By this point, the side-scrolling platformer known as Geometry Dash has been around for quite some time. However, during the course of its existence, the developer RobTop Games has added a few new levels in addition to the classics in order to maintain a sense of novelty and enjoyment in the game. Despite the fact that Geometry Dash is largely recognized for its merciless difficulty, it has also gained recognition for its one-of-a-kind mechanics. These mechanics sometimes require a significant amount of effort to understand, but they also provide a great deal of satisfaction when they are used at the precise moment during a challenging level.

Despite this, there are a few levels that are more remembered to the fandom, despite the fact that there are a number of levels that have been entirely forgotten about due to their uninteresting aesthetic or unfair difficulty. Due to the fact that they are so pleasant to go through, these are the levels in Geometry Dash that can be easily played through several times.

Stereo Madness is the very first track in the whole game, and despite the fact that the difficulty meter gives the impression that it is going to be a simple ride, the level still includes a few sneaky obstacles that have the potential to throw even the most experienced players off their game at times. There are a few easy blocks at the beginning of the level, but gradually there are much bigger gaps between them, which forces the player to be more exact with their leaps. The pace of the level is extremely consistent.