Super Noah's Ark 3D

1994 DOS All releases

Action FPS Faith / Religion Family friendly

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Also known as

Super 3-D Noah's Ark
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Age rating

Everyone

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No modes defined

License

Available for purchase

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You play as Noah, tasked to calm down the animals in the Ark. Thankfully he brought a ton of food in order to put them to sleep. The player uses a variety of weapons to fire food at animals. The game is played out in days, which acts as worlds. Noah has six days to find and put six bosses to sleep before they're out of the Ark. The game is a reskin of Wolfenstein 3D and is known for being the only commercially released game not officially licensed by Nintendo.

Published: 27.03 2021 by Coreus

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