Geometry Subzero

One of the games developed as offshoots of the original Geometry Dash series is Geometry SubZero. Initially, the plan was to utilize Geometry SubZero as a testing ground for elements intended for the highly anticipated Geometry Dash 2.2 main game. At the same time, there are plenty of chances for players to feel enchanted thanks to three new levels and updated animation effects!

Geometry Subzero’s Overview

Just like in the original Geometry Dash, there are three separate levels for players to start on. To get the hang of the timing and controls, kids should begin with the easier levels. Use the spacebar or the left mouse button to jump; using both at once will have the character leap multiple times. Remember that the button's action changes depending on the character's shape; thus, this method of control won't work in every level.

Game Mode

As a default configuration, the player can only advance through stages in Normal Mode. To progress in this mode, you have to reach the level's end without crashing into anything.
Practice Mode allows you to practice the level's layout. In case you run into an impediment while playing, you may easily go back to the closest checkpoint thanks to the game's automatically placed ones.

Every level has three hidden coins, and players can up the stakes by making it their personal aim to find them all. They are usually in awkward places and require expert-level knowledge.

Game Mechanics

You can easily access controls by simply pressing a button!

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