The art style used in the Geometry Dash autopilot level is very cool. There are both moving parts and gameplay in this game. Autopilot has less than 19 thousand items, is very well optimized, and doesn't need a low detail mode, which is why it doesn't have one.
Gameplay of Geometry Dash autopilot
- The level starts with a badge and the nickname of the person who made it. Following this, a white-lit screen shows on top, and the main game starts. The cube jumps on its wheels and spins them twice as fast.
- After that, the player is in space, and a satellite close sends a message. Another set of satellites with checkmarks next to them and a screen at the top that says "-GO-" can then be seen.
- On his screen, there is a timer, and then the rocket takes off. The level drop starts. The rocket takes off, but there is a problem that makes it break apart. A cube flies out of the rocket parts and hits the rocks.
With a focus on timing, levels that change all the time, and tough tasks, the game is fun and addicting for players of all skill levels.
