Geometry Dash WANNACRY: A Unique Challenge in the NCS Gauntlet
Face epic challenges designed to break your focus in Geometry Dash WANNACRY. Released as part of the NCS Gauntlet contest, this 2.2 Medium Demon level combines hacker-inspired aesthetics with fast-paced, unpredictable gameplay. Drawing its name from the infamous WannaCry ransomware, WANNACRY showcases glitchy visuals, cinematic sequences, and creative mechanics that set it apart.
The level earned 4th place in the contest, closing the NCS II Gauntlet right after MAGISTRO and just before I See Stars.
Gameplay Overview
WANNACRY keeps players on edge with shifting perspectives and constantly evolving mechanics. It begins with a 3D cube section where movement flows away from the camera instead of rightward—an unusual twist in Geometry Dash design.
From there, players cycle through UFO, robot, wave, spider, and ball segments, each demanding sharp reflexes and quick adaptation. Some standout highlights include:
- ERROR Hazards – Floating red “ERROR” text chains that can instantly defeat the player.
- Hacker Sequence – A dramatic cutscene where a hacker breaks glass and smashes a computer with an axe.
- Monster Chase – A thrilling pursuit where a giant monster chases the player through ship and wave sections.
- Auto Ending – A playful finale where the player character hops into a trash can.
With a runtime of 2 minutes and 11 seconds and over 69,999 objects, the level balances cinematic storytelling with challenging gameplay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WANNACRY free to copy?
Yes. The level is available for free copying within the Geometry Dash editor.
How difficult is it?
It’s rated Medium Demon—challenging but approachable for experienced Geometry Dash players.
What song does it use?
WANNACRY uses a single main track with four additional sound effects, enhancing its glitchy, hacker-inspired atmosphere.
Similar Games and Levels
If you enjoyed WANNACRY, you may also like Geometry Dash Skeletal Shenanigans and Geometry Dash Electronic Demon. Outside Geometry Dash, fans of Tap Road or Space Waves! will find a similar blend of rhythm-based challenge and intensity.
