This also makes it the official level with the longest duration, followed by Geometrical Dominator (100 seconds) and Clutterfunk (99 seconds). Blast Processing takes 102 seconds and a minimum of 65 leaps to finish. The only levels with a wave gateway after the first cube section are Blast Processing and Deadlocked. Although artificial slopes are included in Blast Processing as part of acquiring the first hidden coin, they are not fully presented until Theory of Everything 2. It also introduces the wave shape in long, uninterrupted sequences. This level adds 3D embellishments to fill out the level. Blast Processing (Harder 10☆)īlast Processing is the seventeenth level of Geometry Dash and the fourth level of a Harder difficulty rated 10 stars. Hexagon Force takes at least 103 jumps and 92 seconds to finish. Normal-speed portals restore movement speed to normal, whereas slow-speed portals need a different approach to be utilized securely. There are sometimes arrow pulsators to show when to jump. Sometimes, one icon has to move while the other one is in the air. Both the cube and the ball have two parts that aren't the same size, so both need to be watched. Both parts of the ship are the same, so you can usually focus on one while the other stays out of harm's way. The dual portal affects parts of the cube, the ship, and the ball. The level also introduces the dual portal, which has more complex gameplay and requires you to pay more attention to be able to move two icons on planes that are upside down. For example, sharper angles give the icon more vertical momentum. Hexagon Force introduces new sloped blocks, which give the icon more ways to move and interact with the level.

Play for free right now! Hexagon Force (Insane 12☆) The last six levels of Geometry Dash, with a minimum difficulty of 10 stars, will be a really tough challenge for players.

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