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About Dashmetry

Dashmetry is a full Geometry Dash-style fan platform developed and hosted by 1Games.IO, released on July 16, 2025. Unlike individual standalone GD clones, Dashmetry is a complete platform: it hosts official levels, community-created levels, a built-in level editor, and three distinct game modes — Normal (checkpoint-free full runs), Practice (personal checkpoint placement for drilling sections), and Challenge (time-attack or specific objective variants).

The platform supports all five standard Geometry Dash forms: Cube (timed single jumps), Ship (held vertical flight), Ball (arc-modified rolling jump), UFO (fixed-height burst bounce), and Wave (hold/release diagonal oscillation). Official levels are designed to introduce and combine forms in deliberate sequences, building player competency across the full roster before harder community levels mix forms more aggressively.

Dashmetry's community level system allows players who create an account to upload their own levels directly through the in-game editor, which other users can then play, rate, and comment on. The editor supports all five forms, music sync, decorative elements, and difficulty tags. Uploaded levels appear in the community browser, searchable by difficulty, form type, and rating. This gives the platform a continuously expanding content library beyond the official level set.

The platform launched in July 2025 and has accumulated a substantial community-contributed level library in the months since launch. The combination of familiar GD mechanics with a direct browser-accessible platform (no installation required) and a community editor distinguishes Dashmetry from simpler single-level GD clones and positions it closer to the GD-adjacent ecosystem of dedicated fan platforms.

Key Features

  • Full Geometry Dash-style platform: 5 forms (Cube, Ship, Ball, UFO, Wave) across official and community levels
  • Three game modes: Normal (full run), Practice (personal checkpoints), Challenge (time-attack variants)
  • Built-in level editor supporting all forms, music sync, decorative elements, and community publishing
  • Community level browser — searchable by difficulty, form type, and player rating
  • Account system for saving progress, uploading levels, and rating community content
  • Developed by 1Games.IO and released July 16, 2025

Controls

Spacebar / Up Arrow / Mouse Click — activate current form's action (jump, fly, bounce, oscillate up)
Release — return to natural gravity or movement state
In level editor: Mouse for object placement; hotkeys for categories
MobileTap to activate current form's action; release to descend; editor has touch interface for object placement

How to Play

  1. 1Select a level from the official level list or the community browser. Normal mode runs the level from start to finish with no checkpoints.
  2. 2The level starts automatically. Press Spacebar or tap to activate the current form — each form responds differently to this single input.
  3. 3When the form transitions (indicated visually on-screen), adapt your input rhythm to the new form's mechanics immediately.
  4. 4Use Practice mode to set checkpoints at hard sections and drill them without full restarts.
  5. 5After mastering official levels, try the community browser. Filter by difficulty to find levels appropriate for your current skill level.
  6. 6To create levels, open the editor, place objects on the grid, sync to a music track, test your layout, and publish to the community.

Tips & Tricks

  • Start with the official Easy levels before entering the community browser — official levels teach form transitions sequentially, while community levels often assume existing form competency.
  • In Practice mode, set checkpoints immediately before each form transition rather than at the start of obstacle clusters — transition handling is where most deaths occur.
  • The Wave form has the steepest learning curve; isolate it in Wave-form-only sections of Practice mode before attempting mixed-form levels that include wave segments.
  • When rating community levels, note whether the difficulty tag matches your experience — accurate ratings help other players find appropriately-challenging content.

Game Info

Developer1Games.IO
Release Year2025
PlatformBrowser
TechnologyHTML5

FAQ

Dashmetry was released on July 16, 2025 by 1Games.IO.

Cube (single jump taps), Ship (held vertical flight), Ball (modified rolling jump with lower arc), UFO (fixed-height burst bounce per tap), and Wave (diagonal hold/release oscillation).

Yes — Dashmetry has a built-in level editor supporting all forms, music sync, and decorative elements. Levels can be published to the community browser for other players to play and rate.

Normal mode is a full run from start to finish with no checkpoints — the standard difficulty. Practice mode lets you place personal checkpoints anywhere in the level to drill specific sections without restarting from the beginning.

No — Dashmetry is an independently developed fan platform inspired by Geometry Dash, created by 1Games.IO and not affiliated with RobTop Games.