Geometry Dash Clubstep is a fan-made version based on the 14th level of Geometry Dash Lite. With strong moves in the music world, can you conquer its 10 stars?
Welcome to the new fan-made version of the Geometry series! This Geometry Dash Clubstep version is developed by Neptune, a Geometry Dash player. Thanks to Custome mode, Neptune builds a new geometric world based on his preferences. This feature was also used once in Geometry Dash Duelo Maestro with Nacho21's design. These two fan-made versions are both inspired by Geometry Dash Lite levels.
Geometry Dash Clubstep's inspiration is from the 14th level of GD Lite. According to the original level, the Culbstep level has 14 stars, but this fan-made version only has 10 stars. Although the difficulty has been reduced, the challenges are still extremely interesting. The complexity of the obstacles and platforms will overwhelm players because there are more and more challenges. Therefore, this fan-made version is also extremely suitable for challenging players' control abilities.
Besides, the theme of this geometry version is also inspired by the original level. Geometry Dash Clubstep's theme is an electronic and brilliant journey. It brings vibrant music and visual space to create a powerful experience for players. With Clubstep, the Geometry Dash game creates an EDM-style space with fast music, strong rhythms, and vibrant melodies. What's special about Clubstep is the way the music and images interact with each other. They create a sense of synchronization and appeal. In addition, this theme has a rich visual design with geometric elements and lighting effects. Geometry Dash Clubstep has vibrant colors and energetic animations, so an alive world full of movement is opened for all players.
This Geometry Dash Clubstep game offers players 2 modes and a scoreboard. Let's learn about these two elements of this Clubstep
version together!
This Clubstep game has 2 modes: Normal Mode and Practice Mode. These two modes are extremely familiar to geometry players. Geometry versions often provide two modes for players to practice and challenge. However, not all versions have both of these modes. Geometry Dash World is an example of a single mode. When you join Geometry Dash World, you can only move in official mode. Although the Geometry Dash World game only has one mode, it has many levels. These two elements compensate each other to create a diverse geometric world.
The two modes of Geometry Dash Clubstep differ in checkpoints. Checkpoints help you save your running process, so it is very suitable for players to practice. If you are confident with your control abilities, you can proceed to Normal mode immediately. Players can freely choose between these two modes, so you don't need to be too hesitant to choose. If Normal mode is not suitable for you, you can switch to Practice mode and vice versa.
Fan-made versions often provide a high score board and the Geometry Dash Clubstep is similar. This high score table is in the bottom right corner of the game screen. You can track the highest points of this release.
