What is Unrated Demons List (UDL)?

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Unrated Demons List (UDL) is a community-run website for Geometry Dash players that catalogs demon levels which are not rated in the game. Its homepage is organized around five entry points: List, Leaderboard, Roulette, Submit, and Record. If you play Geometry Dash, especially unrated or lesser-known demon levels, UDL is a place to browse those levels, see who has completed them, submit your own records, and explore levels at random.

What UDL is for

Geometry Dash has an official rating system, but many difficult player-made levels never receive a rating. UDL exists to track and rank those unrated demons separately. Based on the site's own navigation, its core functions are:

  • List – browse the catalog of unrated demon levels.
  • Leaderboard – see player rankings tied to completions.
  • Roulette – get a random level suggestion, useful when you don't know what to play.
  • Submit – send in a level or record for inclusion.
  • Record – log or view completion records.

The site identifies itself as UDL v8.0.0, indicating it is actively versioned and maintained rather than a static page.

Who it's useful for

If you are… UDL is useful because…
A player looking for hard unrated levels The List and Roulette give you levels to try
Someone who has completed unrated demons Submit and Record let you document it
Competitive about demon completions The Leaderboard ranks players
Curious about the unrated scene It aggregates levels the game itself doesn't rate

What to check before relying on it

The available site information only confirms the section names and version number. It does not state pricing, login requirements, or submission rules. Before submitting a record or level, open the Submit section directly to see the current requirements, and check Leaderboard to understand how rankings are calculated. Treat those pages as the source of truth, since community lists often change their criteria between versions.

In short: UDL is a Geometry Dash hub for unrated demon levels, combining a browsable list, player rankings, a random-level picker, and submission/record tools. Visit it if you want to find, play, or track unrated demons; skip it if you only care about officially rated levels.