Another Drink Dash is an awesome platform game that transforms you into a cube, wave, and ship. Avoid dangerous spikes and collect three hidden coins.
After the success of No Broke Dash, the developer Greenlight released Another Drink Dash in October 2026. Inspired by Geometry Dash Spam, the main objective in this game is also to navigate the entire course and reach the finish line. Along the way, you encounter spikes, platforms, clouds, water, and other environmental hazards. Three collectible coins add optional objectives to the route, encouraging you to pay attention to more than the safest path forward. The course also changes its visual atmosphere as you progress. It begins with a dark setting, moves into brighter sections filled with rainbows and clouds, and eventually reaches a forest-themed environment with falling snow and ice crystals.
The course progresses through several connected sections, each introducing a new combination of movement and environmental hazards.
You start as a cube on a dark path. Single spikes repeatedly appear and disappear, creating a timing challenge from the opening moments. Watch the obstacle pattern before committing to a jump. A spike that is temporarily absent may return as you approach, so it is important to pay attention to its changing state rather than assuming the path will remain clear. After this opening, you jump across platforms to reach a wave portal. This first transition introduces a new movement style and prepares you for the aerial sections that follow.
Once you become the wave character, you travel through a relatively wide space until reaching a ship portal. As a ship, you must follow arrow signals while navigating between clouds and spiky platforms. These visual indicators help guide your route, but you still need to control your height and avoid dangerous boundaries. One especially important detail is the invisible ceiling. Flying too high can cause a collision even when no obvious obstacle appears directly above you. Keeping your movement within the indicated route is therefore an important part of this section.
A cube portal returns you to platform jumping. This time, the platforms feature flowers, creating a brighter visual contrast with the dark opening. Some platforms are separated by considerable distances. Yellow jump rings help you jump farther, making them important elements of the route rather than decorative objects. You must also avoid falling into water. Before making a long jump, pay attention to the destination platform and the distance you need to cover. Landing safely is just as important as clearing the gap.
After using a jump pad, you enter another ship section and fly between clouds and rainbows. The environment becomes more colorful, changing the atmosphere without removing the need for precise movement. A later wave portal takes you into a wide space filled with musical notes. Ice crystals appear along the path, and your objective is to navigate the remaining hazards and reach the finish line. The progression from a dark opening to rainbows and a snowy forest gives the adventure a clear visual journey. Each environment marks a new part of the course while the core objective remains the same.
Another Drink Dash features three coins. Collecting them adds an objective beyond reaching the finish line. You should consider the surrounding hazards before changing your route to reach a coin. A collectible is only useful if you can approach it without colliding with a spike, falling into water, or moving into a dangerous flying path. If a coin proves difficult to reach, Practice Mode can help you work on the relevant section without repeating the entire course after every collision.
The game offers various cube, wave, and ship characters that you can select for free. You can also change their colors to create a personalized appearance. This customization lets you choose a visual style that suits your preferences. It does not change the need to learn each form's movement behavior, but it adds another way to make your adventure feel distinctive.
