Halloween Geometry Dash is a thrilling test of reflexes where shadowy mazes, sneaky traps, and glowing eyes push your skills to the edge in total darkness.
Unlike Geometry Dash Wave Challenge and Geometry Dash IDK, the objects you control will have a prominent color between the background and the game's context, making it easy for you to observe and navigate.
Unlike in most versions, Halloween Geometry Dash hides your character in plain sight—their body blends into the dark scenery, with only glowing eyes to guide you. If you don't pay attention to the object right from the start of the game, your vision will be obscured by darkness, and the object will immediately rush straight into any obstacle in its path.
Not every pillar you can stand on, because there will be pillars that can explode if your object stands on it, it will immediately explode and the cube will shatter into hundreds of small pieces, which is also the time when the game screen will close.
So, how can you distinguish between the pillar that will explode and the safe cube? You'll need to judge based on both its placement and its color to make the right move. If two pillars are standing close together and there is a red box and an orange box, the orange box is the obstacle that will explode. Your task is to skillfully control the object so that you can jump over it safely without jumping on that orange box. Only then will your life be preserved and you can safely return to the finish line.
In Halloween Geometry Dash, there will be a leaderboard of your achievements after each successful game screen. For your name to appear on that leaderboard, the only way is to pass that level, and your number of replays must be less than the opponents on the leaderboard.
The number of times you've retried is clearly displayed in the top-left corner of the screen, updating in real time as you play. That number will always be updated in real time, it will always fluctuate if you start playing again from the beginning.
