What Games Has DelugeDrop Made?
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DelugeDrop is an independent game developer on itch.io who publishes small games, many of them built for game jams. The itch.io page lists ten titles spanning platformers, action games, roguelikes, and minimalist block games. Four of them can be played directly in the browser: Overpowered, LUMINOUS, Super BrickSpike, and Node Family. The rest are listed as downloadable or standalone projects on the page.
The Full Game List
| Game | Genre | Premise |
|---|---|---|
| 3Dash | Platformer | A three-dimensional take on Geometry Dash |
| DotCraft | Adventure | A "0D block game" |
| Knighttide | Action | A roguelike built around a daytime cycle |
| Unreal Heist | Action | Steal the "REAL Golden Monkey" without getting caught |
| RunSpeed | Platformer | Race through 3D levels as fast as possible |
| Overpowered | — | Playable in browser |
| Linecraft | Survival | A "1D block game" |
| Bean Bedlam | Action | Create bean characters to destroy the Shadow Siege |
| LUMINOUS | Action | Fight through the Neon Caverns; playable in browser |
| Super BrickSpike | Action | Team up to slam your way to victory; playable in browser |
| Node Family | Action | Stick together to defeat the Dark Polygons; playable in browser |
What Stands Out
The "dimension" gimmick series
DotCraft (0D), Linecraft (1D), and 3Dash (3D) form a loose set of experiments that reduce or expand a game's spatial dimension. If you want to see how the developer plays with form, these three are the clearest examples.
Jam-sized action games
Knighttide, Unreal Heist, Bean Bedlam, LUMINOUS, Super BrickSpike, and Node Family are all tagged as action games and read like compact jam entries — short premises, quick hooks. LUMINOUS, Super BrickSpike, and Node Family are the easiest to try since they run in the browser.
Browser-playable picks
If you don't want to download anything, start with LUMINOUS (neon-cavern action), Super BrickSpike (co-op-style slamming), Node Family (defeat the Dark Polygons), or Overpowered. These four are marked "Play in browser" on the page.
Where to Find More
The itch.io profile links out to DelugeDrop's own website (delugedrop.com), a YouTube channel, and the handle @DelugeDrop. The page notes that the itch.io listing shows "some games I made for some game jams," and that the YouTube channel and website are where the complete catalog lives — so if a title you're looking for isn't listed here, those two destinations are the next place to check.