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The Seven Seas is the first level of Geometry Dash Meltdown and the first level with an Easy difficulty.

Description

The Seven Seas introduces the cube form with sequences involving blocks and spikes with simple jumping patterns. The ship form is also introduced with sequences involving spacious manoeuvres around obstacles. Moving obstacles preemptive with icon movement are also introduced.

Ship sequences take place from 30% to 45%, from 60% to 67% and from 83% to 90%.

Secret coins

Collecting all three secret coins will reward an additional cube.

  • The first secret coin is located at 22% and collected as the cube. After passing through a spiked column, jump over a pair of spikes, landing on the same platform without overshooting, to immediately jump again onto a moving platform which will suddenly descend to collect the coin.
  • The second secret coin is located at 37% and collected as the ship. After passing over a pit of monsters, fly up through a passage within a ceiling obstacle to collect the coin.
  • The third secret coin is located at 80% and collected as the cube. After clearing the triple spike set and jumping up to the second extended platform, jump twice before sliding down onto a platform to collect the coin, jumping onto the jump pad that suddenly appears to return to the main route.

Gameplay

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Geometry Dash Meltdown - The Seven Seas

Trivia

  • The achievement and its associated reward (Colour06) for completing The Seven Seas in practice mode were removed in Update 1.01.
  • The Seven Seas reveals the yellow jump pad as part of collecting a secret coin, although it is not formally introduced until Viking Arena.
  • The name The Seven Seas is an ancient phrase used by several cultures referring to seven major local bodies of water, differing in specifics by region. In modern times, it refers to the seven major oceans on Earth: the Arctic and Southern, the North and South Atlantic, the North and South Pacific, and the Indian oceans.
  • The Seven Seas takes 94 seconds to complete and requires a minimum of 82 jumps.

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