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Geometry Dash Lite
Geometry Dash
Geometry Dash Bloodbath
Geometry Dash: Hardcore!
Geometry Dash Subzero
Geometry Dash Afterlife
Geometry Dash Final Way
Geometry Dash HyperFlux
Geometry Dash Bloodlust
Geometry Dash Lunar Abyss
Geometry Dash Party Dance
Geometry Dash Classic
Famidash: Geometry Dash, But Retro
Geometry Dash DegeneRate
Geometry Dash World
Geometry Dash Parastrike
Geometry Dash Magmaniac
Geometry Dash Robotic Nightmares
Geometry Dash Change of Scene
Geometry Dash Iridescent
Geometry Dash Spectrum Blast
Geometry Dash Playground
Geometry Dash Meltdown
Geometry Dash Blackboard
Geometry Dash Fire Vibes
Geometry Dash The Tempest
Geometry Dash Desertum
Geometry Dash Cypherr
Geometry Dash Ultra Violence
Geometry Dash Nine Circles
Geometry Dash Subzero 2
Geometry Dash Breeze
Geometry Freezenova
Geometry Dash Clubstep
Geometry Dash Mitty
Xmas Dash
Geometry Dash Cavity
Geometry Dash Effectual Prism
Geometry Dash Anasthasia
Geometry Dash Saguaro
Geometry Dash Atomic Madness
Geometry Dash Draft Theory
Geometry Dash Bass Knight
Geometry Dash Caliber
Geometry Dash HyperSonic
Geometry Dash Down Unda
Geometry Dash Yatagarasu
Geometry Dash Polar Equals
Get ready to test your timing and rhythm in Geometry Dash Back On Track, the second official level in the legendary Geometry Dash and Geometry Dash Lite series. With a difficulty rating of Easy, this level is the perfect introduction to more advanced mechanics while keeping the pulse-pounding action and signature electronic beats that fans know and love.
Don’t let the "Easy" label fool you—Back On Track ramps up the intensity with new gameplay elements and a cleverly designed layout that keeps you on your toes. It’s a core part of the Geometry Dash legacy, and a must-play for anyone climbing the difficulty ladder.
Geometry Dash Back On Track introduces players to the yellow jump pad, a game-changing mechanic that allows for higher jumps and quicker transitions. These pads open the door for more dynamic jump patterns—but they also add potential hazards. Mastering when and how to use them is key to survival.
Your cube moves forward automatically, and your job is to time jumps perfectly to avoid spikes, fall traps, and deceptive platforms. Around the 49% mark, the level transitions into a thrilling ship sequence, adding an aerial twist to the otherwise grounded gameplay.
Keep an eye out for hidden coins! There are three total, with the first one hidden near 41%, requiring sharp awareness and precise control. The second and third are cleverly tucked away behind risky platform paths, giving completionists an extra challenge.
Just like other Geometry Dash levels, Back On Track uses simple controls, allowing players to focus entirely on timing and reflex:
[Spacebar], [Up Arrow], or [Left Click] – Jump or control the ship
Hold Down – Continuous fly or jump during ship mode
[R] – Restart the level instantly
[Esc] – Pause the game
Despite its simplicity, the timing required makes each jump feel like a test of skill and rhythm.
Watch the yellow pads – They boost your jumps, but can also launch you into danger
Follow the beat – Let the music guide your movement
Keep an eye on the background – Hidden coins are tucked away in tricky spots
Use practice mode – Especially during the ship segment for smoother navigation