But of course, this is a multiplayer shooter, and this kind of game doesn’t have a great track record with touchscreen controls. Overall it feels a bit better than other mobile shooters, but still not that great. You can easily move around using the joystick, rotating the camera by dragging your right thumb across the screen, and there are on-screen buttons for things like opening your backpack, crouching, going prone, and even jumping. When a gun’s equipped, buttons pop up for aiming down the sights or through the scope, and you can fire with either thumb. But doing them all at the same time is pretty cumbersome. After spotting someone, you typically have a second or two to line up your shot, which is tough, and if you miss you’ll need to swipe your thumb to rotate and line up the shot again, making it hard to quickly line up shots.

If you want to get into Geometry Dash you should play this game now. So far GD World have the most content included in comparison to any other free versions of Geometry Dash. There are tons of achievement to unlock, tons of icons, and tons of level to play. At first you can only play a few short original levels but once you finish them you gain access to a lot of features. You'll be able to play a daily level which resets every day, weekly demon and a huge variety of community-made levels under the featured tab. The game has the lowest learning curve in the game so if you're new to Geometry Dash just give it a try.