Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
so, to answer the question how difficult these levels are, some have played the first addition to this series; Amber. one of them went as far saying that Amber was harder than VSC. Erasus and Vulnix are far more difficult than Amber. sooo... that should give you the general idea of what we are looking at here
even 3 years later, this trilogy of levels have remained undefeated in difficulty while players are still going on and on about whats the new hardest level and blah, blah, blah. here you have the dragon showing you how its done when you want to go crazy about difficult levels. not that this will stop the community from trying but i would definitely consider this the pinnacle of difficulty across the last 3 years, along with Element 118 Og i created a couple of weeks ago
so, where did the name "Needle Trilogy" come from? well, it comes from where the main inspiration is taken for these 3 levels, which is the game "I Wanna Be The Guy" along with its seemingly endless fan-games, such as Kamilia 3, Happil 2, DotKid, Hell Needle, Hades and etc. these games has a category of different styles of spike setups that can be made in these games. one of these are named "needle", hence i found it the most appropriate and easiest to remember
i also want to go ahead and apologize for reusing the footage for Amber and Erasus, as they are outdated in terms of my start pos cutting quality over the years. the intention was to get full quality versions for all three levels but Vulnix ended up taking so much time that i wasnt able to rebeat Amber and Erasus before i went on my break. therefore, you'll get the two levels with slightly updated cuts, as well as updated high quality of the same music added in to compensate some of its poor parts
0:00 - Amber
1:42 - Erasus
3:15 - Vulnix
5:04 - Small Explanation
so, to answer the question how difficult these levels are, some have played the first addition to this series; Amber. one of them went as far saying that Amber was harder than VSC. Erasus and Vulnix are far more difficult than Amber. sooo... that should give you the general idea of what we are looking at here
even 3 years later, this trilogy of levels have remained undefeated in difficulty while players are still going on and on about whats the new hardest level and blah, blah, blah. here you have the dragon showing you how its done when you want to go crazy about difficult levels. not that this will stop the community from trying but i would definitely consider this the pinnacle of difficulty across the last 3 years, along with Element 118 Og i created a couple of weeks ago
so, where did the name "Needle Trilogy" come from? well, it comes from where the main inspiration is taken for these 3 levels, which is the game "I Wanna Be The Guy" along with its seemingly endless fan-games, such as Kamilia 3, Happil 2, DotKid, Hell Needle, Hades and etc. these games has a category of different styles of spike setups that can be made in these games. one of these are named "needle", hence i found it the most appropriate and easiest to remember
i also want to go ahead and apologize for reusing the footage for Amber and Erasus, as they are outdated in terms of my start pos cutting quality over the years. the intention was to get full quality versions for all three levels but Vulnix ended up taking so much time that i wasnt able to rebeat Amber and Erasus before i went on my break. therefore, you'll get the two levels with slightly updated cuts, as well as updated high quality of the same music added in to compensate some of its poor parts
0:00 - Amber
1:42 - Erasus
3:15 - Vulnix
5:04 - Small Explanation



![[TAS] Perfect Extreme Demon Roulette Speedrun in 1:14:50 - Geometry Dash
Xanii: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWKmWwvDqHKD5xEcmyWyRyw
Remy: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkwnsN93DKh8CEK7LLd1rkg
as always, it takes months to finish an elaborate video idea of mine. no matter what the idea it is, it never changes. typical. either way, here we have the first video where a TAS is actively used in a video of mine. with the friends i have around me, we at times discuss topics for videos and at one point, we ended up on the topic of Extreme Demon Roulette. so i wondered how it would look if someone actually completed a full Extreme Demon Roulette run
obviously, trying to clear this challenge is very difficult on its own. there are players such as Npesta trying to do this as we speak and it of course takes a huge amount of time to even reach the level that has to be beaten 100%. for that reason, in order to demonstrate this run i arranged for a TAS to play through all 100 levels that you could potentially get in a run. for this run, the levels are setup so that they are theoretically the perfect choices for the procentage they are designated for. it is for sure not the fastest time you could get for this run but given how much work you would need to do to actually figure out the fastest time, have fun doing that. i am not bothering with it, its way too time consuming and a fair few of the levels on this list are incredibly annoying [TAS] Perfect Extreme Demon Roulette Speedrun in 1:14:50 - Geometry Dash](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/igCb-Ad5oS8/mqdefault.jpg)






