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A Rhythm-Based Challenge for Gamers
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  • HaroldCooley started the conversation

    In Geometry Dash, players control a square-shaped icon that automatically moves forward through various obstacle-filled levels. The objective is simple—jump, fly, and flip your way through each level without crashing. Each level is synchronized with a high-energy soundtrack, creating an immersive experience where timing is crucial.

    Some key features of the game include:

    • Multiple Levels: The game includes 21 official levels, each increasing in difficulty.
    • User-Created Levels: Players can design and share their own levels using the in-game editor.
    • Customization: Unlock different icons and colors to personalize your character.
    • Practice Mode: Allows players to practice difficult sections before attempting a full run.
    • Achievements and Rewards: Completing levels and challenges unlocks various achievements and icons.
  • Nathan replied

    Geometry Dash is literally amazing.

  • oramyas replied

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  • mabonwilmam replied

    I have seen Patek Philippe pocket watches with guilloche dials in the past but those tend to date more toward the 1910s and aren't so obviously inspired by Breguet. Check out a few examples of these earlier watches here, here, and here. The one we are focusing on here dates to link the 1940s and has more overtly Breguet dial cues, like the outer minute track and the sub-seconds register styles. It's worth noting that the Patek signature is correct for the second half of the 1940s with "& Cie."