Drop platforms
Other (objects, etc.) entity
Platforms that support characters on them, but can be passed through when wanted (dropping down or jumping up through them).
69
games
11platforms
Alternate names: Pass-through platforms
Name variations: drop-through platforms
3DS 2013-01-03
WIN 2012-11-09
WIN 2016-12-20
WIN 2012-02-02
WIN 2011-08-30
X360 2012-09
WIN 2012-05
WIN 2013-06-27
OSX 2012-04-24
WIN 2016-04-27
PS3 2011-08-24
WIN 2012-08-29
Commonly when moving from below these they do nothing to inhibit motion, from above they work like regular floor/platforms but allow dropping down through them (usually by pressing down, crouch, or similar control and jump to signal "jump down").
In games where objects can be moved about, solid objects are usually supported while semi-solid (e.g. liquids) are not.
In games where objects can be moved about, solid objects are usually supported while semi-solid (e.g. liquids) are not.
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Games by year
The first Drop platforms video game was released in 1984.
Cellar Door Games, Arcen Games and DrinkBox Studios published most of these games.