HamsterBall Studios makes your projects better with the best talent on Earth! Delivering the world's best talent. Virtually anywhere. Voice talent casting and directing in any language. Original music scoring for games, commercials and more. Sound design for games, audio and video broadcast. HamsterBall Studios makes your projects better with. HamsterBall 2 will be the sequel to the first game. According to a forum post that has been answered by Raptisoft themselves, it will be planned to be released after Raptisoft is done with other games, and it will be released on (hopefully) all major game sharing sites, examples include WildTangent, Steam, and Origin. The game will have a level editor akin to something like. Hamsterball is an award-winning physics-based computer game developed by Raptisoft games. Based off of a Marble Madness arcade machine, Hamsterball's main objective for the game is to complete all of the courses by moving the mouse to navigate the hamster. Hamsterball takes the spirit of Marble Madness and brings it into the next century!' Hamsterball is also a fun loving game with really good music (20 tracks in all) with also an additional track from the Japanese version (which is a Japanese credits version) and a neon race unused track. Yodakiller3000 has uploaded the best Video.
In Hamster Ball, the objective of the game is to move the hamsterball to the orange flag and stop there as quickly as possible. Make sure you avoid the spikes and pitfalls so.
| HamsterBall | |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | TikGames (PS3) Raptisoft (Windows) |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation 3, Windows |
| Release | 8 February 2004 (Windows) 25 March 2010 (PS3) |
| Genre(s) | Racing |
| Mode(s) | |
Hamsterball is a video game developed by Raptisoft Games, released on 8 February 2004 for Microsoft Windows. The TikGames PlayStation version was created on 25 March 2010.[1]
Similar to the arcade game Marble Madness, the goal is to complete a series of race courses in as short a time as possible while avoiding various obstacles. Instead of a marble, however, the player controls a hamster in a clear plastic exercise ball. A set amount of extra time is added to the player's clock at the beginning of each race; if time runs out, the game ends.
Players can follow invisible paths hidden throughout the courses to unlock multiplayer combat arenas, in which the goal is to knock opponents' hamsters off the edge as many times as possible within a time limit.
References[edit]
- ^'Hamsterball Critic Reviews for PlayStation 3'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on 22 March 2015. Retrieved 22 March 2015.
External links[edit]
- Eurogamer 'Download Games Roundup'
- HamsterBall IGN review
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