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. The game features an original soundtrack by God Lives Underwater.

Gameplay

''Slamscape'' is a game in which the players search an arena for hidden orbs while dealing with enemy creatures.

Reception

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'' reviewed the PlayStation version of the game, rating it one star out of five, and stated that "Definitely not for hardcore gamers, this title is for those who don't know any better."

Reviews

*'' GameFan'' #47 (Vol 4, Issue 11) 1996 November *''

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- 1997 * PC Player (Germany) - Apr, 1997

References

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