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== DelugeDrop == | |||
DelugeDrop is an independent game developer best known for creating [[3Dash]], a three-dimensional fan game inspired by Geometry Dash. He released the game in 2022 for Windows, macOS, and Android. In addition to 3Dash, he has published several smaller indie projects on itch.io. | |||
Following his departure from active development, stewardship of the 3Dash community and later updates became associated with his brother, [[DelugeDrip]], according to community sources. | |||
Very little personal information about DelugeDrop has been publicly disclosed. He began publishing games on itch.io in 2021 and developed multiple independent projects before gaining significant attention through 3Dash. | |||
His online presence has primarily consisted of YouTube, itch.io, and his personal website. Public records do not provide details regarding his real name, age, nationality, or educational background. | |||
Before and alongside 3Dash, DelugeDrop released a variety of experimental games on itch.io. | |||
== 3Dash == | |||
DelugeDrop gained prominence after creating [[3Dash]], a fan-made reinterpretation of Geometry Dash that translates the original game's gameplay into a three-dimensional environment. The project was released in July 2022 and quickly attracted attention within the Geometry Dash community. | |||
A gameplay showcase of all official levels accumulated millions of views on YouTube, significantly increasing the game's visibility. | |||
Departure from development | |||
Community discussions indicate that DelugeDrop eventually stepped away from active [[3Dash]] development. Several community members reported that the game would no longer receive major updates from its original creator, though the game itself remained available for download. | |||
After the shutdown, alternative community-hosted services such as [[3Dash Plus]] and [[3Dash Ultra]] emerged to restore online functionality. | |||
== Steam Controversy == | |||
In late 2024, a version of 3Dash appeared on Steam under the name "3Dash Team." Members of the community alleged that the release was unauthorized and not affiliated with [[DelugeDrop]]. Community members also claimed that [[DelugeDrip]] had denied involvement with the Steam version. No public statement from DelugeDrop himself was widely circulated at the time. | |||
Latest revision as of 07:51, 25 June 2026
DelugeDrop
DelugeDrop is an independent game developer best known for creating 3Dash, a three-dimensional fan game inspired by Geometry Dash. He released the game in 2022 for Windows, macOS, and Android. In addition to 3Dash, he has published several smaller indie projects on itch.io.
Following his departure from active development, stewardship of the 3Dash community and later updates became associated with his brother, DelugeDrip, according to community sources.
Very little personal information about DelugeDrop has been publicly disclosed. He began publishing games on itch.io in 2021 and developed multiple independent projects before gaining significant attention through 3Dash.
His online presence has primarily consisted of YouTube, itch.io, and his personal website. Public records do not provide details regarding his real name, age, nationality, or educational background.
Before and alongside 3Dash, DelugeDrop released a variety of experimental games on itch.io.
3Dash
DelugeDrop gained prominence after creating 3Dash, a fan-made reinterpretation of Geometry Dash that translates the original game's gameplay into a three-dimensional environment. The project was released in July 2022 and quickly attracted attention within the Geometry Dash community.
A gameplay showcase of all official levels accumulated millions of views on YouTube, significantly increasing the game's visibility.
Departure from development
Community discussions indicate that DelugeDrop eventually stepped away from active 3Dash development. Several community members reported that the game would no longer receive major updates from its original creator, though the game itself remained available for download.
After the shutdown, alternative community-hosted services such as 3Dash Plus and 3Dash Ultra emerged to restore online functionality.
Steam Controversy
In late 2024, a version of 3Dash appeared on Steam under the name "3Dash Team." Members of the community alleged that the release was unauthorized and not affiliated with DelugeDrop. Community members also claimed that DelugeDrip had denied involvement with the Steam version. No public statement from DelugeDrop himself was widely circulated at the time.