Space Waves Unblocked

Space Waves is a one-button wave game in the Geometry Dash style. Your arrow flies forward at a fixed speed; hold and it climbs at 45 degrees, release and it dives, and the level is a corridor of spikes and blocks that you thread by switching between the two. Touch anything and the attempt ends, with the counter ticking up each time.

Levels are sorted into easy, normal and hard tiers, and each has a practice mode: the game's own prompt is "too difficult for you? practice here." Practice adds checkpoints so you can learn a section without restarting from the beginning, and hints are available for the worst parts.

How to play Space Waves?

Tap rather than hold; the wave moves a lot per press and most deaths are over-corrections. Look at the corridor two or three obstacles ahead, since the input you need now depends on the gap after this one. Use practice mode to learn a level's last third first, because that is where attempts die.

Controls

Desktop: hold the left mouse button or the space bar to rise, release to fall. Touch screens: press and hold anywhere.

Space Waves unblocked

Space Waves runs right here in the browser with nothing to install, so it plays on school Chromebooks and other locked-down networks.

Similar games on Speghetti Edition

• Geometry Dash is the rhythm platformer this wave mode comes from.
• Geometry Dash SubZero is the short spin-off with three levels.
• Tunnel Rush 2 is the other speed-and-gaps reflex game.

Who created Space Waves?

Space Waves is a Unity WebGL game; the developer is not credited inside the build.

Can I play Space Waves on mobile and desktop?

Yes. One hold-and-release input works with a mouse, the space bar or a finger.