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About Geometry Dash Meltdown

Geometry Dash Meltdown is one of RobTop's short spin-offs. It has three levels, The Seven Seas, Viking Arena and Airborne Robots, all set to music by F-777, and they are built to show off the forms added after the original game: the robot that jumps higher the longer you hold, the spider that snaps between floor and ceiling, and the wave. The lava-and-metal look is its own.

Three levels sounds small until you try to finish Airborne Robots. Each is longer and more varied than the early levels of the main game.

How to Play Geometry Dash Meltdown

1. Choose one of the three levels.
2. Press to jump, hold to fly or to charge a robot jump.
3. Use the portals to switch forms and keep pressing to the beat.
4. Reach the end and collect the secret coins on a second run.

Controls

• Space, Up arrow, click or tap: jump, fly or flip depending on the form.
• Hold: longer robot jumps, continuous ship flight.
• Practice mode with checkpoints is available from the pause menu.

Tips and Tricks

• The robot's jump height depends on how long you hold. Short tap for a low hop, hold for the full arc.
• Spider sections are about not pressing. Only press when the ceiling and floor gap actually changes.
• Learn Viking Arena's speed changes; the music warns you a beat early.
• Airborne Robots is the hardest; treat its first half as a level of its own.

Geometry Dash Meltdown FAQ

How many levels does Meltdown have?

Three: The Seven Seas, Viking Arena and Airborne Robots.

Is it harder than the original?

The levels are longer and use the later forms, so yes, most players find it harder than the first few levels of Geometry Dash.

Who made the music?

F-777, one of the most-used artists in the series.