If you're looking for a new game to play, consider Geometry Dash. This puzzle game is incredibly addictive and will keep kids busy for hours. If you're not familiar with the game, it was inspired by The Impossible Game, with cube gameplay mechanics. Developers spent four months perfecting the game, and it is a must-play for everyone. Moreover, the game is accessible to players of all ages, from toddlers to adults.
In the sixth major update, a new level was added, dubbed Theory of Everything, which is named after the soundtrack of the same name. In addition, this new level introduced mirror portals, which reverse the direction of the levels. The game also received a lite version, which only had one level, and a new feature called Gravity Ball, which changes gravity as the player taps the screen. The game also introduced a "Demon" rating for custom levels. Demon levels, however, were not made until 1.6.
Another exciting feature of Geometry Dash 2.2 is the free Lite version. Unlike the free version, the full version features new levels, soundtracks, achievements, and an online level editor. In addition to adding more levels, the lite version also includes free content, with no ads or microtransactions. A bonus feature in the free version is the ability to save progress and transfer progress to the full version. The game also includes new characters, music, and icons.
