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The 3Dash Demon List (3DDL) is a community-run ranking of the hardest levels in the game 3Dash. It is a reference site, not a place to play the game: the page presents itself as "a Demon List for 3Dashes hardest levels" and its navigation is built around a versioned list (currently labeled v2.3.1), a leaderboard, a submission form, and records. If you want to know which 3Dash levels the community considers hardest, or you want to submit a completion for recognition, this is the kind of site you use.
What the site actually contains
The visible navigation gives a clear picture of its scope:
| Section | What it is for |
|---|---|
| List (3DDL v2.3.1) | The ranked catalog of hard levels, with a version number showing the list is revised over time |
| Leaderboard | Rankings of players, presumably based on verified completions |
| Submit | A form for sending in a completion record for review |
| Record | Stored or displayed completion records |
| ILL Challenge | A separate challenge section on the site |
The version label matters. A demon list is a living document — levels get added, moved, or removed as the community's skill and level design evolve — so "v2.3.1" tells you the ranking you see is a specific snapshot, not a permanent truth.
Why it exists separately from the game
3Dash is a game you play elsewhere. The demon list's job is cataloging and comparison: it answers "how hard is this level relative to others?" and "who has cleared the hardest ones?" That is why the site pairs the list with a leaderboard and a submission flow. The list is the core; the leaderboard and records give the ranking meaning by tying it to actual player achievements.
How to use it
- Check the list to see the current ranking and version. Read the order as the community's consensus at that version, not an official developer ranking.
- Look up a player on the leaderboard if you want to see how completions translate into standing.
- Submit a record through the Submit page if you have a completion you want recognized. Expect the entry to be reviewed rather than appear instantly — that is the normal pattern for community lists, and the separate Record section suggests submissions are stored and checked.
- Re-check the version number when you return. If it has changed, rankings may have shifted since your last visit.
Limits to keep in mind
The site does not host or launch 3Dash, and nothing in the page evidence indicates pricing, accounts, or access restrictions — so treat login or cost requirements as unknown rather than assuming the site is fully open. The ranking reflects community judgment; disagreements about placement are part of how these lists work, which is also why the version number is displayed so prominently.