Geometry Dash Savefile Editor

Geometry Dash is a cool platformer that manages to bring back that 80s game feeling without becoming extremely simple or complacent in terms of the public it attracts. In fact, it manages to blend old and new in a fun way, being designed to fit older and newer gamers alike.

What happens if you'd like to skip some levels, or simply improve your status in order to move on faster through the game? You can use Geometry Dash Savefile Editor, an application meant to help decrypt and encode safe files for editing and adjustment.

This program relies on the Windows terminal to run, meaning you will have to be somewhat acquainted with the functionality of the command line within your operating system. Still, this is a small obstacle for some, an advantage for others.

You will have to place the program in the directory containing the game files. Once launched, the program will provide a series of options. Will the user decide to decrypt, encrypt or open the save file folder? These can't really be done in any particular order, as they depend one on the other.

In order for the user to be able to adjust the contents of the save file, this program manages to decrypt the existing item and transform it into XML. From here, the user can edit as seen fit, but there is one condition which the application can help you fulfill. This is having the information displayed in a neat and accessible order. Thus, the prettify XML option is exactly designed to do this. Make sure its current state is signaled with ON.

Geometry Dash Savefile Editor might look like a simple program, but as far as GD gamers are concerned, this could be a gem that will get them out of any pickle they find themselves in while playing.