How to Browse the Platformer List Leaderboard and Level List

Platformer List (gdplatformerlist.com), also called TPL, is a ranking site for the hardest Geometry Dash platformer levels. To browse it, use the site's top navigation: List for the ranked level list, Leaderboard for player rankings, and Submit Record to send in a completion. The site also shows Login in its navigation, so some actions may require an account, though the available page evidence does not specify which ones.

What the site covers

TPL describes itself as "the GD platformer demonlist with the hardest Geometry Dash platformers," covering both rated and unrated platformer levels. That means the list is not limited to officially rated levels — unrated platformers can appear too, which is useful if you follow community-made challenges that never received a rating.

The page evidence shows a version label, v1.0.0, suggesting the list is at an early release stage. Rankings and entries may change as it develops.

Browsing the level list

1. Open gdplatformerlist.com.
2. Select List in the navigation.
3. Read the entries in order — the main list presents the hardest platformers from hardest downward, so the top of the list is the most difficult.

Use this when you want to know which platformer to attempt next, or where a specific level sits relative to others. Because unrated levels are included, a level's position reflects the list's own ranking rather than only in-game difficulty ratings.

Checking the leaderboard

1. Select Leaderboard in the navigation.
2. Read the player rankings shown there.

The leaderboard ranks players rather than levels. Use it to see who has completed the hardest platformers and how players compare. The page evidence does not describe the exact scoring or points system behind the rankings, so treat the ordering as the site presents it rather than assuming a specific formula.

Submitting a record

1. Select Submit Record in the navigation.
2. Provide your completion details as prompted.

This is the path for getting a completion recognized on the site. If you are not logged in, expect to be asked to log in first — Login appears in the same navigation bar, which indicates accounts exist on the site. The evidence does not state whether login is required for every submission or only some.

Quick reference

Common snags

• Confusing the two rankings. The List ranks levels; the Leaderboard ranks players. If a name you expect to see as a level appears under Leaderboard, you are on the wrong page.
• Assuming only rated levels count. TPL explicitly includes unrated platformers, so a level missing from the in-game rating system can still be listed.
• Expecting a fixed list. At v1.0.0 the list is early-stage, so positions and entries can shift over time.

If your goal is simply to find the hardest platformers, start with List. If your goal is to see where you or another player stands, start with Leaderboard.