Geometry Dash Silent Circles
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Geometry Dash Silent Circles
Geometry Dash Silent Circles is a user level of the Geometry Dash game that was created by Cyrillic and Sairent. This version is an impossible level with terrible difficulty that challenges even the most experienced players.
GAME PROGRESS
Geometry Dash Silent Circle starts with a cube section that requires jumping exactly on time and avoiding obstacles. Players then enter a double-speed train-driving section that includes precise straight-line flying and a surprise “fake” wall—this is considered the easiest part of the level.
From 28% to 44%, the difficulty is significantly increased with extremely narrow corridors, mini-wave spam that only lasts for a second but requires extremely high clicking speed, and traps such as saw blades and unexpected gravity gates that force players to move flexibly and accurately.
From 45% to 50%, the section is a dual challenge between balls and mini-waves, requiring rhythmic coordination and sharp reflexes. Soon after, players will face the most famous part: dual wave two mini-size with reverse gravity — a spam and surfing sequence in the corridor for normal-sized waves, making the control almost impossible without a complete mastery of the game's mechanics.
From 65% to the end, players enter the "corridor of death"—a mini-wave spam section designed to be pixel-perfect. Invisible velocity changes, hidden green orbs, and a slightly oscillating corridor make clicking precise every second. Once this arduous challenge is overcome, a slow-motion but no less tense mini-wave appears, displaying the names of the two creators—Cyrillic and Sailent—closing out a grueling, harsh, and glorious journey of Silent Circles.
Trivia
In this level, the player has to control two small waves at the same time, which is considered impossible because it is too difficult.
This level is rated "harder" instead of "crazy" because no one has been able to pass it except by hacking.
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