Geometry Dash Maze Maps

Geometry Dash Maze Maps is a fast, one-button skill game inspired by Geometry Dash. You control a luminous square with a face as it moves automatically through maze-like levels, and your only job is to time your jumps.

The game is made by atupdev and is a fan-style take on the rhythm-platform formula of Geometry Dash, which was created by Robert Topala of RobTop Games. Its signature twist is quick switching between normal and reverse gravity, so the maze layouts keep changing direction. The visuals are plain 2D and there is a single control, yet even the first map is difficult, and several maps wait to be conquered. You need to learn the placement of spikes, because a single mistake restarts the level.

How to play Geometry Dash Maze Maps

The square runs forward without your input, and one control handles all the action.

• Press the jump control to make the square jump.
• Time jumps over spikes and gaps.
• Use the gravity changes to pass the maze sections.
• Reach the end of a map without hitting an obstacle.

Tips for Geometry Dash Maze Maps

• Learn the maps by repetition; after a few attempts the pattern becomes clearer.
• Jump a little earlier than you think to leave space after a spike.
• Pay attention when gravity flips, because your next jump direction changes.
• Short taps are more reliable than long holds for narrow gaps.
• Take a short break when you keep failing at the same spot.

Geometry Dash Maze Maps was created by atupdev.