On December 5th, 2019, the Lite and Meltdown versions were taken off the Play Store following an advertisement being present in the games. However, the side games do contain extra functionality leaked (whether intentional or not), however the latest dates back to 2017. In the multiple years that have passed since, the next update, 2.2, has not released (as of July 9th, 2021). The latest update to the game was 2.1, which was published in 2017. The game also has a lite version which can also be downloaded for free. The three side games that have been published are: World, Meltdown, and SubZero. In the years since there have been multiple updates and several free games that have been published. The most notable feature is the editor, which allows sharing user made levels onto the servers.
The game consists of the player controlling a square in a horizontal platformer along with multiple game modes, icons and more. It was initially released on iOS and Android, then published to Steam in 2014. Geometry Dash is a semi-platformer game published by RobTop Games in 2013.
They only contain the BARE MINIMUM for the editor to function and do not contain more recent additions or structures since then. At its current state, the reverse engineered structures are not fully documented.The current code contains code only compatible with the leaked GD World from 2019 (as it's the most updated leak). In the commit history you can find older versions that you may be able to compile out-of-the-box with (1.1 and 1.1.2). This repository contains reverse engineered structures and reimplemented editor code needed for my restoration of the editor in the 2019 Geometry Dash 2.2 leaks.
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