On mobile, you can tap anywhere on the screen during the levels to control your character. You then only need the space bar or mouse button to jump control your character. You can use a controller to play the PC version, and you only need a stick, to select options in the menu and level select. On the rare occasion where you interact with a character, there is no voice acting but the subtitles are the same readable style as the rest of the text. The text is very clearly displayed in large text and white or bold colours that contrast well with the background colour. There is a very minor amount of reading required, including information on how to unlock items. There is also a practice mode, where you can play through any level and set checkpoints as frequently as required so that you can improve on the parts you get stuck on.
You can also create your own levels in the level editor and upload them for other players to enjoy.Īlthough you can't adjust the difficulty of the game as a whole, you can select from hundreds of challenges at varying difficulty.
The levels are designed with a retro style, although the later levels introduce more modern and detailed design elements. Each level introduces a new type of gameplay, be it a portal that switches your direction or gravity or one that turns your cube into arrow that waves up and down the screen. While the first several levels are relatively straightforward, the later ones are far more complex and require significant memorisation and quick reflexes and reactions to beat. The levels get harder as you progress through the game and each level's difficulty is clearly indicated. If you hit any of the obstacles, you get sent back to the beginning of the level and have to start again. It features over 20 stages where you play as a customisable small cube, which you used to dodge 2D obstacles to the rhythm of electronic music using a single button to control the cube. Geometry Dash is a running, jumping game.
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