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Trigonometry Dash

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Trigonometry Dash is a popular rhythm-based action platformer, created as a fan game inspired by RobTop Games' hugely successful Geometry Dash series.

General introduction to Trigonometry Dash

Trigonometry Dash is known as one of the pioneering fan game projects to explore Platformer Mode - a game mode where players can control left/right movement, instead of just running forward automatically. This happened before Platformer mode was officially added to Geometry Dash in update 2.2. The game was developed by Majimellow. Currently, the project has been taken over and further developed by other modders (such as deamlinx and EdelfQ).

Trigonometry Dash Mechanics

Gamemodes

Like Geometry Dash, Trig Dash has several game modes that are activated when passing through portals:

  • Cube: Basic cube, jump once.
  • Ship/UFO: Controls flight by holding the key to fly up and releasing the key to fly down.
  • Ball: Reverses gravity with each press.
  • Wave: Moves diagonally by holding and releasing the key (creating sine or cosine trigonometric functions - a nice tie-in to the game's name).
  • Robot: Can jump to varying heights depending on how long the key is held.

Players must master all of these control modes, often switching between them at breakneck speeds.

Platform Challenges

Platform gameplay allows for more complex level design, including:

  • Small puzzles that require moving back and forth to unlock paths or activate portals.
  • Jumps require pixel precision across narrow spikes.
  • Use physics and jump pads to reach difficult positions.