recommend if you’re looking to test the limits of your rage tolerance, and also want a strangely addictive experience that makes you feel like a champion when you finally conquer the impossible.