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| “ | The Hell Origin by Sohn0924, Tsukifuto, Azuler, Zhander, MrPPs, Xaro, Alex PG, Vindik, Zimnior12 and Ternamit. Verified by Stormfly. | ” |
―Stormfly | ||
The Hell Origin (abbreviated as THO) is a 2.1 Extreme Demon mega-collaboration, originally created in 1.2 by Sohn0924, redecorated by Tsukifuto, Azuler, Zhander, MrPPs, Xaro, Alex PG, Vindik, Zimnyte, and Ternamit, and verified and published by Stormfly on 19 August 2017. It is the fourth level of the Hell Series, and also the final level with a full layout by the original creator.
Gameplay[]
- 0-6% (Tsukifuto): The level starts with a core-inspired cube section with a triple spike and two Low Detail Mode triggers selectable. His part overall features solely the cube game mode and is not that hard in particular, but still features mildly difficult timings.
- 7-32% (Azuler + Zhander): This part uses a light color palette and transparent block design. The first ball section is not difficult but still requires the right timing to fall to a cube portal. The cube part that follows has an abundance of invisible portals and orbs, making the harsh timings harder to adapt to. The ball part that comes afterward requires consistent, timed taps as the is barely any room for the ball to move past the spikes. Another cube part follows and features a 28×3 row of yellow jump orbs with spikes brimmed on the floor and ceiling, meaning the player needs to time taps perfectly to not crash on the spikes. A short ball part comes next, followed by a ship sequence. Another short cube section follows, which uses the transparency of the blocks as a way to confuse players as they are needed to jump from block to block. The ship sequence that later precedes the cube section marks the end of Azuler and Zhander's part, featuring a long mini-ship straight fly and a normal-sized ship sequence with fake passages.
- 33-41% (MrPPs): This part uses more "solid" colors along with simpler block designs. A short and easy ball segment comes first, which then changes to a long cube part requiring timed jump orb interactions to avoid crashing. The next part features a frustrating ship sequence, which mixes straight and curved flying. Another cube section is next, which is easier than the rest but jumps are still needed to be timed correctly.
- 42-61% (Xaro): Xaro's part features an array of effects and rather simple designs. This part overall features a lot of cube timings and odd ship maneuvers, along with a short ball section dividing these sections. The final section of this part is a tricky, but easy straight fly section that requires the player to take an alternate route as the seemingly intended route is a trap.
- 62-80% (Alex PG): This part features a combination of simple and slightly complex designs along with a custom background. The part starts with a ball section, which has intermediate timings, and consistent mashing. The cube part that follows is riddled with hard jumps and orb timings. The cube section also features a lot of tricky gravity changes. A ball segment after this part marks the start of Vindik's part.
- 81-88% (Vindik): Vindik's part is overall dark and is even darker with LDM activated. A ball section at the start of his part continues from Alex PG's part. Then, a ship part comes next, which starts easy which then continues to a straight fly section, transitioning to a cube part with easy timings.
- 89-96% (Zimnyte): Unlike the other parts, this part uses a yellow color scheme instead of red. A short cube section at the start continues from Vindik's part, which then changes to a ship part that requires curved ship movements. Then comes a short cube part, transitioning to an easy and short ball part. It then again changes to a short cube part, which requires careful timing to not crash at 94% or 95%. Getting past the final spikes means the player practically completed the level.
- 97-100% (Ternamit): This part features no gameplay. His part is the ending art for the level (as seen in the infobox).
Trivia[]
- The password for the level is 170821.
- The level contains 74,668 objects.
- The level is 1m 24s in length.
- The level was rated on 1 November 2017.
- The level was initially placed at #20 on the Demonlist on 3 December 2017, above Bloodbath (#21) and below Hatred (#19).
- This addition pushed Allegiance into the Extended List and Pursuit into the Legacy List.
- The level was moved from #77 to #66 on 28 July 2019, pushing Extinction into the Extened List.
- The level is currently #89 on the Low Refresh Rate Mobile Demonlist, above The Hell Zone (#90) and below The Hell World (#88).
- The original layout by Sohn0924 is considered impossible without nerfs.
- The gameplay was then nerfed in the final version to make it possible and more consistent across.
- Stormfly disliked the gameplay of the level and wanted to stop verifying it at one point.
- The part after Xaro's part was originally built by KugelBlitZ, but because his part was criticized as being too plain, it was removed and a Creator Contest was held to decide a new builder.[1] Alex PG won and his entry was added to the full level.[2]
- This level took Stormfly fewer attempts to verify than that of The Hell World.
- When Sohn0924 quit the game, the original level was deleted from the servers but was later recovered by I-ProSteR-I, who saved a copy of it to create an auto version of it in 1.8.[3]
- Stormfly legitimately verified the original version by Sohn0924 on 31 October 2021.
- The original version of The Hell Origin is the ninth former Top 1 in the game's history.
- The placement of Sephiroth on the Demonlist on 3 July 2021 pushed The Hell Origin into the Legacy List.
Walkthrough[]
Geometry Dash - The Hell Origin (Demon?) - By sohn0924 and more
The verification of The Hell Origin. Credit to Stormfly.