David: Geometry Dash may, for some, be yet another reason to hate math and numbers in general. Don’t fret, though, as this game does not have anything to do with areas or perimeters, as Geometry Dash may just be the solution to teach you about shapes – although not in the most conventional of ways. This game allows players to really test their skills when it comes to timing and reflexes, and there are several exciting stages and thrilling soundtracks in order to do just that. Geometry Dash has a light, free version, and it is through playing this version that we have come up with this quick guide so that you will be able to know more about the game.
Oh who didn't love the insanity and challenge that came with Geometry Dash, I know I certainly did. For the same reasons Geometry Dash was special on mobile, Alteric special on the Nintendo Switch.
Contributor Kathryn Haro reviews the mobile rhythm-based action platformer, Geometry Dash Meltdown, where players navigate a 2D obstacle course in a mad dash.
Do you scream or are you, like, just a silent, revenge plotting, type?
Usually i am a silent person when it comes to these games. Except maybe for an instance or two like challenge four in Vanquish ( it was a B!#$/) and Chapter 2 AKUMU mode, other than that i am really calm :) . Glad to see another Kingdom hearts fan too.
It's rare but sometimes I throw my controller. I throw it on the sofa or at a pillow on the sofa I sit on so the controller doesn't break. Because I'm a smart rage quiter lol
I'm the same, if a game frustrates me too much i would never just throw my controller on the floor, somewhere soft is always the best thing to do :p
I never really rage quit either, i just rage and carry on playing :p
