Flamewall in Geometry Dash: ID, verification and current status

At a glance

Level

Flamewall

Geometry Dash level ID

126242564

Publisher

Narwall

Creation

A credited collaboration, not one person's solo level

Verifier

Cuatrocientos

Verification video published

September 21, 2025

Attempts reported by the verifier

221,703

Difficulty

Extreme Demon

Main song

Flamewall — Camellia

Song ID

10007151

Listed duration

6:39 on the Pointercrate page checked September 5, 2026

Demonlist position

#4 on the same check

Flamewall facts at a glance

The Pointercrate entry supplies the dated list facts; the verification video supplies the verifier's historical record. The linked entity permalink identifies Flamewall even if its position changes; the values quoted here remain a dated snapshot.

Who created Flamewall, and who verified it?

Flamewall has a large credited creator team. Narwall is its publisher, while Cuatrocientos is the verifier. Those roles answer different questions: a publisher account identifies the uploaded level, creator credits identify the people who built it, and a verifier completes it to establish a legitimate clear.

A publisher label in a level lookup is not a complete list of everyone who contributed. Similarly, a verification video uploaded by Cuatrocientos does not make him the sole creator.

For the full contributor list, open Pointercrate's credited roster. Keeping that roster attached to its source is more useful than treating a shortened “by” label as the whole attribution. If you are crediting a particular section in your own video, check that section's credit rather than assigning the entire collaboration to the publisher.

Find the right Flamewall level

You need the full Geometry Dash game with access to online community-level search, not this site's Lite browser entry. RobTop's Geometry Dash Steam listing describes its user-created levels. Connect to the game's online service to look up the upload.

Use 126242564 in Geometry Dash's online level search, then check that the displayed level name is Flamewall. You can also inspect the GDBrowser record before opening the game.

The name alone is less precise. A search result or shared copy may refer to an older upload, a practice copy or another project with a similar title. Match the ID first, then compare the account and description. A creator name mentioned in a video is not a replacement for the level ID.

If the lookup does not return the expected entry, first check that you entered the level ID rather than the song ID. Confirm online search is working before concluding the level was removed. Our level ID guide explains the broader lookup workflow.

This page is a reference to the community level. It does not run Flamewall in a browser. If your aim is simply to play a browser game now, open Geometry Dash Lite; that is a separate experience and does not load Flamewall.

Cuatrocientos's verification and the old “top 2” title

Cuatrocientos published the verification video on September 21, 2025, reporting 221,703 attempts. Its title includes “TOP 2”. Read that wording as part of the video's historical context, not as a live statement of today's placement.

The distinction prevents two common misunderstandings. An old showcase may describe a level that was still awaiting verification, while the later verification video documents a completed run. Afterward, the list position may change again as the Demonlist develops. A single title cannot describe all those stages.

When checking a completion, start with the player's original upload and the relevant list record. A showcase, a short clip and a full verification are different kinds of evidence. For Flamewall, the original Cuatrocientos video is the appropriate starting point for the verification claim.

The reported attempts describe that player's project. They do not predict how many attempts another player needs, and they are not a difficulty score that can be compared mechanically with another person's total.

Is Flamewall harder than Tidal Wave?

On the Pointercrate list checked September 5, 2026, Flamewall was #4 and Tidal Wave was #5. Flamewall therefore sat above Tidal Wave in that list's ordering at that time.

That answers the ranking question. It does not establish which level a particular player would find easier, nor how much harder one is. Reading position 4 and position 5 as a percentage difference would add information the list does not provide.

For a current comparison, check both names in the same Pointercrate list, on the same date. Avoid pairing an old Flamewall video title with a recent Tidal Wave entry. Our Tidal Wave reference provides that level's separate context.

Why do sources say 6:39, 6:46 or 54 parts?

The current Pointercrate page reports 6:39. OneAlphaHelix's September 2023 showcase described a 6:46, 54-part build. These statements come from different dated records.

The evidence checked here does not establish whether editing, timing conventions, version changes or another cause explains the duration difference. We therefore retain the source-specific values instead of inventing a precise explanation.

The same caution applies to “54 parts”. It is supported as a description of the 2023 showcase. It should not automatically become a current percentage-by-percentage guide. Before following a parts map, identify which upload and video version the map describes.

You can inspect the 2023 showcase for historical context. Use the current level ID and a matching run for present-day practice notes.

Flamewall's song and song ID

The listed main track is “Flamewall” by Camellia, with Geometry Dash song ID 10007151. The level ID, 126242564, and song ID are separate identifiers.

Use the level ID to locate the playable level. Use the song field to identify its audio. Copying the song ID into a level search is a simple way to end up with the wrong result or no useful result.

An audio recording, a music listing and a gameplay video also serve different purposes. The song helps you identify what you heard; a gameplay video shows how a particular run aligns with it. Neither is a download of the level. For broader audio questions, see our Geometry Dash music guide.

Keep viewing notes tied to the right build

For Flamewall, first label the video you are watching: the 2023 showcase or the later verification. This simple step prevents a “54 parts” note from silently becoming a claim about the current upload.

A video can contain an intro, pause or replay, so its timestamp is not automatically the level's elapsed time. Keep an uncertainty in your notes when you cannot match a passage between builds.

This is an editorial note-taking method, not a tested Flamewall completion route. The Bloodbath practice guide shows a worked checkpoint method on a different level. A complete current Flamewall route map would require a separate section-by-section audit.

Sources and scope of this reference

The listed facts were checked on September 5, 2026 against Pointercrate, the official Geometry Dash Steam listing, the verifier's original video metadata and the historical showcase description. The video descriptions were checked; we did not perform a full current gameplay audit. The note-taking worksheet is our editorial synthesis, not a tested completion method.

Use Pointercrate for current placement and accepted records, the level record to identify the upload, Cuatrocientos's video for verification, and the 2023 showcase for that older build. DashedUp is an independent fan site, not affiliated with RobTop Games or the Flamewall creators.

Flamewall FAQ

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.

• Pointercrate · Flamewall permanent entry
• Cuatrocientos · original verification
• OneAlphaHelix · 2023 showcase
• RobTop · Geometry Dash on Steam

Spotted a changed record or an attribution error? Contact DashedUp with the source and level ID.

Choose your next reference

• Tidal Wave

  Compare the adjacent ranked level using a dated source.

• Demonlist

  Check list categories and current placements.

• Level IDs

  Keep level and song identifiers separate.

• Bloodbath practice guide

  A worked checkpoint workflow on a different level, not a claimed Flamewall completion route.