What you are seeing here is an AI playing Geometry
Dash. And this is a Shrek movie scene in GD. Yeah; these are only a fraction of the crazy
things we’ll mention, so stick around to see Geometry Dash’s Greatest Accomplishments.
Let’s start off simple. This is Khorne, a level with over a million objects. The
dedication to build such a behemoth is incredible but contrary to popular belief
it doesn’t actually have the most objects. That would be Noclip Ocular Miracle which
has an outstanding 1.3 million objects. Yeah, good luck running this on your phone. Anyhow, some
other levels actually have even more objects using some weird techniques but this is actually a fully
completed level that’s meant to be played so I think it’s fair for it to take the number 1 spot.
But anyway, while I was searching for accomplishments I remembered Mastergame. It’s an
entire RPG made inside of Geometry Dash and when it was released it amazed everyone. It really
showed the community what was possible with the in-game editor and a lot of people still consider
it as one of the greatest levels ever made, for good reason. However, that was back
in 2017. Let’s fast forward a bit to 2019… This is Dim, an entire 3D game in Geometry Dash.
The way it was made is by using a technique known as ray casting to simulate a 3D effect, so it’s
basically an illusion. However, what’s more interesting is that it was created automatically.
That’s right, a bot literally made a Geometry Dash level. By editing the level’s save file directly,
you can do complicated tasks that would take years to do in a matter of minutes. The fact that
someone was able to do this is nothing short of incredible but this isn’t the only time Spu7nix
was able to amaze the world, but more on that later… (Idea: Have in the BG play a voice line
saying “I will make the greatest level ever!”) For now let’s look at this player who
managed to beat an Extreme Demon invisible. Yeah, they literally took the hardest difficulty
of the game, made it so you can’t see the gameplay and just completed it, which is just have
their reaction play or maybe a little before Since we are on the topic of Extreme Demons this
is Bloodbath, one of the most iconic levels ever. When it was released it got massive amounts of
attention and was immediately considered the hardest thing made by a long shot.
But that was over six years ago, how has difficulty evolved nowadays? Wow.
Even then, this is nothing compared to what these players did. What if on one fine day you decided
that beating the hardest level wasn’t enough and you wanted to complete the other 75 hardest
levels? Well, two players by the names of nSwish and Spaceuk decided to do this daunting task,
even though they did it in different time periods. It took them a while but in the end they pulled
through and did something that is still considered one of Geometry Dash’s greatest accomplishments.
Anyhow, while we are discussing some of the hardest things ever beaten let’s look
at the player leaderboards. Here, players are ranked based on how many stars they
have obtained from certain levels. On average, most levels have around 6 to 7 stars, so
let me ask you a question. Do you think the number 1 player on this leaderboard has A. 10,000
stars B. 20.000 stars C. 1 Star or D. No stars? Well that’s a trick question, none of these.
The answer is 200 thousand. That’s more stars than I have subscribers. Hey maybe we
could change that. No pressure, though. Moreover, the number 1 player Smiffy, has
also managed to beat an absurd 5000 demons, which is just, how. But no this seems
like an easy task I am determined to beat Smiffy and pass them in demons, it all
starts with this level. Well, close enough. Parallel to the player leaderboard there is also
the creator leaderboard. However, instead of being ranked based on who has the most stars it’s ranked
depending on who has the most Creator Points. Don’t abbreviate that. Anyways, a creator point is
something that is granted to you if the developer of the game likes your level and needless to say
it’s pretty hard to get. But that seemed to be no issue to the player named Viprin who managed
to obtain 281 creator points. That’s on average around 140 levels needed to be made which is
an insane amount. In fact, it’s so insane that he hasn’t been overtaken in over 6 years and is
still in the lead by around 39 creator points. Hey, remember Spu7nix? Yeah seems like
they returned, oh didn’t see you there. This time however they decided to make videos
play inside of Geometry Dash. Wait what. Look, it’s the famous scene from the Shrek movie
that’s pretty cool. Or what about this, a video of Geometry Dash, in Geometry Dash. What
else can this person even make at this point? “A programming language”
“Wait what” “A programming language”
“Nah there’s no way” “You’ll see”
Anyways, we’ll come back to you later to see if you actually do that
but for now let’s look at some impossible levels. This is Atomic in 2019. They’ve just managed
to complete the once thought impossible level Thinking Space. Completing a former impossible
level is super impressive but Atomic certainly wouldn’t be the last one to do it.
