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As you dive intoGeometry Dash, you’ll become immersed in its rhythmic experience. Amidst the challenges, you’ll come across items that allow you to unlock additional icons, effects, and secrets, enhancing the overall progressing experience. One of the crucial items you need to collect is the Keys, “Demon Keys.”
As you embark on this experience, you might encounter some challenges when collecting keys and understanding how to acquire them. Luckily, this guide is here to help you not only obtain keys but also navigate through the difficulties associated with collecting them.
How To Get Keys
As you play, you can acquire keys byopening daily chests. Patience is crucial, as it relies on your luck, but it remains an effective way to effortlessly obtain keys, while daily chests provide keys with minimal effort.
Alternatively, the most efficient method for key collection is bygathering Mana Orbs.Collecting 500 Mana Orbs automatically rewards you with a key.
While you may also collectMana Orbs from daily chests, unfortunately, these Mana Orbsdon’t contribute to obtaining keys. Therefore, you mustrely solely on the Mana Orbs collected from the levelsyou have played to acquire keys. To check how many Mana Orbs you’ve collected from levels, simplyaccess the stats through the iconat the bottom of the main menu.
You don’t need to complete levels to earn Mana Orbs; playing them is sufficient. The number of Mana Orbs you receive aligns with your progression within the level.
There are alsoplatformer levelswith checkpoints, providing an advantage as you don’t need to replay them entirely from the start. Yet,completion is necessary to obtain all the Mana Orbs.
Where To Use Keys
The primary incentive driving you to collect keys is the purple door, which provides access tothe treasure room. The Keymaster instructs you to collectfive keys to gain entry. However, once you’ve collected the five keys, you may access the treasure room while retaining the keys.
Upon entering the treasure room, you’ll gain access to multiple types of chests divided into two tiers.The first tiercomprises three chest types that you canunlock using one, five, or ten keys.The second tieroffers three chest types, allowing you tounlock chests for 25, 50, or 100 keys.
You can check the number of keys you have in thetop-right corner of the treasure room.
If you haven’t unlocked the treasure room yet, you’re able to find out how many keys you are missing byclicking on the purple door. The Keymaster will then inform you of the specific number of keys needed, such as requiring three more keys, for example.
