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Nasheed: voices only, no instruments, plus a soft duff (frame drum).
Best played with your phone turned sideways.
How to play
- Like Geometry Dash: your cube runs on its own, and every jump lands on the beat. Tap (or press space) to jump; hold to keep jumping.
- Esa chants the alphabet as you run, one letter on every jump. The letter he is saying glows behind the track and sits inside the yellow jump orbs.
- Crash and you go again at once. The bar at the top shows how far you got, and your best.
- At each lantern the run stops: which letter comes next? A wrong answer costs a heart.
- Practice mode saves a checkpoint every couple of seconds and slows the nasheed a little.
- World 1 is the alphabet: four levels and a boss with all 28 letters. Level 1 shows you how everything works.
- World 2 (levels 6 to 10) is the alphabet again, harder, with Geometry Dash’s wave, upside-down gravity, speed portals, and pink, red and blue orbs.
- World 3 (levels 11 to 15) is faster again, with the UFO, mini size with low tunnels, spinning saws, and the mirror portal that turns the run right to left.
- World 4 (levels 16 to 30) is the fastest: the robot (hold for a high jump), green orbs, the spider and the swing copter, then levels that mix every move from every world, and the Final Boss at level 30.
- Every level from World 2 on hides three gold coins off the easy path. Coins you find are kept, apart from the stars.
- Endless is one long run of the alphabet’s chants with moves from every world. Three hearts: a crash costs one and takes you back to the start of that chant. Your score is how many letters you chant.
- Nasheed: duff and real singers only, with Esa chanting the letters. The singers are from VocalSet (Wilkins, Seetharaman, Wahl and Pardo, 2018), shared under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. The duff and crowd sounds are public-domain (CC0) recordings from Freesound.
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Jump to any of the 30 levels.
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Nasheed: voices only, no instruments, plus a soft duff (frame drum).