| “ | 17314 Objects! My first 2.1 Level hope you like it! I ran out of ideas at the end and I had so many projects to work on so I rushed it! | ” |
―Rustam | ||
Zafari is a 2.1 solo Easy Demon created, verified and published by Rustam. The level is well-known for its unbalanced gameplay and inconsistent nature, especially the wave at 18%.
Gameplay[]
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The level starts with a moderately difficult buggy cube section, which is overall one of the easiest parts of the level. To get access to the three coins of the level, the player must hit one of the crossed-out orbs, which appears to be a red orb but toggles on the coins. However, doing so will also make the level exceptionally harder.
Then, the level will become a half-speed mini-ship, where the player must go through a slightly more than one block gap with spikes on top and bottom. Shake triggers are included to make it harder. This part is very difficult because of the tightness, the tricky manoeuvring and the slow speed. (Do note that if the toggle orb for the coins is hit, this part's game mode will be replaced by a normal-size wave.)
Next comes arguably the hardest part of the level: the double-speed wave segment. The player must go through some very tight gaps, with some blue pads to change the orientation of the wave. Again, shake triggers are included to make the level more annoying.
Then comes a much easier ball segment. The player must hit the orbs late, and the dash orbs are required to go through a one-block gap. A platform can be skipped by not flipping back down. Next comes arguably the easiest part of the level: a ship sequence. The spaces are wide and can be considered a break for the player. A coin will appear here if the orb is hit.
Afterwards comes a relatively easy yet buggy dual-cube. The first part is symmetrical, with the player having to click twice and then hold. Then, it becomes asymmetrical, and the player must jump late over a double spike; otherwise, they glitch through and die.
The game mode becomes a ship again, which is still relatively easy. It is very similar to the previous ship in terms of difficulty.
Next, it becomes a difficult spider, with almost invisible black spikes killing players who tap too early.
Next is a UFO segment with many jump timings. Landing on the platform while not hitting the spikes or the razor is the hardest part of this part, and after that, there are several gravity portals, the locations of which can be easily learned.
Then, the player enters a ship sequence. It should not give any players any trouble as there are nearly three blocks of space everywhere, but if the player hit the coin orb, this part would be a mini-wave instead of the ship, and it becomes a lot harder.
Lastly, the level ends with a robot jumping through a rotating ball with spikes on it. The first jump is the hardest, as the player must jump on the edge of the spike and hold it full. If the coin route was taken, it would be a mini-robot instead of a normal-sized robot.
User coins[]
Initially, to collect the secret coins, the player must hit the red square orb at 8%, because of which a kind of "heavy mode" will appear.
- The first coin is located at 16% on the way. However, the ship sequence will be replaced by a wave segment, which will greatly raise its difficulty.
- The second coin is located at 45%, at the top. While this part is the same without the coin trigger, the coin is difficult to obtain, as the player must fall into the gap, grab the coin and fly back out.
- The third and final coin is located at 83%, near the decorative demon. The ship sequence will be replaced by a mini-wave segment, which will raise the difficulty of the collection of coins and the section itself.
Trivia[]
- The password for the level is 017314, as the level contains 17,314 objects.
- The level is 1m 2s in length.
- Though typically considered an Easy Demon by the community, many players find Zafari difficult enough to be a Medium Demon due to the harsh ship and wave sections.
Video[]
Zafari (Easy Demon) - by Rustam (me) - Geometry Dash
The verification of Zafari. Credits to Rustam.