Geometry Dash Altair is an Epic Hard Demon level that boasts a 10-star rating. This level is a remarkable mega collaboration effort led by the renowned builder and moderator, Viprin. Departing from the extreme demon category, such as Ouroboros, Viprin presents a challenging demon level with narrow spaces and precise timings that can be quickly mastered. The level features synchronization with a melodic track from a famous author. A total of 13 well-known builders contributed to this level, including Codex, Thomartin, Erdyuri, Darwin, Terron, FerdeFunky, OSIRIS GD, Rafer, Aquaticas, Nemphis, Rustam, Vlacc, and Viprin himself. The level's duration is at least 1 minute and 43 seconds.
The level showcases diverse decorations due to the varied styles of the participating builders. While most builders used the basic style with their own variations, Rafer designed his part in his signature style. However, all parts share a common color scheme in blue and purple shades.
Despite the fame of the level's creators, Geometry Dash Altair has not gained significant popularity within the community, with approximately 140,000 downloads and nearly 9,000 likes.
Gameplay
Geometry Dash Altair begins with introductory parts created by Codex, Thomartin, and Erdyuri. These parts are relatively easy to complete and introduce timings, which gradually increase in difficulty. While Codex used a block design with glowing orbs and decorative lanterns, Thomartin incorporated spinning saws into the background, and Erdyuri opted for a more minimalist approach.
Darwin and Viprin's sections prepare the player for the drop and feature challenging ship and cube stages. Notably, Darwin's style includes abundant use of glow, while Viprin's stand-out background depicts black trees.
Terron, Ferdefunky, OSIRIS GD, and Rafer contribute to the drop section, characterized by frequent form changes and high speed. Each builder brings originality to their part, with OSIRIS GD utilizing the basic style, Rafer implementing his signature style, Ferdefunky focusing on a castle-themed background, and Terron creating vibrant color art. It's worth mentioning that Terron's part offers two completion paths.
Aquaticas and Nemphis's segments coincide with a more melodic section of the music. The speed decreases, and Aquaticas's part features perplexing dichotomies. Both builders stick to the basic style for their sections.
Rustam and Vlacc complete the final parts, which pose challenges that can easily lead players to fail at the last percentages. Rustam's part includes difficult timings, while Vlacc's part frustrates players with false passes and spheres. In terms of decorations, Rustam's section is designed with simplicity in mind, while Vlacc uses primarily 1.9 blocks adorned with runic inscriptions.
After completing the level, a final cutscene appears, marking the player's success.
Facts about Geometry Dash Altair
- Geometry Dash Altair is named after the brightest star in the Aquila constellation and is one of the brightest stars visible in the sky.
- Altair surpasses the object limit in update 2.11 (80,000 objects) with a staggering count of approximately 142,275 objects, suggesting the use of the Object Bypass cheat.
- The author of the Nautilus track, on which the level is based, disabled its use in the game after the level's release, mentioning plans to re-enable it following the megacollab's completion.
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