How Does the Easy Demon List Leaderboard Work?

The Easy Demon List (EDL) leaderboard is the section of the site that records player performance on the demons ranked in the EDL. Based on the site's own navigation — List, Leaderboard, Packs, and Roulette — the Leaderboard sits alongside the main List rather than replacing it: the List ranks the demons, and the Leaderboard tracks the players who beat them. The exact scoring formula, point values, and submission rules are not published in the available site material, so treat any specific point number you see elsewhere as unverified until you check the site directly.

What the Leaderboard section is for

The EDL describes itself as a project "meant to rank the hardest demons of such difficulty in Geometry Dash." That gives the site two distinct jobs:

• List — orders the demons themselves by difficulty.
• Leaderboard — orders the players, presumably by what they have completed from that List.

Because the two sections are linked, a player's standing on the Leaderboard only makes sense in relation to the List. Beating a demon that sits higher on the List should carry more weight than beating one near the bottom, which is the standard structure for demon-ranking projects in Geometry Dash.

How ranking likely works

The available page evidence does not include a scoring table, so the mechanism below is the general pattern these lists follow, not a confirmed EDL formula:

1. A demon is placed on the List at a specific position based on its difficulty.
2. A player completes that demon and the completion is recorded.
3. Points are assigned according to the demon's List position — harder placement, more points.
4. Totals are summed across a player's recorded completions to produce a Leaderboard position.

If EDL follows this pattern, then two players with the same number of completions can still rank differently, because the difficulty of what they beat matters more than the count. A single top-of-List demon could outweigh several easier ones.

What to check on the site itself

Since the site's excerpt only exposes the section names, verify these details directly on easydemonlist.pages.dev before relying on them:

The Packs section is worth checking separately — if packs group multiple demons into a set, completing a pack may be tracked differently from individual completions. The Roulette section appears to be a separate feature and its relationship to Leaderboard scoring is not described in the available material.

Practical takeaway

Use the List to understand which demons are considered hardest, and use the Leaderboard to see how players compare based on what they have beaten from that List. If you want your own position to reflect accurately, focus on higher-ranked demons rather than accumulating easy ones — that is the assumption built into this type of ranking, though EDL's exact weighting should be confirmed on the site.