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CollabHub is a Design & Illustration, Utilities game with popular tags including Utilities, Design & Illustration, VR.

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CollabHub lets you draw and diagram on a virtual whiteboard with a team or all for yourself. Create advanced diagrams, upload images or share ideas in either the summer or winter environments. More than 30 tools and shapes to choose from.

Reviews: 5 user reviews — 60% — of 5 reviews

Released: 2021-01-27

Developer: CollabHub

Genres: Design & Illustration, Utilities

Platforms: Windows

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Release DateJan 27, 2021

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Review Score83% – 5 user reviews

Total reviews5

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PublisherCollabHub

PlatformsWindows

Websitecollabhubvr.com

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