

Sonic 3D Blast™
SEGA · 2010 · Platformer, Singleplayer, Isometric, Great Soundtrack, Classic
PC
Positive92% · 13
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About Sonic 3D Blast™
✦ AI summary
Help Sonic rescue the Flickies from Dr. Robotnik's robotic control and stop him from collecting the Chaos Emeralds. Speed through vibrant levels, free captured birds, and take down one of gaming's most iconic villains in this classic adventure.
Dr. Eggman (AKA Dr. Robotnik) discovers unusual birds known as Flickies that can transport to anywhere using Dimension Rings.
Successfully capturing the Flickies, Robotnik turns them all into robots to help him find the Chaos Emeralds. Sonic must save the Flickies by freeing them from their robotic prison and prevent Robotnik from finding the Chaos Emeralds.
Successfully capturing the Flickies, Robotnik turns them all into robots to help him find the Chaos Emeralds. Sonic must save the Flickies by freeing them from their robotic prison and prevent Robotnik from finding the Chaos Emeralds.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
105 found this helpful
This game frankly gets more hate than it EVER deserved. This game is fun and unique. And if you go to the workshop and get the Director's Cut for this, it's even better. It's just a series of touch-ups from the original creator, such as a level select, saving, time trials, etc. I think it also adds Super Sonic, so there's more for the chaos emeralds than just the final fight.59 found this helpful
suck a fat one, Robotnik!11 found this helpful
Not one of the better Sonic games. but still i miss this game4 found this helpful
It’s a cool game and a unique take on Sonic for the Genesis. That said, it’s nothing to write home about. It’s just a good Sonic game, which is actually pretty refreshing in a modern world of generally kinda ass Sonic games. I’d definitely recommend giving it a shot, if not just for the experience. You’ll need to find another way to play it, though, since SEGA delisted this version from Steam. If you’re going to play any version, I’d suggest the Director’s Cut version from Jon Burton.3 found this helpful
Really amazing to see such piece of history. A game that works as a DLC for this bundle: The SEGA Mega Drive and Genesis Classics. Which is basically a legal emulation bundle. This game is originally from 1996. Very old. And: I'm happy to see it included on Steam. I have two main positives to say about that: The first cool positive: The ROM is included. Which is fantastic for the fans of emulation. We can boot it up for example in RetroArch. Or pretty much any other software for emu. I can't stress enough: How awesome that is. An actual ROM legally obtainable on Steam. It's perfect, but let's get to the 2nd positive: Steam Workshop is supported and It's dope. Who would've guessed we'll get retro mods. It's a lovely addition to the retro experience. Pretty much all games cost only 0.99€ here. This one costs 4.49€, which seems odd tbh. Can't tell if it is a mistake, or if it is intended. But I do think it's a nice game to experience.1 found this helpful
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