Geometry Dash Freedom08
Unleash your rhythm, sharpen your skills, and dive into the madness—Geometry Dash Freedom08 dares you to conquer one of the hardest challenges ever created!
A Legendary Extreme Demon
Geometry Dash Freedom08 is a landmark in the world of Extreme Demon levels. Released during Update 2.1, it is the decorated evolution of Pennutoh’s Spicy Layout #8. What began as a simple design grew into one of the most ambitious megacollabs ever, with contributions from more than 25 creators, including Knobbelboy, GDAllan, and Pawe.
Origins of Freedom08
The original layout was intended for verification by Metalface221, and later by ThatJ4ke. After ThatJ4ke left the game, the challenge was taken on by Golden, who finally verified the level after an astounding 20,423 attempts. Over time, the project expanded from a small-scale decoration into a massive collaboration, with each section built to synchronize perfectly with the song Freedom Dive—a soundtrack as intense as the gameplay itself.
Gameplay and Features
Geometry Dash Freedom08 is an XL-length Extreme Demon packed with near frame-perfect timings and relentless transitions. It incorporates a wide variety of portals—gravity, mirror, size, speed, duality, and teleportation—keeping gameplay dynamic and unpredictable. Players must master all seven forms: cube, ship, ball, UFO, wave, robot, and spider.
Currently ranked 49th on the DemonList, Freedom08 surpasses Altered Ascent and sits just behind Tapwreck. Its difficulty is legendary, but its flawless synchronization with music is what makes it one of the most celebrated rhythm-based levels in Geometry Dash.
FAQ
Why is it called Freedom08?
The name combines the song Freedom Dive with a nod to Pokémon’s HM08 move Dive.
What song does Freedom08 use?
The level uses Keys of Freedom by hawkfire7, a substitute for Freedom Dive, which isn’t available on Newgrounds.
How many creators worked on Freedom08?
A total of 25 creators contributed, making it a true community project.
What’s the inside joke about “Verified by Mr. Wide”?
“Mr. Wide” isn’t a real person—it’s an inside joke from the collab team that became part of the level’s legacy.
