Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash runs on a single button. The level scrolls toward you to the music, your icon turns into a ship, a robot or a spider along the way, and the obstacles often follow the beat of the track.
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It was made by Swedish developer Robert Topala, whose earlier games had only modest success. Geometry Dash came out on phones in August 2013 and reached Steam in December 2014.
The official levels are just a warm-up. Players have built more than 150 million of their own in the editor, and some have even recreated other games inside it. For the hardest levels, the demons, the community started its own list, where moderators check every completion.
Players waited almost seven years for update 2.2 after 2.1. Topala planned it for Christmas 2020, then for the end of 2022, and released it in December 2023. Afterwards concurrent players on Steam jumped past 88,000.
Critics praised the music and visuals but criticized the difficulty. Only one reviewer felt the game, frustrating as it is, was worth the nerves. Players rate it 93% positive across 612,757 reviews. On our Recommended Score it ranks 709 of 4,736 games.
Liked it? Try Just Shapes & Beats, where up to four players dodge shapes moving to the beat, and Celeste, where Madeline climbs a mountain with dashes and wall jumps.
Major updates
Update 2.209 · Oct 2026System requirements
Minimum 512 MB RAM · 100 MB✕Steam Deck UnsupportedMin & recommended
| Minimum | |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows XP |
| Processor | 2.0+ GHz |
| Memory | 512 MB |
| Graphics | OpenGL 2.0 support |
| Storage | 100 MB |
From the game’s Steam store page.
