Geometry Dash is famous for having a very steep learning curve. Get ready to see the "Game Over" screen a lot, maybe even a thousand times. But it's exactly this high-stakes setting that makes the game so interesting. When you finally beat a level after hours of careful practice and learning, you feel like you've accomplished something great. Focusing on mastery and persistence has created a group of players who are very dedicated and strong. The game's strong and creative player group is what really keeps it popular. The built-in Level Editor is a powerful tool that has inspired millions of players to make their own levels. Because of this, users have made a huge number of levels, ranging from beautiful visual works of art (often called "Art Levels") to hard, skill-testing "Demon" tasks. The huge update 2.2 that just came out recently changed this creativity even more by adding the new Platformer Mode (which lets you move freely instead of auto-scrolling) and better camera controls, which let you make levels in completely new types of styles.