#HOW MANY SONIC FAN GAMES ARE THERE VERIFICATION#
Shortly after, he admitted to hacking every other Demon he ever beat and quit Geometry Dash, deleting his YouTube channel that housed both verification videos. In March of 2016, Cyclic confessed to hacking both versions of Sonic Wave, verify-hacking the original and speed-hacking the buffdate. Before 2.0, the level was replaced with a Back On Track remake, known commonly as Cyclic On Track. Most people accused Cyclic of hacking the level. The community was split on whether this level was hacked or not, as the level was far too difficult for most players at the time.
#HOW MANY SONIC FAN GAMES ARE THERE UPDATE#
This update made it far harder than Bloodbath, and this time, Cyclic had a full video without any cuts, so the level got featured for a little over two weeks. In July, Cyclic decided to delete the unrated level and upload a buffed version with a darker color scheme. A few players tried it, but none made much progress, progressing as far as the first ship. The level was verified shortly after it was previewed, however, the level was not rated, since Cyclic's verification video was publicly cut after he claimed to have verified it without recording. The level was made to rival Poltergeist as the hardest Nine Circles level. Sonic Wave was first created when Cyclic released a preview for a new Nine Circles level with a light blue color scheme back in mid-Update 1.9 (this version is now considered as Old Sonic Wave). It is currently #55 on the Geometry Dash Demonlist, above Omega (#56) and below Sonic Wave Rebirth (#54), #5 on the HRR Mobile Demonlist, above Erebus (#6) and below Generic Wave (#4), and #1 on the LRR Mobile Demonlist, above Erebus (#2). Sonic Wave is a 1.9/2.0 solo Extreme Demon created and hacked by Cyclic in 1.9, and through another hacking scandal, drama, and a race to complete the level, it was finally verified and published by Sunix in 2.0. Mythical Demon by Cyclic! Video on my YouTube.
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