This cube is filled with orbs of both green and blue variety, and they all require insane timing as well. 62-80%: Here it starts off as a mini straight fly leading into an extreme mini wave segment, then a cube section, all in the span of about one second.Not only that, but it also turns dual for the last few seconds as well, then the drop appears. Following this is a cube maze located right before the drop which has very limited vision and tons of fake orbs. 40-61%: The player then enters a mini ship sequence and is thrown into a barrage of extreme gameplay starting with a single green orb straight into a ball with insane timing and a short, near-impossible mini straight fly followed by even more timing, this time as a cube requiring blue orbs in both the air and ground to be tapped as well as a green orb and another blue orb leading the player into a UFO with even more extreme timing with orbs.This auto segment takes up about 8% of the level and consists of a large text saying "Erebus" in the background with a custom font. Some more orb timings appear as the player now enters a mini straight fly, which if passed, will be awarded by the long auto coming up. Soon the robot turns into a cube and proceeds into a line of pink orbs, a blue and green orb, and yet another line of pink orbs. First, a four- spike jump immediately followed by a hard but short straight fly and an insanely narrow mini wave segment and a fast mini robot right after that with lots of difficult orb timings. 13-39%: This section adds an extra layer of mystery to the song and bumps up the speed as well.More straight flying follows as the ship turns mini and transitions into the next part. Coming up is a short ball featuring several blue jump orbs which require difficult timings in order to get through, and right after, a tough upside-down ship sequence containing the first of the two coins which can be collected via a tiny straight fly. The level transitions to a tight mini wave segment with size switching instead of gravity this time. The first bit of game-play then follows in the form of a difficult half-speed mini ship sequence with some gravity switching from both portals and jump orbs alike. 0-13%: The level starts the player off with a triple-speed mini ship sequence with some art in the form of a robot at the very beginning with the text "Ilrell & Rustam" "Erebus" and "Boldstep" easily visible directly underneath the art piece.Currently, it is ranked at #8 in the Official Geometry Dash Demon List, between Sonic Wave and Zaphkiel. After 40,803 attempts and over three months, one of the hardest demons in Geometry Dash history was verified. Two days later on March 17, 2017, BoldStep finally verified Erebus.
On the same day, he got 91%, the closest and the worst fail BoldStep has had. Four days later, he got 75%, a small gap but another impressive achievement in just a few days.Ī few weeks later, BoldStep got a record of 87%, another great progress putting BoldStep closer to victory. Just a few days later, BoldStep got a record of 72%, which is amazing progress just after a few days. Over a month later, he got 45% then 48%, making progress rapidly. Ī few days later, he did a 61-100% start position run, making great progress very quickly. The new verifier was BoldStep, an extremely skilled Australian player who beat Allegiance and A Bizzare Phantasm at that time.
Ībout a month later, Rustam chose Stealz to be the verifier, but eventually, he quit because of how frustrating the level was.
About two months later, Rustam released another preview, showing the full level and the extreme demonish gameplay. Erebus was first revealed to the public when Rustam released a preview of it on May 29, 2016, showcasing the basic gameplay.
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