All Rated Extreme Demon List is a storage, design, or frontend resource for mockups, assets, UI tools, or web search.
The Individual Stats Viewer is a pointercrate ranking of Geometry Dash players by individual statistics, with a country filter that includes subdivisions. Selecting a player shows demonlist rank, demonlist score, demons completed and related statistics. The page instructs users to click a player name to begin.
The GD LRR Demon List is a Geometry Dash demon list dedicated to low-refresh-rate players, defined as monitors running the game at 75fps or below, including mobile. It states it adopted the Pointercrate demonlist's guidelines as of January 9th, 2021, with extra list-specific rules. It hosts main, extended, legacy and 61hz+ level lists.
The Insane Demon List is a Geometry Dash demon list ranking insane demons by difficulty instead of extreme demons. It adopts most of the Pointercrate Demonlist's guidelines and adds list-specific record rules, including audible clicks and a prior death. It also operates a platformer list with checkpoint and cutting guidelines.
AREDL, the All Rated Extreme Demons List, is a community project that ranks every rated Extreme Demon in Geometry Dash by difficulty. Its site publishes the ranked list along with changelog entries recording placements and moves. The list states that placements reflect difficulty opinions from many players and should not be taken as objective fact. Its codebase is on GitHub, and it links to partner and related lists.
The Adventure Game Database is a catalogue of PC English-language graphical adventure games. Users can search by name, tag, year and platform, and the site lists recently added and released titles alongside upcoming games. Search help documents options for phrase matching, required and excluded words, wildcards and filters such as year and status.
DoesItPlay? is a project working to ensure games remain accessible now and always. The site publishes physical game reviews across platforms including PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Switch and older consoles, and presents statistics on offline play and download requirements drawn from 3632 entries.
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The Individual Stats Viewer is a pointercrate ranking of Geometry Dash players by individual statistics, with a country filter that includes subdivisions. Selecting a player shows demonlist rank, demonlist score, demons completed and related statistics. The page instructs users to click a player name to begin.
The GD LRR Demon List is a Geometry Dash demon list dedicated to low-refresh-rate players, defined as monitors running the game at 75fps or below, including mobile. It states it adopted the Pointercrate demonlist's guidelines as of January 9th, 2021, with extra list-specific rules. It hosts main, extended, legacy and 61hz+ level lists.
The Insane Demon List is a Geometry Dash demon list ranking insane demons by difficulty instead of extreme demons. It adopts most of the Pointercrate Demonlist's guidelines and adds list-specific record rules, including audible clicks and a prior death. It also operates a platformer list with checkpoint and cutting guidelines.
AREDL, the All Rated Extreme Demons List, is a community project that ranks every rated Extreme Demon in Geometry Dash by difficulty. Its site publishes the ranked list along with changelog entries recording placements and moves. The list states that placements reflect difficulty opinions from many players and should not be taken as objective fact. Its codebase is on GitHub, and it links to partner and related lists.
The Adventure Game Database is a catalogue of PC English-language graphical adventure games. Users can search by name, tag, year and platform, and the site lists recently added and released titles alongside upcoming games. Search help documents options for phrase matching, required and excluded words, wildcards and filters such as year and status.
DoesItPlay? is a project working to ensure games remain accessible now and always. The site publishes physical game reviews across platforms including PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Switch and older consoles, and presents statistics on offline play and download requirements drawn from 3632 entries.
