- June 1, 2010
- SEGA
Sonic 3D Blast
67%Game Brain Score
music
graphics, gameplay
92% User Score 24 reviews
Platforms
About
In "Sonic 3D Blast," players control Sonic the Hedgehog in an isometric platformer, collecting Flickies and bringing them to safety while battling series villain Dr. Robotnik. The game features pre-rendered 3D models and introduces Flickies from the 1984 arcade game Flicky. This 1996 game was developed by Traveller's Tales and Sonic Team and published by Sega for Genesis, Saturn, and Windows.











Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews
music2 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game is a unique take on the Sonic franchise, offering a fun and nostalgic experience for fans.
- It includes a legally obtainable ROM and supports Steam Workshop, allowing for retro mods and enhancing the gameplay experience.
- Despite its age, the game continues to receive new content and support from the developers, showcasing their dedication.
- The game is considered one of the lesser Sonic titles, with some players feeling it doesn't live up to the franchise's standards.
- The emulation quality is inconsistent, with issues such as sound problems and glitches in the launcher.
- Gameplay can be overly simplistic and easy, lacking the challenge that many players expect from a Sonic game.
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe Saturn version boasts improved graphics, a redbook soundtrack, and unique 3D special stages with analog input, enhancing the overall visual experience. In contrast, the PC version is similar but features fewer graphical elements and a 2D parody of the special stages, although it includes an autosave feature.
“The PC version was similar but lacked some graphics and featured a 2D parody of special stages; however, it did include an autosave feature.”
“The PC version was similar but lacked some graphics and had a 2D parody of special stages, yet it included an autosave feature.”
“Saturn had improved graphics, a redbook soundtrack, different actual 3D special stages, and analog input.”
“As for graphics, they were not as impressive as expected.”