Geometry Dash

Geometry Dash
Developer: Robert Topala Publisher: RobTop Games Platforms: iOS, Android, Windows Released internationally: August 13, 2013 (iOS, Android), December 22, 2014 (Windows) This game has unused objects. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused music. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prerelease article

This game is still under active development. Be aware that any unused content you find may become used or removed in the future. Please only add things to the article that are unlikely to ever be used, or went unused for some time. If they do get used, please remove them from the page and specify in the edit summary!

This article is a work in progress. ...Well, all the articles here are, in a way. But this one moreso, and the article may contain incomplete information and editor's notes.

To do: Several things: At least 59 known (some lost) Fingerdash "beta" versions, some with interesting differences. Song table probably isn't the best way of displaying that information, especially since it's half used content. Update history is much more complicated than this and really deserves its own sub-page, especially since some of the little information here (about the coins) seems to be either really badly worded or inaccurate. A lot of stuff from this video Unused levels leftover from Meltdown and World. Add ID's to unused objects

Geometry Dash is a game that started as a ripoff of The Impossible Game, but ends up being better than it.

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Prerelease Info

Unused Graphics

Geometry Dash World

Worlds

Graphics from the worlds in Geometry Dash World exist in the game. They were exported in high graphics during the 2.11 update on PC, but Geometry Dash on mobile only supports up to medium quality graphics.

Get Orbs

In Geometry Dash World, players were able to, in the shop, watch a video advertisement for 100 orbs. This was only available in the iOS version, and was redrawn for high graphics, while mobile only supports medium graphics.

Unused Icons

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  Unused BPM icon.

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  No symbol variant.

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  Unused checkpoint icon.

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  No symbol variant.

There exists 2 versions of unused icons, with both each having the "No" symbol over it. The checkpoint icons are known to be from an earlier build of the game, as the tutorial shows auto checkpoints with this button.

These are stored with the button to toggle music lines, which is in the game's level editor pause menu. That icons was used on the oldest versions of the game.

Unused Scratch Face

UHD	HD	SD

Unused angry face for Scratch. In the final 2.1 or 2.11, Scratch never gets angry. The face was later reused for Potbor.

Everyplay Button

The Windows version of Geometry Dash has sprites for a "watch replay" button.

This was used in the mobile version of Geometry Dash, for the now defunct Everyplay functionality, where you could view and share level replays.

Unused Blocks

To do: There's certainly more objects that have been replaced. Check old levels and older versions.

Start Pos Block

This is a block that uses the Start Position's graphic.

Before update 2.0, it was not visible in play mode and didn't have collision. Now it acts as a regular block, with no special features.

Unused Fade Effect

An unused fade effect. It's fairly glitchy (i.e certain objects move way too much), suggesting this was just a test.

Like the Start Pos Block, it was not visible in play mode and didn't have collision before update 2.0. Now it has a normal block collision, it's visible and it still works!

Lined Blocks

The block set used mostly in Clubstep and Electroman Adventures has been replaced with non-solid variants. The original blocks were kept for compatibility reasons and are currently unavailable in the editor.

Old Color Triggers

In update 2.1, the color triggers were unified. The old color triggers were kept in the game for compatibility reasons, and can now only be accessed through old levels.

Hidden Songs

There are hidden songs in the game's level editor. The first 21 slots are selectable in the game, but there are actually 37 slots. Most of these are used in Geometry Dash Meltdown, Geometry Dash World, or Geometry Dash SubZero.

Slot	Slotname	Creator	Played Song
00	Practice: Stay Inside	OcularNebula	During Practice Mode: Stay Inside Me In level editor: Back On Track (By DJVI)
01	Stereo Madness	ForeverBound	Stereo Madness
02	Back on track	DJVI	Back on track
03	Polargeist	Step	Polargeist
04	Dry Out	DJVI	Dry Out
05	Base after Base	DJVI	Base after Base
06	Cant let go	DJVI	Can't let go
07	Jumper	Waterflame	Jumper
08	Time Machine	Waterflame	Time Machine
09	Cycles	DJVI	Cycles
10	xStep	DJVI	xStep
11	Clutterfunk	Waterflame	Clutterfunk
12	Theory of Everything	DJ-nate	Theory of Everything
13	Electroman Adventures	Waterflame	Electroman Adventures
14	Clubstep	DJ-nate	Clubstep
15	Electrodynamix	DJ-nate	Electrodynamix
16	Hexagon Force	Waterflame	Hexagon Force
17	Blast Processing	Waterflame	BlastProcess
18	Theory of Everything 2	DJ-nate & F-777	Theory of Everything 2
19	Geometrical Dominator	Waterflame	Geometrical Dominator
20	Deadlocked	F-777	Deadlocked
21	Fingerdash	MDK	Fingerbang
22	The Seven Seas´	F-777	The Seven Seas
23	Viking Arena	F-777	Viking Arena
24	Airborne Robots	F-777	Airborne Robots
25	Secret	DJVI	It's complicated. In-game, called Secret by DJVI. In the files, called DJRubRub. Uploaded to Newgrounds as "Random Song 06" by RobTop. The level it's used in is called "The Challenge".
26	Payload	Dex Arson	Payload
27	Beast Mode	Dex Arson	Beast Mode
28	Machina	Dex Arson	Machina
29	Years	Dex Arson	Years
30	Frontline	Dex Arson	Frontline
31	Space Pirates	Waterflame	Space Pirates
32	Striker	Waterflame	Striker
33	Embers	Dex Arson	Embers
34	Round 1	Dex Arson	Round 1
35	Monster Dance Off	F-777	Monster Dance Off
36	Unknown	Unknown (Shown as DJVI)	Back on Track

The slots 22 to 24 and 26 to 35 are not used in the main game, but are used in other editions of Geometry Dash. 25 uses the song from The Challenge and 00 and 36 uses Back on Track. The unused songs' music files were later added to the game in update 2.11, but the options to use them are not shown.
Slot 36+ will show as unknown, as it is the default case in the switch statement that determines the song name and filename.

Revisional Changes

1.9 - 2.0

Before update 2.0, custom levels which had secret coins had shown the secret coins in them, and were collectible.
A glitch that pushed away an icon if it was affected by many speed portals in dual mode was fixed, however, that in turn made some levels impossible.

In 2.1

Levels didn't have special Demon types. The levels that had a Demon rating changed to either Easy, Medium, Hard, Insane, or Extreme Demon. This is to let players know how hard the Demon is. The Hard Demon graphic reuses the old Demon graphic. New slope objects were added to allow for redone collisions. A similar change also occurred to many blocks that used the color black, which gave them a new object that had the ability to be colored to any color.