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In the world of video games, Geometry Dash is likened to the most brutal form of "mental discipline," where players don't use swords or weapons, but rely on keen perception and reflexes to survive.

Entering the game is like stepping into a treacherous labyrinth filled with traps and deadly obstacles. Sharp spikes like sword blades surround you, and gravity-defying vortexes twist the world upside down, forcing players to achieve a state of "harmony between music and movement." Just one moment of distraction, one missed beat, and years of practice can be instantly wiped away.

This is not for the faint of heart. To master the Extreme Demon levels, players must endure countless "reincarnations" (resets), forging an iron will and viewing failure as nothingness. Upon reaching the pinnacle, you'll realize this is no longer just a game, but a form of spiritual training to achieve absolute tranquility amidst a storm of neon chaos.