How to Play?

Geometry Dash uses a touchscreen, keyboard, mouse or controller (depending which platform like P.C,iOS, or PlayStation) to control different vehicles that react when a player presses anywhere on the touchscreen and can be held down to constantly interact with certain modes. Players cannot control the speed at which the icon is moving. The timing and rhythm of the level’s music are key parts of the game, often in sync with one an other so try to stay in sync and time yourself perfectly for this is often the key to beating hard levels like Bloodlust or The Yandre, 2 User Levels. The objective of all of the levels is to complete it by reaching its end while maneuvering through hazardous objects. If the player crashes into a hazardous object (like a Spike), they will have to start over from the beginning.

Portals
The player-character can take up to seven separate modes/vehicles, which behave differently with each interaction the player makes. The mode the character takes is changed by seven portals, each of which is a different color. There are different portals that influences behavior of the icon. Some functions of these portals are like reversing the game view, adding a second player-character or most commonly, changing into a new vehicle.

Triggers
There can be special triggers which can alter an object’s properties such as the Move triggers or game-changing triggers like the Random Trigger and Camera Controls Triggers coming in the long-awaited along with a song-changing trigger. Some triggers also change the colors of objects and the Background and some can also trigger certain entities like Dragons and Bats to do about 4 different custom animations.