Rasool is a short point and click adventure created by students at the National Academy of Digital, Interactive Entertainment in Denmark. You'll need the Unity webplayer for this one.
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First!!!! Wooohooo!. Nice game took awhile to understand it but nicely done.
ReplyDeleteits ok. not much of a game. more of a time waster. really short
ReplyDeleteUnity no longer works for me anymore...just installs and installs...and nothing else
ReplyDeleteIt was very pretty, but kind of boring...
ReplyDeleteSimple and short. I was disappointed when the game ended, because I expected that it was only tutorial levels.
ReplyDeleteHey Bart,
ReplyDeleteWhat system requirements needed for Unity Web? Would not download for me. Maybe because I live in Australia?
for those who can't install unity
ReplyDeletethe keyword is restart
lookes good but no challenge so it gets boring after a while
OK.... Went to google...searched for Unity Webplayer...shut down all my windows and msn messenger, and got Unity installed... after all that effort... played game... yaaa!!!... Great Concept... Too short... Overall 7/10... Hope there is more of this to come.. Thanks Bart...
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ReplyDeleteThat was very cool.
ReplyDeleteIf there is any second version of additional levels in the future - I'm in!
i cant understand what to do there :( can only travel forward and then back in time by clicking on this creature, what else can i do? heeelp
ReplyDeletePam click on the creatures arms.
ReplyDeleteIs the Unity Player too powerful for my laptop? The game was dragging and I had trouble controlling it. I gave up.
ReplyDeletethanks bart for the link, it's not very offent i play a danish game (i'm from denmark)
ReplyDeleteanyway
once again i'm a little disapionted about u.w.p.
the q are low and the games not very brainmastered
but a good game
like it
No Unity player for Linux.
ReplyDeleteim the sound designer of the game.
ReplyDeleteit's important to understand that this is done as an educational project, and therefore there isn't any more levels.
maybe we get the time to do more, but have in mind that this game is made as a project, and we only had one month to do all this. :)
there is a few bugs here and there. - with the tutorial / explanation of the game mechanics of time travelling and so on. but that was something we had to cope with, when having no more time than just one month, and had to finish design, graphs, sound and everything else.
hope that you all enjoyed our game. and hopefully we will be able to make more levels.
im the sound designer of the game.
ReplyDeleteit's important to understand that this is done as an educational project, and therefore there isn't any more levels.
maybe we get the time to do more, but have in mind that this game is made as a project, and we only had one month to do all this. :)
there is a few bugs here and there. - with the tutorial / explanation of the game mechanics of time travelling and so on. but that was something we had to cope with, when having no more time than just one month, and had to finish design, graphs, sound and everything else.
hope that you all enjoyed our game. and hopefully we will be able to make more levels.
Help. im very confused. i cant see a cursor and can only go back and forth in time. can someone tell me what to do?
ReplyDeleteShort but very nice. Like the concept.
ReplyDeleteDid they take it down? Seems the link is dead, and when I search for it on Google I don't get anything but photographers and cricket players.
ReplyDeleteToo bad, sounded like an interesting game.
Yes the game seems to be taken down, and I can't find another link for it.
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