Bionicle: Okoto Online Game [Free] [Chapter II Released!]

Chapter II Released!
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Walkthrough
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Chapter II is now available for play! [] Travel deep into the Earth Region, battle hordes of skull spiders in the caves, and learn more of the wondrous island of Okoto!

Some screenshots of the game:



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The next update will be at the end of April, where the Stone Region will become available to explore. Have fun, and please post any feedback! []

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We now have a trailer!

 

#WEWILLRISE
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Updated the original post with a link to the walkthrough for Chapter I, written in true MNOG style! []

 

We reached 150 plays today, so I made up a little something for the fans: a look at how
the new masks of power would have looked like if they'd been 2001 Kanohi:



Stay tuned for more updates []
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Fanatic Studios® are now on Twitter! Follow us for exclusive OOG updates! https://twitter.com/Fanatic_Studios

 

Chapter II is now available for play! [] Travel deep into the Earth Region, battle hordes of skull spiders in the caves, and learn more of the wondrous island of Okoto!

Play Now!​

 

Fanatic Studios® now have a website! Check back for weekly updates and hilarious blog posts: http://fanaticstudios.weebly.com

 

We've reached 150 plays of Chapter II! [] As usual, we have a little thank-you pic [] Check it out here: http://fanaticstudios.weebly.com/blog/150-plays-of-oog-chapter-ii

 

...And BIONICLE finally makes a comeback!

Odd redesigns for the mask however...

 

I unfortunately can't play...

Why am I getting this when my webplayer's been updated to Unity 5 already?!

 

Hmm... It's fine for everyone else... :S Is it doing it for other Unity webplayer games?

 

I found out why it might not be runnable; this bug:
http://issuetracker.unity3d.com/iss...-unity-5-dot-0-0f2-creates-an-invalid-request

EDIT: Ignore the question above, it appears Unity web player is out of date!

 

Hang on, which version of unity was used to build this game?

 

Well... appears to work on the TAFE workstation, will try the laptop...

 

It was made on Unity 4.6.0, but it was created on something a lot more antique [] Probably something like 3.5 []

 

Ah man, the Bionicle movies were the best. I remember watching those so many times. This game looks really sweet so far!

 

I got it working! Must have been a stupid bug with firefox...

 

I was about three days from completing Chapter III. Then my MacBook pro went AWOL. Again. And this time it isn't coming back from the dead. I can get the OOG files from it, but I'm now sharing a crummy Mac with my bro. So I need a new computer. And for that I need to work.

So, what I'm saying is, unless anyone wants to fund/donate or whatever, I'm gonna have to put OOG on the sideline and get an actual paying job until I can get a proper computer. So, yeah. If you want to see the project continue, leave a comment here and I'll PM you or something. In the meantime, don't get your hopes up for OOG coming back soon, because good computers are expensive these days...

Sorry 'bout this, but it's outta my hands... :\

 

the heck did the stupid mac do now?

 

Eh, it was only a temporary fix last time... I was kinda lucky to get what I did from it :\

Still, on the bright side, I'll have a proper comp by the time I save up for one, so... []

 

Speaking of which, what does your macBook do now? does it even turn on? If it's just a dead hard drive, then that's sort of an easy fix... Unless Apple put a lock on it.

On the other hand, if the CPU or motherboard's fried... I see where this is going.

 

Yep, motherboard's out for the count It happened before, but we sent it to a company who resoldered it, but I don't see the point in doing it again if it's just going to pack in after a few months...

 

Ok... sounds like a serious hardware fault!

 

Yeah, trust me to get the one model of macbook pro that has defective soldering []

 

One reason why high-performance bots should always solder the board; they know what they're doing.

And having defective solder joints from factory... (if that's what you meant) That should technically be covered under warranty, or at least something you should be able to take up to Apple to get fixed.

 

I know, but it was a second-hand one, so the warranty didn't count

 

Damn it... I guess there's always a price with second hand stuff.

Ah well, let's hope your next macbook doesn't have any sort of weird issue with it.