Geometry Dash: Avatar Game

Blue vines cross the ground, and pillars reach overhead. Right at the edge of the trees, "Geometry Dash: Avatar Game" drops you into a track where the forest won't sit still. Those glassy riverfalls don't look so peaceful when you're flying past them, and big swirling leaves spin up if you land too close. The game throws out three spots — Na'vi trees packed tight, a stretch along Pandora's Bay, and overgrown roots in the Forest of Souls. Every section gets brighter, weirder, and overgrown — the kind of place where you spot animal tracks on rock ledges, sometimes just before the moss shakes loose and falls.

How to play?

You'll take control as Jake Sully in avatar form — he dashes nonstop, so it's about timing and quick touches. Keep an eye ahead; spikes and broken pads come in tight groups. When you spot a yellow circle, those work as boosters — hit them at just the right split-second, and you'll launch over gaps or roll under a branch without slowing down. Later on, "Geometry Dash: Avatar Game" flips things; after a portal, you get wings and float above dangers for a stretch. Then, you steer around swinging spike logs and dodge low rocks using flight controls, which switch up the whole jump and slide thing. Each new spot brings a faster path, and the platformer challenge piles on. Watch out for logs that wobble when you hit them — missed one, and you're back at the start. Side note: it took me three tries before flying felt right, so yeah — don't sweat restarting if you wipe out early.