Alge-Blaster 3
Science fiction
Educational
Platform
Adventure
31 Dec, 1994
10 Jun, 2024
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Platforms:
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Release Date:
31 Dec, 1994
Modes:
Single player
Themes:
Science fiction, Educational
Genres:
Platform, Adventure
Player Perspectives:
Bird view / Isometric
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IGDB Rating
N/A
User Rating
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User Rating Count
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Critics Rating
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Main Developers
Davidson & Associates
Supporting Developers
-
Publishers
Davidson & Associates
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