Dashmetry Waterfall

In Dashmetry Waterfall, you are standing on the brink of a massive geometric waterfall. To the sound of electronic music, a torrent of square bricks, spikes, and teleportation gates shine below.

Gravity Is Rhythmic

With a single click, gravity reverses and the tiny sphere in front of you starts to spin while the music plays. This level, which lasts about 50 seconds, is quite challenging. It provides more than simply a basic reflex test. Every click becomes a part of the song in this rhythm-based experience. There are no side pathways or hidden coins to divert the player. All that is present is the sphere, the gravity that is reversed, and a short yet tight trip through a geometric waterfall.

Every Section Has Its Own Rhythm

The gameplay is similar to an electronic song that gets progressively more intense. The ball is pushed into the level by the pink pad and starts to slide past the initial spike clusters. The gameplay swiftly shifts from that very mild beginning to a sequence of yellow pads and pink orbs. In order to avoid the closely spaced spikes, players must click very precisely at the right moment. After control is gained, the ball enters a brief acceleration phase through a portal. The player then has to carefully negotiate a visually confusing series of ball gateways. Ultimately, the gravity challenge at the conclusion brings the level's overall rhythm together. Dashmetry Waterfall runs smoothly from the first slide to the final, much like a piece of music that intensifies. Every click made by a player is a note that advances the game.