Geometry Dash Bloodbath

Geometry Dash Bloodbath is a short running game. You move a small block with an angry face through 15 levels. RobTop didn’t make it. Every screen shows a Kiz10 logo, but no maker is named anywhere else, so we don’t know who made it. RobTop’s game has a very hard level called Bloodbath too. This web game has nothing to do with that level.

Is Geometry Dash Bloodbath scary for young kids?

A little. The title screen has a big red demon face with horns. In Level 2 it sits at the top of the screen and opens and closes its mouth the whole time. It doesn’t chase you. It’s just there to look at. Red paint also drips from boxes and from the floor. Parents of young kids should know how it looks.

What do the four arrow keys do in Bloodbath?

Most games like this have one jump button. This one uses four keys. Up is jump, down is slide, left is stop, and right is speed. On a phone you swipe the same ways. The run starts when you click once. One press of up made the block hop and spin. Down squashed it flat on the floor.

Something odd: the help screen shows 25 deaths, a score of 4960 and 63 stars before you’ve played at all. Those numbers aren’t yours. The real ones on the next screen were all zero.

How do you open Bloodbath’s Endless Mode?

The level list has 15 dark tiles. Only tile 1 is open at the start, and the rest have locks. A sign on the right says “Endless Mode, complete all levels”. So you have to finish all 15 first.

Level 1 takes about five seconds. There’s nothing in the way. The block runs on a red and black floor, picks up stars and reaches a white swirl. We got a score of 10 and 8 stars. The green arrows on the result box don’t start Level 2. They take you back to the list, where tile 2 is now open.

Level 2 turns the block green, with a pink brain on top. This is where the first spikes show up. We hit one, and our deaths went from 0 to 1.

Does Bloodbath save the levels you open?

Yes. We closed the page and came back. Tile 2 was still open, with our score of 10 and 8 stars. The stars from our unfinished Level 2 run were gone, though. On a phone held straight up, the game is a thin strip in the middle of the screen. Turn it on its side.

For longer levels with spikes from the start, try Geometry Dash Clone. Geometry Dash Wave has you steer one dart instead of jumping and sliding. You’ll find more runners with good timing in our jumping games.