Are you ready for the hardest challenge in Geometry Dash Quasar? Do your best to reach the finish line after going through portals and evading various hazards.
Inspired by Geometry Dash Nine Circles, the creator Allan made this game which is more challenging. Specifically, it features the Hard Demon level, which is similar to Geometry Dash Astronaut 13. The game is praised for its tiered background decorations and invisible colliders. The name of this game was inspired by Quasar which is an exceptionally bright active galactic nucleus.
Geometry Dash Quasar is where you start with a moderately difficult cube that emphasizes precise timing. You then quickly move on to a tricky double cube where you have to tap a hidden pink orb to avoid falling.
After the triple spike jump, the pace picks up with a double speed train segment. This leads to an easy UFO segment and then a challenging double speed cube with tricky jumps and moving objects. You soon encounter a mini ball that requires careful timing to clear obstacles, followed by a moderately difficult robot segment.
During the game, you will face a fast-paced triple inverted flying segment that will test your straight flying skills. The action slows down for a moment before a difficult ball segment with confusing fake blocks appears. This leads to an automatic cube preparing to drop, accompanied by the message "GLHF".
The highlight of the game is the wave segment with fake lines and variable speeds. Then, like Geometry Dash Ditched Machine, this game also offers a combination of train and cube. Controlling the train and cube at the same time can be a bit difficult for you. Try to control them to slide and fly through dangerous obstacles until you reach the wave gate. The game ends with a moderately difficult ball segment, where you will see the celebratory message "GG! Allan". If you see this message, it means you have reached the finish line.
