G-Switch 4 is the gravity-flip runner with a creator: flip between floor and ceiling, and build and play courses of your own.
About G-Switch 4
G-Switch 4 keeps the one-button idea the series is built on — press to flip gravity, and your runner falls up instead of down — and adds a level creator, so the courses do not have to be the ones that shipped with it. Up to eight runners can share one keyboard, which is what makes it a school-computer game.
It is the closest thing on this site to Geometry Dash's ship sections: one input, no forgiveness and a rhythm you learn by dying.
How to Play G-Switch 4
- Pick single player, multiplayer or the creator.
- Press to flip gravity — your runner sticks to whichever surface it lands on.
- Time the flips so you are on the right side when a gap arrives.
- In the creator, place the platforms and hazards, then run your own course.
Controls
- Space or click: flip gravity (single player).
- One key per player in multiplayer — the game assigns them on the setup screen.
- Mouse: build in the creator.
Tips and Tricks
- Flip early. The runner takes a moment to cross, and late flips are what kill runs.
- Two quick flips in a row keep you near the middle — useful through spike corridors.
- In multiplayer, ignore the others. Watching them is how you miss your own gap.
- Build short courses first; a long one is hard to test.
G-Switch 4 FAQ
Can I play with friends?
Yes — up to eight players on one keyboard.
What is the creator?
A level editor: you place the platforms and hazards and then run the course.
Is it related to Geometry Dash?
Not officially, but the one-button timing is the same skill.
