There's some nostalgic FusionFall Demos (and loosely FF inspired demos) you can try out if you
really miss FF right now.
Missed a few (including some private demos) but these should be a good start anyway.
In no particular order:


(Titles below are taken from file names, I've forgotten some of the original project names.)

WARNING: It's good practice to scan any files you download from
the internet, with anti virus software (e.g. AVG, Avira, Norton, Kaspersky, McAfee, etc. etc.)
as well as the VirusTotal website (https://www.virustotal.com/).

Also, the MediaFire website can be a bit dodgy in terms of the adverts/pop-ups
so I would recommend making sure your pop-up blocker
and ad blocker are working....wasn't sure what other upload site to use.
MediaFire used to be less invasive with the adverts, oh well, just be careful.

Help Section:

Some FF demos might be significantly more laggy than others,
you may have to experiment with settings (if available),
like resolution and detail,
even full screen VS windowed can affect the performance of some demos.

.rar files and .7z files can be opened using free software like 7zip (http://www.7-zip.org/download.html).

You can open .unity3D files in your browser, e.g. FireFox.
Or you can open them with a standalone Unity web player like uniplayer (http://www.downloadsource.net/1773145/uniplayer/).
If you need help, let me know.

FF Inspired Demo List:

ProjectUniverseV2 screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/aygme1ratv8nmrr/ProjecUniverseV2.zip



ProjectUniverse screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/yqyv4nl6tnzr728/Project+Universe.zip



FusionFall - Zerky's demo (v.m.4.1) screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/d9nmjsdmpotcutm/FusionFall+-+Zerky%27s+demo+%28v.m.4.1%29.rar 
(this above version has a settings option....not sure which of the two versions is faster, though)

www.mediafire.com/file/1ymbyakerp9uohl/FusionFall+-+Zerky%27s+demo+%28v.4.1%29.rar




fusionfalllegacydemo screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/x4acxygb2oa9azq/fusionfalllegacydemo.rar





FusionFall Galaxy screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/dc9deb64o6u39ol/FusionFallGalaxy.zip



FusionFall - Zerky's Demo (Alpha) screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/944gfzzghl64o4z/FusionFall+-+Zerkys+Demo+%28Alpha%29.rar



Demo screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/4j7wio1j3xzwql6/Demo.rar



Escape To Foster's Home screenshot (hey what's this ?......)

http://xtreme-fusionfall.yolasite.com/escape-to-fosters-home.php




You could probably even download the .unity3D file from the page or save the page
itself, as an offline copy, if you wanted to.
Not sure if I have the project files, could be corrupted for all I remember.
Would be a shame, because I could have learnt how to upgrade the graphics
and other changes, I could have made it a larger game.

fusion samples (Austin's Demo) screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/stgwizv09wzidzm/fusion+samples+-+Copy.7z



fusionfall resurrection v1.0 by austin edom screenshot
(Not sure why this demo asks for firewall permissions, just deny it, it doesn't require it at all.)

www.mediafire.com/file/1f8d23xde36fffu/fusionfall+resurrection+by+austin+edom.7z



FusionFall Spawn Rush screenshot

www.mediafire.com/file/2jhnl03z6ax93ul/FusionFallspawnrush.zip



FusionFall Spawn Rush screenshot v2 (requires Java)

www.mediafire.com/file/kmnrwbw3f2qcrc2/FusionFall+SpawnRush+v2.jar

Ah yes, Escape to Foster's Home. That one brings back memories.

I miss being 16. ;-;

Finally after almost 8 years, someone appreciates my Unity game.


Few people have ever commented on it.
And man that Patrick Star image was difficult to find again.

Well it wasn't the most fun game ever, but y'know, it looked, well, not bad.

Idk what it was that I liked about it but I liked it.

Well it was a pretty short game, after you get to the floating cube thing,
(didn't have the skills to make anything pop up like "YOU WIN!")
you're just supposed to explore the rest of the map after that.
(Like the hill with the floating fusions, the fusion no parking space, and the weird boxes
and floating glowing trees.)

Anyway, where have you been, oli? 

XLR8 147 wrote:

Anyway, where have you been, oli? 

Well now ya know.