3D Fantasy Zone

Critic reviews

• Hardcore Gamer

  Bradly Storm · May 09, 2015

  7.0

  In the end, 3D Fantasy Zone isn’t as necessary or as historically significant as some of the previous Sega 3D Classics’ entries. That being said, it’s still a quality shoot-’em-up that is a real joy just to see in motion. Those looking for a true challenge will want to inquire here, as Fantasy Zone, if nothing else, has a devilish propensity to shatter players’ spirits with its steep challenge.

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• NintendoLife

  Jonathan Town · Feb 16, 2015

  8.0

  With its charmingly cute and colourful designs combined with catchy upbeat music, Fantasy Zone is instantly appealing. ...In summary, though, fans of arcade shooters should pick this up without a second thought - it's a welcome and long overdue return of a true classic.

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• Cubed3

  Rudy Lavaux · Feb 20, 2015

  8.0

  Although it does not impress quite as much as other recent SEGA 3D Classics re-released on the 3DS eShop, like 3D After Burner II, for example, it certainly still deserves its own place on the platform and manages to stand on its own.

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• Nintendo World Report

  Ryan Grove · Feb 12, 2015

  8.0

  Even with the occasionally crushing difficulty, it’s hard not to love 3D Fantasy Zone. It’s not only an interesting footnote in Sega history and a fantastic port, but a unique and charming shooter that still holds up today.

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• Vandal

  Ramón Nafria · Feb 19, 2015

  9.0

  Hay que decir que ya de base Opa Opa va bastante bien armado, con su disparo doble y las bombas, pero las alas que tiene al principio provocan que se mueva bastante lento, así que con un par de mejoras y las armas adecuadas cuando toca, el avance puede ser bastante más provechoso.

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