At a glance
- Current status
- Published upload · unrated in the checked game record · no current Pointercrate rank claimed
- Checked upload
- Level ID 102646926 · uploaded by ryamu
- Game record
- Insane face · 0 stars · Long · version 3 · update 2.2
- Hosts
- Riot, ryamu, pluff, Deadlox and icedcave, as credited by Riot's showcase
- In-game song
- Mick Gordon - Rip & Tear (Cover) by SlendStone · Song ID 1253069
- Original showcase audio
- Rip & Tear by Mick Gordon · separate from the in-game replacement record
- Verification
- No verifier or accepted full completion claimed by this page
Creator credits: Riot, ryamu, pluff, Deadlox, icedcave, GrenadeofTacos, endevvor, HeroZombie80, GD Iris, Cersia, Aquatias, ewop, Vermillion, max, Salaxium, Haunter, Burgadahz. Verification credits, where listed, identify a separate role.
Aeternus is published, but that is not the same as verified and rated
The checked game API returns a public Aeternus upload under ryamu at level ID 102646926. It reports an Insane difficulty face, 0 stars, no featured status and version 3. Those fields establish that a searchable upload exists, but they do not establish an Extreme Demon rating or a Pointercrate position.
Aeternus is widely described as an intended future difficulty benchmark. This page preserves that context as project intent, not a current achievement. It does not call the level a verified Top 1, does not name a verifier, and does not convert community progress claims into an accepted completion.
| Question | What the checked evidence supports | What remains unsupported |
|---|---|---|
| Is there a public upload? | Yes · ID 102646926 under ryamu | That upload alone does not prove legitimate verification |
| Is it rated? | No · 0 stars in the checked record | An intended Extreme Demon label is not an in-game rating |
| Is it on Pointercrate? | No current placement used by this page | A hypothetical future rank cannot be predicted |
| Who verified it? | No verifier claimed | Showcase or hack-upload methods are not accepted completion proof |
Use the current upload ID with its status caveat
The game record identifies the checked upload as Aeternus, author ryamu, ID 102646926, Long length and update 2.2. It also reports stars requested as 10, which records the uploader's request rather than an awarded rating. A request field must not be rewritten as '10-star Extreme Demon.'
The community wiki currently displays a different ID for another updated upload. Because the checked game record and secondary reference show different IDs, this page labels 102646926 specifically as the checked ryamu upload and does not treat it as the only canonical Aeternus build.
Keep hosts and part contributors visible
Riot's own showcase description says the project was hosted by Riot, ryamu, pluff, Deadlox and icedcave. It then maps decoration and gameplay contributions across the level to a larger group. This page preserves all 17 named hosts and part contributors in its creator credit while keeping the five explicit hosts identifiable as hosts.
That does not erase the contributors. The showcase credits include GrenadeofTacos, endevvor, HeroZombie80, GD Iris, Cersia, Aquatias, ewop, Vermillion, max, Salaxium, Haunter and Burgadahz among the named part contributors. A verifier is a different role and is intentionally absent until a primary accepted completion exists.
Why the showcase song and in-game song record differ
Riot's showcase uses and names Rip & Tear by Mick Gordon. The checked in-game upload instead reports Mick Gordon - Rip & Tear (Cover) by SlendStone, song ID 1253069. This is a practical NONG-versus-replacement distinction: a video can use the intended soundtrack while the downloadable game record points to an available replacement.
A reader asking for the 'Aeternus song ID' usually needs the in-game replacement number, not the copyrighted original track title. This page labels both so the answer does not silently switch namespaces.
What Riot's showcase proves—and what it does not
The captured YouTube page is published by Riot, titled Aeternus, and contains a full part-credit map plus the host statement. It is strong primary evidence for attribution and intended presentation. It is also a showcase: watching a complete sequence is not evidence that the level has been legitimately verified under current game and list rules.
For that reason the page does not extract attempt counts, current progress percentages or a predicted verification date from commentary around the project. Those figures are volatile, can describe different builds, and require their own primary run evidence.
Treat “future Top 1” as a conditional claim
A Top 1 label only becomes an observed list fact after a level is verified, rated and placed by the relevant list owner. Before that sequence, 'future Top 1' means the creators expect or intend the level to exceed the current field. It does not guarantee that the same build will be verified, that its difficulty will remain unchanged, or that it will outrank the list when that happens.
The page therefore answers the intent behind the query—what Aeternus is and why it is discussed—without presenting a fictional rank. If Pointercrate later adds the level, the placement, requirement and verification source must be captured afresh and dated.
Keep verification, rating and ranking as separate status checks
A verified-status claim requires accepted primary completion evidence that identifies the verifier and the build. A rated-status claim is separate and requires the live game record to award stars and difficulty. A Demonlist-rank claim is separate again and requires a current Pointercrate entity and placement.
The checked evidence supports a public, unrated project with a documented host roster and an intended extreme-difficulty identity, but it does not support a verifier or accepted full completion. The uncertainty is part of the useful content, not a gap to fill with guesses.
Aeternus FAQ
Is Aeternus verified?
This page found no primary accepted full completion and names no verifier, so it does not call Aeternus verified. The upload's unrated status is reported separately and is not used as proof of verification status.
What is the Aeternus level ID?
The checked public upload under ryamu uses ID 102646926. A secondary source currently shows another updated ID, so this number is deliberately labelled as the checked upload rather than the only canonical build.
Is Aeternus a rated Extreme Demon?
No. The checked game record shows an Insane face and 0 stars. Extreme Demon is the project's intended difficulty, not an awarded rating in that record.
Who created Aeternus?
Riot's showcase credits Riot, ryamu, pluff, Deadlox and icedcave as hosts and lists additional per-part contributors.
Is Aeternus on the Pointercrate Demonlist?
No current Pointercrate placement is claimed by this page. A future placement cannot be predicted before verification, rating and list review.
What song does Aeternus use?
The intended showcase track is Rip & Tear by Mick Gordon. The checked in-game upload uses a SlendStone cover with song ID 1253069.
Can I play Aeternus on DashedUp?
No. DashedUp provides a reference page and does not embed or redistribute the Aeternus level.
Sources and scope
Reference checked 2026-09-05. Rankings and accepted records are dated observations, not live standings. The source links identify the records used; DashedUp does not certify completions.
- GDBrowser · checked Aeternus upload 102646926
- Riot · Aeternus showcase and host credits
- Official Geometry Dash Wiki · Aeternus (upcoming-content caveat)
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