Geometry Dash SubZero is a short, icy spin-off of the rhythm platformer with three levels that each feel like a music video. Press Start eases you in with cube jumps and chains of jump rings on a cool gray-and-blue background, Nock Em adds faster speed changes and the spider form that snaps instantly between floor and ceiling, and Power Trip finishes with tiny-size portals, mirror sections and long wave corridors that will eat most of your attempts. Like every Geometry Dash game, your icon moves forward by itself and every obstacle is placed on the beat, so the music is your best guide. It is a great next step once you know the original levels from Geometry Dash Lite, and for the full game with the editor and online levels you can jump into Geometry Dash.
Choose a level with the arrows and click it to begin. Click, press Space or press the Up arrow to play: the cube jumps, the ship rises while you hold, the ball and spider flip gravity, and the wave goes up while held and down when released. In chains of jump rings, click once for each ring as you pass through instead of mashing. Practice Mode lets you place checkpoints, so repeat the part where you keep crashing until it feels easy, then go for a clean run in Normal Mode. A mirror portal flips the screen but not the controls, so stay calm when the level suddenly runs the other way. Each level hides three coins on harder side paths. Press Esc to pause; your progress is saved in this browser.
