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• Project Fireball Mac Os X
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In 2874, criminals are cloned and sent into perilous missions across temporal anomalies causing havoc.

Project Fireball is the first escape room online with role-playing features, it was developed for the IGMC 2017 game jam, I really hope you enjoy it.

The game was removed since it required an active server, I have an itch to make it into a single player experience some day. It's on hold.

Game Tips

• Communication and coordination is key to surviving.
• The laboratory is a great place to meet people and create teams.
• All participants gain resolve when a room is cleared, a bonus amount is given to the player who performed best.
• Play with sound! Seriously, especially when you pick that phone.

Glossary

• Health: If your health drops to 0, you die and respawn losing 1 resolve.
• Stamina: You lose 1 stamina after every successful save.
• Resolve: Achieve the impossible and increases luck.

Controls

• Movement: W, A, S, D / Arrow Keys / Left Click
• Action/Confirm: Enter / Left Click
• Cancel: Esc / Right Click
• Open/Close Chat: F1
• Join/Create Game: F6
• Controller Support

Status	On hold
Author	Rehmlok Arts
Genre	Role Playing
Made with	RPG Maker
Tags	escape-room, MMORPG, online-game, project-fireball, Puzzle-Platformer, puzzle-rpg, rehmlok-arts, rhemlok, RPG Maker

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It keeps loading infinity,just because it's online,WHY is this happening,PEOPLE where i live need to play ? this game,OUR just someone needs to play in ? I CANT PLAY

Project Fireball, a (secret santa) review
The Short: An intriguing game, that I was ultimately unable to really play due to the required multiplayer of at least 3 people.
Pros:

• Nice modification of standard tileset, giving a fresh feel.
• Interesting music -- it's kinda weird, but I like it.
• Impressive-seeming multiplayer functionality on an RPGmaker game (see cons)

Cons:

• A multiplayer game without a player base. The game is presumably a room-escape of some sort, but requires at 3 people to actually play. I've logged in on several occasions and never seen another player online. While I could try to round up a couple friends to play, I'm frankly not inclined to rope my friends into what is effectively a beta test of a game that may or may not be fun. That said, if you have friends that like trying new, untested co-op games, this seems interesting.
• There is no option menu. It's not even possible to quit the game without x-ing out the corner, or hitting f5. At the very least a quit button would be nice.
• Requiring a formal account (and use of an email address) is kind of obnoxious when it comes to testing/trying out a new game. If I wasn't reviewing it for the secret santa thread, I probably would have quit right then.

So, I really don't have a review of the game here obviously. Judging from the care put into crafting the lobby room, I imagine it could be quite good. I hope people with more friends than me are willing to give it a go.

I'm sorry you had such a difficult time finding others to play with. I know we mentioned it on the page, but feel free to use our discord channel to find others playing the game: https://discord.gg/SbbDvnf

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