aka: 3-D Ultra Pinball Outpost Odyssey - Fastest Pinball In Space, 3-D Ultra Pinball: Fastest Pinball in Space, 3D Ultra Pinball: Space Colony
Moby ID: 935
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- Released
- 1995 on Windows
- Credits
- 49 people
- Releases by Date (by platform)
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- 1995 (Windows)
- 1995 (Windows 3.x)
- 1995 (Macintosh)
- Publishers
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- Sierra On-Line, Inc.
- Developers
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- Dynamix, Inc.
- Moby Score
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7.4
#7,906 of 24.4K - Critics
- 68% (16)
- Players
- (25)
- Review Ranking
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- #84 on Windows 3.x
- #150 on Macintosh
- #4,390 on Windows
- Collected By
- 52 players
- Genre
- Action
- Visual
- Isometric
- Gameplay
- Arcade
Pinball - Setting
- Sci-fi / futuristic
Windows Specs
- ESRB Rating
- Kids to Adults
- Business Model
- Commercial
- Media Type
- CD-ROM
- Input Devices Supported/Optional
- Keyboard
- Multiplayer Options
- Same/Split-Screen
- Number of Offline Players
- 1-4 Players [ view all 28 specs ]
Included in
- 3-D Ultra Pinball (Collector's Edition) (1998)
- 3-D Ultra Pinball Pack (1999)
- 3-D Ultra Pinball: Power! (1999)
- 3-D Ultra Pinball: Power! (1999)
- 486 Game Pack (1998)
- Best of Sierra Nr. 7 (1998)
- Pinball Collection (2002)
Description official descriptions
Some would call it Impossible Pinball. Not that it is difficult to play, rather that you could never build a pinball machine that could do the type of things that this game does. But it seems as though that's the point. As like any pinball game, there is an underlying plot in which you must achieve certain goals on each of the three pinball tables (you can warp between them).
This takes you off into the fantasy pinball world, where anything can happen. Tanks can attack your ball, comets can fly in and create a crater in the middle of the board. Who knows what will happen next.
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Credits (Windows version)
49 People (43 developers, 6 thanks) · View all
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Reviews
Critics
Average score: 68% (based on 16 ratings)
Players
Average score: 4.2 out of 5 (based on 25 ratings with 1 reviews)
An excellent pinball simulation
The Good
Overall, this pinball simulation was excellent. The outstanding feature in the game is the graphics. As you get more and more points on one of the three pinball tables available to you, you are able to carry out specific tasks (e.g build a mine). When the mine is built, after you achieve certain challenges beforehand, you will actually be able to see the mine in action throughout the rest of the game.I also liked the fact that the tables available are not just average pinball tables with a pair of flippers at the bottom. They are brilliantly designed and have themes such as a space station or a colony on Mars. The tables also have many buildings and levels on which make the game more fun.
The Bad
The music for the game is way below average for the game. When you see how much work has gone into the graphical design for the game, you would think that more time would have been spent on the music. The music on the colony table for example sounds like a constant high pitched squeal and because of this, I always play with the music off.
The Bottom Line
An excellent pinball simulation which is much better than your average pinball game. With many options to choose from as you play along with lots of challenges to carry out on each of the three tables it is a lot of fun to play. The music, however, needed a bit more work and if the music had been improved then 3D Ultra Pinball may have been the "perfect" pinball simulation.
Windows · by James Walter (271) · 2001
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Inspiration
The tables theme, graphics and sound are inspired by the 1994 Sierra game Outpost.
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Contributors to this Entry
Game added by Coplan.
Macintosh added by Kabushi.
Additional contributors: Xantheous, Jeanne, Barbarian_bros, Patrick Bregger.
Game added February 29, 2000. Last modified March 19, 2024.