Geometry Dash Lite

Geometry Dash Lite is a thrilling game that takes you to various lands. Let's explore these marvelous lands, but beware of the dangers that lie ahead.

Game Modes in Geometry Dash Lite

When you start the game, you'll need to choose between Normal Mode and Practice Mode. Wondering what sets these modes apart? Here's the answer:

Practice Mode: If you're new to the game, I recommend starting with this mode. It's perfect for beginners. While there are no designated checkpoints, you can create your own checkpoints, marked by green gems. If you encounter hazards along the way, you'll respawn at the nearest checkpoint and continue your adventure. However, you won't earn rewards in this mode.
Normal Mode: This mode doesn't allow you to place checkpoints. You'll need to be cautious and avoid hazards throughout your journey, as crashing will send you back to the starting point. But if you manage to complete a level in this mode, you'll earn rewards.

Discover Fascinating Lands

If you have a passion for exploration, this game offers a chance to visit many wonderful lands. However, be aware that these lands are filled with dangers that can harm you and prevent you from reaching your destination. Watch out for countless spiky traps, towering walls, rotating buzzsaws, and dark rivers. These deadly traps are scattered everywhere. A momentary lapse of attention can lead to a collision. So, stay focused when playing! Another important tip is to practice your quick reflexes to jump and dodge obstacles in time.

Furthermore, keep in mind that the only collectible items on your journey are gold coins. Each land hides three coins, so make sure to find and collect them. Gathering as many coins as possible will allow you to unlock new characters or icons.

Enter Mysterious Portals

During your adventure, you'll encounter various portals with unique effects. These portals can alter your speed, size, gravity, and even your appearance. Here's a list of portals you should remember:

Gravity Portal: This portal appears in the Dry Out level. Passing through it will invert your gravity.
Mirror Portal: Found in the Time Machine level, this portal consists of three circles. It reverses the screen direction once you enter it.
Dual Portal: Shaped like a triangle, this portal creates a duplicate of your character. You'll need to control both characters simultaneously.
Size Portal: There are two types of size portals—purple and green. The purple portals make you bigger or smaller, and you can return to normal size by going through the green portals.
Speed Portals: These portals, resembling directional arrows, alter your speed. There are five types of speed portals. Note that the yellow left-pointing portal slows you down, while the right-pointing portals increase your speed.
Form Portal: The final portal is the form portal, which transforms your appearance. For example, entering the cube portal changes you into a cube. There are a total of seven form portals.