Geometry Vertical (Poligon Dash)

Blocky ramps and bright spikes crowd both sides of the screen as soon as "Geometry Vertical (Poligon Dash)" kicks off. Neon lines shake a little on the edges, and the background pulses like it's waiting for something to launch. Everything's built from sharp polygons, and you can spot gaps just wide enough for a cube to wriggle through. Music bounces along with the screen, hinting that things might speed up if you get much further. Feels like the level's stacked straight up like a neon wall.

How to play?

You control a cube, and it's always rolling forward on its own—no pause between moves in this Geometry Dash game. Whole lanes of tiles slide past as you shift the cube left or right, aiming to slip between tall spikes and sudden blocks that snap into view. Tap a key or swipe to dodge each hazard; if you clip even an edge, the run is over, and you bounce back to the start. In "Geometry Vertical (Poligon Dash)", the action picks up the longer you go, so every jump between lanes has to be fast. Traps stack up the higher you go, and sharp rhythm keeps you moving. Passing each row gets tougher, but it's kind of funny how the tempo makes you want to keep pushing for another round.