Fast forward later to 2021 and pro player Luqualizer would verify Silent Club, a level known
for starting this whole impossible level trend, also known as the Silent level trend. This
completion shook the entire community to its core, as back in 2014 people were
terrified of even trying this level. But wait, you thought this was already crazy?
Wait till you see this run. That’s right; this is Zoe getting 72% on Silent
Clubstep. Currently she is in a race with Vision who also has 65% and they are
both going for something that is considered to be the new upcoming top 1. Personally, seeing this
verified would be awesome because of all its history. The fact that people can just take an
old impossible level and beat it is mindboggling and is also another reason why I’m making this
video, to showcase and congratulate a lot of the super impressive things this community has done.
But anyhow that’s enough being wholesome, let’s look at UFWM getting a 36% run on Silent Circles.
From the looks of it we are all going to have carpal tunnel at age 30 but if it means passing
the first wave of Silent Circles I’m down. But while these are all outstanding,
wait until the next one. This is Sonic Wave. Beating such a level anywhere
other than PC would make you a masochist, wouldn’t it? Well, Biprex decided to anyways and
managed to complete this level on mobile after 41 thousand attempts. For those who don’t know, input
delay on mobile is way higher than that on PC, which for a game like Geometry Dash plays a huge
role. That fact alone makes this completion one of the greatest things ever done inside of Geometry
Dash. There are also these levels that were completed either on mobile or low refresh rate
on PC which you should definitely check out as well as- what do you want?!
“It’s me Spu7nix.” “Oh not you again, what have you done this time?”
“I made the programming language in Geometry Dash” “Wait what”
Yeah it turns out Spu7nix managed to make a whole programming language, in Geometry Dash. The way
they made it is actually really sick and involves them making their own programming language outside
of Geometry Dash. Basically, since GD triggers get messy real fast, they made a language that is
basically GD triggers but in lines of code. Then they used that to code the programming language
they wanted as they normally would which then got inputted in Geometry Dash as triggers. Ok I
know that sounds pretty complicated but trust me it’s pretty cool. Anyhow, on the topic of code
people have developed mods for Geometry Dash. Yeah! For example look at this one by HJFod called
Better Edit which improves the editor by a lot. And of course how we could forget Megahack V7 by
Absolute, which is a whole hack client type thing that has so many cool features. Like did you know
that you can now make your wave trail ultra big or that you could hack your way up the leaderboards?
Actually don’t do the second one that’s bad. While we’ve gone over a lot so far, I decided
to save my personal favourites for last as I think they are some of the craziest
things ever done, so let’s continue! This is White Space by Xender game, an
absolute masterpiece. Show small montage. This level has everything, amazing design, great
gameplay and even awesome storytelling. It truly shows that Geometry Dash levels can really be a
form of art and expression and in my opinion White Space does just that. Another level that achieves
this is In Silico. You are supposedly someone trapped on an island and your goal is to escape it
as fast as possible before it explodes. The song and the design choices complement the intensity so
well and it makes for an unforgettable experience. Another memorable experience is definitely
“Castlemania” by Serponge and others. This is an open world Geometry Dash level. You
are in a castle and your goal is to escape, but how? Well, that’s up to you as there so
many different routes! Maybe you’ll venture through the mysterious underground segment
or the magical library, it’s up to you. And these three levels aren’t the only ones
that use GD as an art form. There are tons more that if I wanted to mention them all
it’d take years so just know that Geometry Dash truly is a beautiful game where people
are free to express themselves as they please. But what if we wanted to push
human skill to its limit. These are two challenges, VSC and The Third
Variant. Both of them only have one victor and are hard. VSC features some of the tightest wave
gaps ever and The Third Variant has 18 360 Hz frame perfects, meaning you have only one frame
to execute a jump on 360hz, which is around 0.002 seconds to react. Oh and they are also like,
kind of invisible. It is jaw dropping that these levels were even able to be verified and it really
shows how far Geometry Dash difficulty has come. But now, for the thing you’ve all been
waiting for, a Geometry Dash AI. Somehow a GD modder known as Adaf managed to make a sort
of AI in Geometry Dash. The way it works is that it basically finds all the possible paths
it can take and then decides which one is the best. It actually managed to get pretty far
on Base after Base all on its own without any pre planned route which is so impressive,
I legit can’t believe something like this exists. While it seems to not be able to
do very complicated tasks at the moment, who knows, one day it might be able
to complete things us humans can’t… There are tons more great accomplishments
that it’d take me forever to mention so if you feel like something is special leave it in the
comments below. Anyhow, have you ever wondered what the Limits of Geometry Dash are? Well you
can find out here, goodbyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
