Geometry Vibes
Geometry Vibes is a reaction-based arcade game where you avoid obstacles, traps and spikes that come at you in waves. Your goal in the game is to keep your arrow on the route and take it as far as possible.
Library entry
Editorial review pending
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Geometry Vibes
Geometry Vibes is a reaction-based arcade game where you avoid obstacles, traps and spikes that come at you in waves. Your goal in the game is to keep your arrow on the route and take it as far as possible. Geometry Vibes, where the excitement never ends, invites you to challenge.
How to Play Geometry Vibes
Try Geometry Vibes and enjoy hours of fun!
Controls
How to Play Geometry Vibes? The game is quite simple to play, but difficult to master. Try to continue without hitting obstacles. Click to "MOUSE LEFT-CLICK" or "UP ARROW" and hold to fly up. Release the button to dive down. In 2,3,4 Player game modes, players are controlled with "UP ARROW", "H" and "L". (MOUSE LEFT-CLICK and SPACE keys can also be used instead of W.)
Features
Geometry Vibes is a reaction-based arcade game where you avoid obstacles, traps and spikes that come at you in waves. Your goal in the game is to keep your arrow on the route and take it as far as possible. Geometry Vibes, where the excitement never ends, invites you to challenge.
Categories
Arcade, .IO, Music
Platform
Desktop + mobile
Devices
For Android, For IOS, For Desktop
Orientation
Landscape
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