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[[File:Icefrog steam.png|thumb|217x217px|Icefrog's name on the Six Heroes update post on Steam]] | [[File:Icefrog steam.png|thumb|217x217px|Icefrog's name on the Six Heroes update post on Steam]] | ||
'''Icefrog''' is a Valve developer. He is best known for his work as the lead developer of ''Dota 2''. | '''Icefrog''' is a Valve developer. He is best known for his work as the lead developer of ''DotA-Allstars'' and subsequently ''Dota 2''. | ||
Icefrog was reportedly involved with early development of ''[[Neon Prime]]'' and ''[[Deadlock]]''.<ref>{{YouTubeCite|video=Fm1VUo6NYaw|title=Let’s Talk About Neon Prime - Valves Next Game}}</ref> | Icefrog was reportedly involved with early development of ''[[Neon Prime]]'' and ''[[Deadlock]]''.<ref>{{YouTubeCite|video=Fm1VUo6NYaw|title=Let’s Talk About Neon Prime - Valves Next Game}}</ref> | ||
Revision as of 22:15, 18 July 2026
Icefrog is a Valve developer. He is best known for his work as the lead developer of DotA-Allstars and subsequently Dota 2.
Icefrog was reportedly involved with early development of Neon Prime and Deadlock.[1]
In a January 2024 interview, Deadlock artist Vasili Zorin said that Icefrog was working in the game at the time.[2]
Icefrog's name was noticed by players on the Six Heroes update Steam post, confirming his involvement on Deadlock.
External Links
- Icefrog on Dota 2 Liquipedia
References
- ↑
Let’s Talk About Neon Prime - Valves Next Game on YouTube
- ↑ Creative meeting with Vasili Zorin on YouTube (in Russian)