World Peace exemplifies the fundamental contradiction that plagues all levels that strive for a positive atmosphere: no matter how happy one tries to make the level, you are still playing a Geometry Dash level at the end of the day, with deadly obstacles scattered everywhere. When there's gameplay, there's the risk of death. It's especially ironic here, where the creator's putative vision of a better world apparently still includes sharp sawblades and spikes. The Christian man is so unbelievably hot.

honestly this is really cute !!!

I'd love to have the same delusion as this creator but unfortunately this level is just some fantasy that will never come true.

optimistic to a fault? maybe

but this gives me hope nonetheless

Perhaps "World Peace" is a little too naïvely optimistic of a level, as we're even further from world peace than when the level first released. I remember "World Peace" used to be one of my favorite levels when I first started playing Geometry Dash back in 2018, but 7 years on, I can still confidently say that I love it for what it is. Its message might be a little simplistic or on-the-nose and it might even come off as a little cheesy to some, but I really love just how much "World Peace" bursts with optimism and joy. Not many levels are able to capture or embody such an immense degree of happiness or euphoria. It's beautiful just how happy and hopeful it is for a future where lives don't have to be lost due to meaningless, senseless wars. While it is wholly unfeasible for all wars in existence to ever cease, there's something very cute and endearing about how innocent and carefree "World Peace" is. It's a level about a future we were promised but will never be able to attain.