Take his word for it! I know 2.2 will be mind-boggling, but seriously, not too hard on Robtop- (jeez) Anyway, enough about 2.2. Also, salute to what my brother put as a message on his profile: “I actually don’t blame RobTop for taking so long to make 2.2 because it’s a lot of coding and stuff”. Every evening, before I play all the other games that I also play, I shove them aside and start claiming my daily. It’s all to roar up at Robtop / RubRub what an amazing game he’s put together. Come on! You mean I’m going too wild with my review here? No way Jose. Geometry Dash, Geometry Dash, Geometry Dash. If anyone really read all the way down to this I had to make, you’re a legend! Triggers are awesome, music is banging, coins REALLY COULD be thought on more in their spots, and that’s it. *cough* And that is all I can really explain for this game. The only actually cool one (which used a technique from Deadlocked) is the second coin in Nock ‘Em, where there is a key you have to get to unlock a hidden path TO A COIN, WHEREAS THE COIN IS VISIBLE FROM THE START. Most of it are walls you can go through, really. The secret hidden coins REALLY need to improve in their hiding spots. (For those who didn’t know, the soundtrack for Press Start is actually used from DanTDM.)Īlthough everything (almost) is absolutely perfect here, I do have one concern. Especially to say Press Start was an outstanding start to the game itself. And yes, this entire game is only 3 stages long, there are so much hard work put into each one. The depth put into this spinoff sequel is AWESOME. The music get you hyped up and ready for the level, because, trust me, the type of this rhythm game is consistent hardcore. This stands out to be an outstanding project for the future of 2.2, featuring extremely cool mechanics I have NEVER seen!Īnd before anyone asks, yes, THE SOUNDTRACKS ARE ABSOLUTE TOP HITTING BANGERS. This game is a PERFECT spinoff for the Geometry Dash series.

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