What the List, Leaderboard, Packs, and Roulette Sections on Easy Demon List Do

Easy Demon List (EDL) is a community project that ranks the hardest Easy Demons in Geometry Dash. Its site navigation exposes four main sections — List, Leaderboard, Packs, and Roulette — and each serves a different purpose: the List is the ranked catalog of demons, the Leaderboard tracks player standings, Packs groups demons into curated sets, and Roulette offers a random-pick tool. The exact contents of each section depend on what the project has published at the time you visit, so treat the descriptions below as functional roles rather than fixed data.

List: the ranked catalog

The List is the core of the project. It presents Easy Demons ordered by difficulty, which is what "ranking the hardest demons of such difficulty" means in practice — the hardest Easy Demons sit at the top, easier ones further down.

Use it when you want to:

• See which Easy Demons the community currently considers hardest.
• Work through demons in order of increasing difficulty.
• Check where a specific level sits relative to others.

Because EDL is versioned (the site identifies itself as v1.2.0), rankings can shift between versions as levels are added, removed, or re-evaluated. If you're comparing a level's position against an older reference, confirm you're looking at the same version.

Leaderboard: player standings

The Leaderboard section shows rankings of players or their recorded completions, derived from the List. Where the List ranks levels, the Leaderboard ranks people.

Use it to:

• See who has completed the most or hardest demons on the List.
• Gauge how competitive a given set of completions is.
• Find players whose completion records you want to compare against.

The specific scoring or ordering rule isn't stated on the site itself, so if points or weighting matter to you, verify the current rule on the site rather than assuming a formula.

Packs: grouped demon sets

Packs collect demons into bundles rather than presenting them as one long ranking. This is useful when you want a defined goal instead of an open-ended climb.

Typical uses:

• Pick a pack and clear every demon in it as a self-contained challenge.
• Use packs to find demons of similar difficulty grouped together.
• Track progress across a smaller, finite set rather than the whole List.

The site does not document how packs are composed, so check the pack contents directly before committing to one.

Roulette: random level selection

Roulette gives you a random pick, typically drawn from the List or a subset of it. It exists for players who don't want to choose manually.

Use it when you:

• Want a random Easy Demon to attempt next.
• Are streaming or recording and want an unpredictable pick.
• Want to break out of repeatedly choosing the same familiar levels.

Since it's random, you can't control difficulty precisely — if you need a specific difficulty band, use the List or a Pack instead.

Choosing between the four sections

If your goal is progression, start with the List. If your goal is a bounded challenge, use Packs. If your goal is comparison, use the Leaderboard. If your goal is simply to play something now, use Roulette.