3Dash

Geometry Dash veterans will recognize the style right away, but 3Dash swaps the usual view for a circular ride. The cube still races along tricky routes filled with traps and platforms, only now the camera rotates around the action, making the space feel tighter and timing matter more. The six main stages follow a difficulty curve from simple layouts to routes that demand quick reactions and clean jumps. Short attempts and instant restarts keep the flow fast, so repeat runs help you memorize hazard spots and safe platforms.

How to play?

Tap, click, or press your jump key to keep the Geometry Dash cube moving over spikes, gaps, and other hazards while the 3D-style camera spins. Start on the first level and focus on learning how the rotating view lines up platforms and spikes, then move on to tougher tracks when the rhythm feels natural. Miss a jump and the run resets, so pay attention to where the rotation hides or reveals danger. Open the Editor menu to switch from runner to creator. Choose one of ten available map slots, set level rules in the settings, and then place blocks and obstacles in the 2D editor. Adjust the camera path, test your layout, and tweak jumps until the custom track plays the way you want. Load up a level, practice a few runs, and see how far your cube can travel around the loop.