Geometry Dash Quasar and the rhythms of the 10-star Hard Demon difficulty are ready to take you on a breathtaking adventure. Creator Allan presents an incredible challenge with a dizzying pace and heart-stopping twists for veteran dashers. This user-level is a remake of Nine Circles with an indigo color scheme. You will definitely need to master the properties of every object in the Geometry Dash universe to conquer this ultimate platform game. Discover more about this exciting rhythmic journey now!
Discover The Demon Geometric Adventure
Geometry Dash Quasar kicks off with a moderately tough cube section demanding solid timings, then shifts into a confusing dual with a hidden pink orb trick. A triple spike jump breaks the dual before launching into a double-speed ship—tricky but manageable. Thereafter, a chill UFO and some wild cube jumps with speed changes and a tight mini ball appears.
Soon, a precise robot segment hits with four light jumps, followed by a brutal triple-speed upside-down mini fly. A fake-block ball puzzle tests memory and nerves, then an auto-cube builds hype. “GLHF” appears—cue the Nine Circles wave: fakes, speed switches, and tight spikes. Survive 30% and face an intense dual. Then a mirror wave, short UFO, and a final mirror wave lead to a ball, some easy timings, and the GG screen—Allan’s name and that infamous object limit flex.
Some Interesting Trivia of This Level
- Quasar is one of few rated Nine Circles levels to feature a unique mixed dual section.
- The wave pulses slower than usual, giving it a distinct rhythm compared to other NC levels.
- Placing a start point under the auto-cube triggers a weird “NO!” death—possibly a hidden fake path.
- Quasar and Nine Paws are the only Nine Circles levels to use every gamemode available then.
