Firewalk (Student Project)
A downloadable game for Windows
Firewalk is a firefighter simulator game created by a team of students over the course of 4 months. The game consist of 4 total levels, the player will start by playing the tutorial level, then the others will unlock. The main goal for the player is to save all of the citizens that are injured or trapped. You must use the tools given to extinguish any fire obstructing the player's path to rescue everyone. Also, the player must be cautious of "fire doors" they must pay attention to their temperature gauge as it will tell the player if they are near fire or not. Sometimes fire is behind doors and if they are opened before the fire is extinguished a back draft will occur causing the player to sustain a large amount of damage.
Please provide any feedback as we can use the feedback in future projects as we evolve as designers. We had a lot of fun working on this project as it created a unique experience for all of us. We had the Los Angeles fire department playtest our game in the early stages and can't thank them enough for all of the insight they had given us.
Game Designers
David Clark
Samuel Daley
Joshua Hopkins
Zephyrus Mckinnon
Nicholas Palestrini
Dajuan Smiley
WARNING!!
This build is about 3 GB in a compressed folder, once all the files have been extracted it will be around 5 GB. This was a student project and we've realized ways to condense our projects in the future.
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Install instructions
This build is about 3 GB in a compressed folder, once all the files have been extracted it will be around 5 GB. Make sure you have room before extracting.
Once all files have been extracted locate the file named "Firewalk.exe", it should have the Unity icon appearing next to it. You'll open this file to play the game.
This game was developed by students of Full Sail University.
