Geometry Dash Super Bull Fonk

Geometry Dash Super Bull Fonk is a running game with a bull in place of a cube. A blue bull with horns runs along the bottom of a black screen. Big purple blocks come at it from the top and from the bottom. You have to get through the gaps. We don’t know who made it. The game’s files don’t give a real maker’s name. It isn’t a RobTop game, so it’s not part of the real Geometry Dash.

What is the blue bull in Super Bull Fonk?

The bull is you. It glows blue, and the edges of the screen glow purple. It’s the best part of the game. The bull is drawn with care, with sharp horns and a strong body. When it hits a block, it bursts into lots of tiny white dots. Then the run is over.

Are there spikes, or just purple blocks?

We didn’t see a single spike. The things to miss are wide purple blocks. Some hang down from the top. Others stand up from the floor. The gaps between them are where the bull needs to go.

How do you flip the bull to the top?

You press the mouse on the game. The blocks at the top and bottom show that the bull moves between the two sides. Our clicks did work. But we never saw a clean flip before our bull ran into a block. So we can’t tell you the best time to press.

No menu, no score and no help in Super Bull Fonk

This is the hard part. There’s no start menu and no level list. The game drops you straight into a run, and nothing tells you what to press. We also didn’t see a score or a percent bar. So you can’t tell how far you got.

It does save, though. While we played, the game kept writing “Save Local” and “Save Cloud” every few seconds. We just couldn’t see what it saved. We didn’t see any ads in about a minute of play.

On a phone held up straight, the game fills the whole width of the screen. A thin bar with the site’s name sits under it.

Other glowing games to try after the bull

If you like dark screens with bright colors, try Geometry Vibes Monster. You fly a white rocket through purple space and dodge green spike blocks. Geometry Dash Lava Mode is good if you want real levels, since it has five of them. For a plain cube, try the game on our home page. It’s a copy of the first Geometry Dash levels.