Geometry Dash Crazy

Geometry Dash Crazy is a running game with one button. A green cube with an orange face runs along a white line, and you click to jump over black spikes. The logo on the menu says Crazy School Games, and it shows up in the level too. So they’re the maker. RobTop, who made Geometry Dash, isn’t.

Is Geometry Dash Crazy a level from the real game?

No. People who search for it sometimes mean a player-made level with a similar name inside the real Geometry Dash. This is a different thing. It’s a small game of its own, with its own cube, its own menu and its own levels. You don’t need the real game to play it.

Two clicks from the menu to the first spike

This is the good part. The menu is short. There’s a skin button to change your cube, a big PLAY button, a “MORE GAME” button and a music button. Click PLAY, click a level, and you’re already running.

The first level has a loud blue background with green and light blue circles all over it. The spikes come one at a time or in pairs. A little dust trail follows your cube. You can pause with the button up in the right corner.

Green circles hide the black spikes

Here’s the bad thing. The background is very busy, with circles everywhere. The spikes are black with a white glow on the edges. When the cube is moving fast, they’re hard to pick out from all those circles.

A big “ATTEMPT” number rolls past with the level, so you always know how many tries you’ve used. We didn’t see a percent bar.

How many levels does Geometry Dash Crazy have?

The game’s files hold three levels and a card that says coming soon. We didn’t look at which ones were locked. We also didn’t see any ads.

Phones are a problem if you hold them straight up. Crazy then plays in a narrow band, with lots of empty space above and below. It’s meant for a phone lying sideways.

Crazy, Blackboard and Nemesis share one set of menus

The same menu words show up in three games on this site: Crazy, Geometry Dash Nemesis and Geometry Dash Blackboard. Blackboard is worth a look for its chalk drawings. The art and the maker’s logo are different in each one, so they’re not the same game.

Want to see where the idea came from? The home page game here copies the early levels of the real Geometry Dash. There are more one-button runners in jumping games.