Dashmetry: Rhythm Control and Precision Platforming

Dashmetry is a rhythm platformer where a small icon moves forward automatically through obstacle-filled paths, and every input must match the music to survive. The focus stays on timing and pattern recognition, so progress depends more on consistency than complex mechanics.

The Core Rules of Dashmetry

Each run in Dashmetry follows a strict one mistake rule. Any collision sends the player back to the start, which makes every attempt a full run from beginning to end. The movement feels simple at first, but quickly becomes demanding as patterns tighten.

Inputs follow the beat, so jumping too early or too late breaks the flow.
Icon forms can change during a level, and each form reacts differently.
Obstacles appear in sequences that require memory, not random reactions.
Practice mode adds checkpoints, helping players learn difficult sections step by step.

Game Modes and Progression

The structure offers different ways to approach the challenge without changing the core mechanics.

Classic mode includes structured levels with rising difficulty, from easier stages to more demanding layouts.
Endless mode focuses on survival, where speed increases and mistakes become harder to recover from.
Race mode introduces competition, where clean execution matters more than risk taking.

Progression unlocks new icons, colors, and visual options, giving players more ways to personalize each run while tracking improvement over time.

Creative System and Content

A built-in editor allows players to create their own levels using custom layouts and music. Shared content from the community expands the experience with new challenges and different design styles.