Geometry Dash Clone

Geometry Dash Clone is a fan game that copies the first mode of Geometry Dash. A square runs to the right by itself, and you make it jump over spikes. It isn’t made by RobTop. The page names a game site called Game.is, but no maker is named in the game. The menu is very plain. The seven levels behind it are long, though.

Which keys make the Geometry Dash Clone cube jump?

The start screen tells you: “Jump using mouse button, space bar or W key”. Our first tries all ended at the very first spikes. We pressed space in a steady beat, and it didn’t work. What worked was holding. If you hold the space bar down, the cube jumps again each time it lands. That got us over the double spike.

Every time you crash, you start again at once. White words slide across the screen with your try number. We were on “ATTEMPT 10” when we finally got past.

Can you pick any level in Geometry Dash Clone?

Yes. Under the title there’s a box that says “LEVEL 1” with arrows on both sides. Click the arrows to pick one of seven levels. None of them are locked. We played Level 2 and Level 4 without finishing Level 1. That’s the best thing about it.

The bad part is that it doesn’t remember your level. After we closed the page and came back, the box said Level 1 again.

What comes after the double spike on Level 1?

You play as a pink cube with green marks, on a blue green floor. After the double spike comes a black block, then a row of small spikes with light blue tips. Then there are black pillars that get taller and taller, with more spikes between them. Our run ended there.

Level 4 gets hard fast. It has thin black slabs floating in the air, right before a long row of spikes on the floor. The cube flips in the air each time it jumps, like it does in RobTop’s game. The game’s files also have a ship part. We didn’t reach it, so we can’t tell you where it is.

What does the pause button do in Geometry Dash Clone?

Not much. Two round buttons sit in the top right corner. One takes you back to the start, and the other is pause. Pausing only stops the picture. There’s no restart button and no sound slider. Held upright on a phone, it turns into a thin strip with tiny spikes. A computer works much better.

Geometry Dash Bloodbath gives you more moves, since you can also slide, stop and speed up. Our homepage game is a copy of the first Geometry Dash levels, so it feels close to this one. For flying instead of jumping, there’s Geometry Dash ufo.