Fans all over the world love the fast-paced and challenging rhythm-based platformer geometry dash lite. As an independent project, the game was made by Robert Topala and came out in 2013. It quickly got a huge fan base thanks to its simple but intense gameplay. To perfectly time your jumps over hurdles while the music plays, you have to control a cube that moves forward on its own.

Its simple look, tough but fair challenge, and catchy electronic music were big parts of the game’s success. Especially on mobile devices, where the game’s easy-to-learn but hard-to-master gameplay was great for short, intense gaming sessions, Geometry Dash went viral. The game got more levels, more ways to customize it, and even built-in tools for users to make their own levels over time.

When the Lite version came out in 2014, it was free but had fewer features than the full version. This helped even more people get into Geometry Dash. Geometry Dash is one of the most successful independent games of all time, and its popularity has continued to grow outside of the gaming community. Fans have made fan-made content, products, and even sequels.