Geometry Dash – Top 15 Easiest Easy Demons (Update 2.113)

This list contains the top 15 easiest Easy Demons in Geometry Dash as of Update 2.113. This list doesn’t contain demons with secret way. Also, this is my opinion.

And according to the GDDP, Clubstep and ToE 2 are Easy Demons. I hope this helps you with beating demons. With that being said, let us begin.

Top 5

  • 1 – The Lightning Road (It was my 1st demon. It is easier than The Nightmare because there is no speed changes.)
  • 2 – The Nightmare (It is well documented that The Nightmare is one of the easiest demons in Geometry Dash.)
  • 3 – Platinum Adventure (It is considered to be a simple Easy Demon aside from the moving object sections.)
  • 4 – Demon Mixed (If you played some of the older demons, you can blitz past this demon in less than 500 attempts.)
  • 5 – Lights and Thunder (It can be hard sometimes, but once you beat Electrodynamix, you won’t struggle as much.)

Top 10

  • 6 – Speed Racer (The reason why it’s not top 5 is because it has a bunch of speed changes. Despite that, it is still a consistent and fun level.)
  • 7 – xStep v2 (By Neptune) (If you beat xStep and some other Neptune v2 levels, you could probably beat this level quickly.)
  • 8 – Crescendo (Once you practice a few times or watch video completion of it, I think you will be fine.)
  • 9 – Shattering Light (Practice and watch video first. After that, try to get some progress. The start is not too hard.)
  • 10 – iS (By Grenate) (Try to be patient with the timings.)

Top 15

  • 11 – Clubstep (If you practice enough and you play Vermillion’s game mode mixes, you can eventually beat this level.)
  • 12 – Shiver (If you want to beat this level, try to be patient with when to click.)
  • 13 – Blue Hell (If you are able to concentrate enough, you have a shot at beating this level.)
  • 14 – DeCode (Play some wave practice levels and then try to beat this level.)
  • 15 – Invisible Clubstep (If you are good at Clubstep, you can probably beat this semi-invisible version of Clubstep.)
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