Geometry Dash Black Line

Geometry Dash Black Line is a flying game in black and white. You steer through dark levels full of white spikes. We don’t know who made it. No name shows on the screen, and the game’s files only use a default name. It isn’t made by RobTop, the maker of Geometry Dash.

Five faces and no title screen in Black Line

When the game opens, you don’t see a title or a menu. You only see five level cards. Each one has a face that tells you how hard it is. Blue is laughing, and that’s the easiest. Then come a green smile, a yellow unsure face and an orange angry face. The last one is a red demon with horns, and it’s the hardest.

All five cards showed 0% at the start. None of them had a lock.

Here’s the bad thing. There are no words and no help at all. You land on five faces and have to guess what to press. Clicking a card starts that level.

What’s inside the first Black Line level?

It’s all black, with a white line for the floor and another for the ceiling. Square blocks drawn in white outline stand in stacks. White spikes point down from the ceiling and up from the floor. A red button in the top left corner takes you out.

We pressed and held the mouse button a few times. The bar at the top moved up to 20%, and each card keeps your best percent. This is the good thing about Black Line. The black and white look is very clean, and the faces on the cards are the same kind real Geometry Dash uses.

Black Line and Black Ball are one game underneath

Black Line has a twin on this site, Geometry Dash Black Ball. Both come from the same set of game files. They even use one save. After we got 20% here, we opened Black Ball. Its first level card said 20% before we’d played it at all. Black Ball is the bigger one. It has a spiky ball, star coins, a shop and more levels.

Does Black Line fit on a phone?

Yes. The game fills the whole width of a phone held upright. There’s a thin bar from the website at the bottom. We didn’t see any ads while we played.

If you like steering instead of jumping, Geometry Dash Wave has ten levels of it, plus a mode for two players. Italian Brainrot in Geometry Dash also has black levels between two white lines, but you fly a tiny creature. More games like these are in geometry games.