"Loading Rage Cannon" is a reference to the song Bass Cannon by Flux Pavilion."It's Over 9000!" is a quote from the television series Dragon Ball Z."If at first you don't succeed, try, try again." is quote from Thomas H Palmer's Teacher's Manual published in 1840."Here be dragons." is a phrase referring to uncharted territory on medieval maps which were often indicated by depictions of sea monsters."Fus ro DASH!" is a reference to the phrase "Fus Ro Dah!" from the game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim."A wild RubRub appeared!" is a reference to the phrase "A wild has appeared!" from the game series Pokémon.You can download all the songs from the Level Select page!.Use Practice Mode to learn the layout of a level.Unlock new icons and colors by completing achievements!.This seems like a good place to hide a secret.Spikes are not your friends, don't forget to jump.Listen to the music to help time your jumps.If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.Go online to play other player's levels!.Build your own levels using the level editor.The mobile versions of Geometry Dash along with the other games in the series used to have Everyplay integration, a service where users could record and upload videos of gameplay.
Geometry Dash shares similar elements with The Impossible Game in terms of basic level components and cube gameplay mechanics. All main levels begin with a regular cube sequence. Entering into and exiting out of any of the three primary menus will always result in a cube being the next icon to pass by. The icons exclusive to the Steam version of the game can appear for other versions. The unique mini designs for the cube and ball can appear at the normal size for each. Spiders will only ever be the design that is currently selected in the Icon Kit. They can be selected, which will destroy them. On the main menu, normal or mini icons of any customised combination will travel past randomly. The level and references to it throughout the game were removed from the code in subsequent versions. It was still present after Update 1.5, being updated to reward 13 stars. It would have been an Insane difficulty level rewarding 12 stars. A level named Active (music by DJVI) was seemingly planned for after Update 1.4, where the incomplete level was present in the game's code. The Geometry Dash Menu Theme was composed by the developer, Robert Topala, accessible from his Newgrounds profile RobTop. The original name of Geometry Dash during its beta phase was Geometry Jump. Theory of Everything 2 (20 secret coin lock)
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