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Your task in this physics puzzle game is to drop various objects to protect the Caesar coins from falling pebbles. Make sure you hide him well before the bricks start falling.

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Your task in this physics puzzle game is to drop various objects to protect the Caesar coins from falling pebbles. Make sure you hide him well before the bricks start falling. Use your mouse to positing the object and click left mouse button to drop wooden shapes to make a roof for the Roman coin. Good luck!

System Requirements:

Windows XP/ Vista/ 7

Publisher:

Xing Interactive

Homepage:

http://apps.wheemplay.com/caesarquest/

File Size:

6.40 MB

Price:

$0.99

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#23

I liked it! It wasn't real long, but it was well made & enjoyable.

Reply | Comment by Keith – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#22

I love the music in this game! It's pretty challenging as well, for me anyway. Unfortunately when you click "Hint" it takes you to a web page trying to sell you the game (which you already own), instead of providing any help.

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#21

I do not like it that much, where is the "uninstall"?

Reply | Comment by Klaus – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#20

Best value games around. Well done from an aging geek.

Reply | Comment by Ian – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#19

Thanks for the game, GGAOTD!
Had to drop in and say hello and Merry Christmas to wrabbit and his family! Good cheer to all!

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Thanks Midori, miss you in the forums.

Reply | Comment by midori – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#18

Hey WhiteRabbit, long time no see. Great game. Thank you.

Reply | Comment by Sadie – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#17

i discovered it by ibsolut***
(chit why i cant write the sofware name ??)
it's an sand-boxies for virus-test!
i use it for try my own progicielle, i'm an programmer at ESEIAT (établissement de sécurité électronique et informatique anti-terroriste)(Establishment of anti-terroriste electronic and Computing security)

Reply | Comment by razool – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#16

also on it have a spy

see http://game.giveawayoftheday.com/mechanism-3/#comment-153213
at
the number 23 comment

but i say an greatly thanks for GAOTD for all works for free.

Reply | Comment by razool – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#15

I keep getting a pop up back to the internet saying to buy the game and to try others while I am playing the game.

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Try redownloding then reinstalling. The giveaway version should automatically register.

Reply | Comment by Martin – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#14

Woohoo! A mouse-only game I never tried before! :D

Ok, I'm not very good at this, but it does play well (Vista basic with 2GB RAM, 3GH Intel) and the music is not too annoying. ;-)

The graphics are simple and game play isn't resource heavy. This alone increases my overall rating to about 8 out 0f 10.

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#13

Fine Win 7 Ultimate x32. Just played first few levels. Keeper for now.
Clean, fresh, simple. Going to keep links to kind solutions knowing this one will get harder at some point. Nicely done for this type of puzzler. Small set of options. Seems just 1 main executable file. Make shortcut. Doesn't appear to make any further intrusions to system. Shouldn't get too many install barfs.
Great to use little grey cells for a change from eyeballs/fingers overdosing.
Happy Holidays to all. Thanks for reviews & programs this year!!

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#12

I don't think anyone can complain about the price on this one.

I like these sort of TIM (The Incredible Machine) puzzle games although I don't like the time limit that this one has.

Reply | Comment by Patrick McNamara – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#11

The game is interesting. Should keep the kids occupied for a few hours. What makes the game last longer is that you can make levels. It is a keeper.

Merry Christmas to all.

Reply | Comment by CanuckEh – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

#10

Merry Christmas to you all. Many thanks for all the games. x

Reply | Comment by Misty – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Be careful on the hint you have to buy it for clue

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Yes that's a good point. I clicked the hint button to see what it would do and was taken to the developers web page. Strange.

Reply | Comment by Jeffrey B – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Merry Christmas all.
Thank you Whiterabbit, for all you do for us.
Mechanism is driving me nuts!! I love physics and mechanical stuff, but the 10th level in the easy stages is making me nuts!!
Any suggestions on how to complete this level?

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Sorry not had time to play it since we were given it last week. Been too busy checking out all the Xmas bargains I've been buying from Steam. Will get back to you via this thread if i manage to take a look. :)

Reply | Comment by Joe – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Funny game for my 8 year old son. Similair to last weeks Mechanism, with a better look.

Merry Xmas to everyone

Reply | Comment by Daan – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Merry Christmas to all; sorry, I slept in this morning, so haven't written up a review yet. I wasn't given the heads up like usual. Will try to cobble together a short review if time permits.

Hi Suki, it was exactly the same for me. Obulis was a beautifully crafted game, but once you get past the easy levels, it's super super hard. Ive abandoned it for easier puzzles. To be honest it relies more on positioning than skill, :lol: (excuse).Try Dachinko instead, another physics based puzzler based on the game patincko. Brilliant and cheap. ;-)

One hour later.............................................

Finally, heres a brief review of the game:

Installation:

The game downloads to a 6.40Mb zip file that unpacks to a read me and dual activation and setup file. The game installs to the following path by default, but you can change the path during the installation wizard:

C:\Games

The game unpacks to a 5.97Mb flash game that installs straight into the games folder without a folder of it’s own. You will need to create your own shortcut for the game. The game works on my Win 7 Pro and Ultimate 64 bit platforms, my Vista Home Premium 64 bit and Vista Home Basic 32 bit and Win XP Pro 32 bit platforms.

Main Menu

Introduction:

CaesarQuest is a new point and click physics based puzzle game from Wheemplay. Hide good Caesar from falling stones, and drop the evil Caesar from the level!

Reference accessed HERE Dec 25th 2010

The game is similar to last week’s game from the same developer, (though I don’t know whether the same spyware is included – I’m sure someone will report it if it is present). My security software passes it with flying colours so I am happy to include it in my games library (I love physics based puzzle games). The game opens up in a window, but you can quickly convert it to full screen by clicking on the button to the top right of the window.

Options Menu

There are limited options to configure the game with a music and sound effects slider to adjust the volume as well as a slider to adjust the games graphics quality, however I could see no difference when comparing the lowest and highest settings on a 25” monitor at the highest resolution possible..

Level Map

The aim of the game is to protect the Caesar coin from being dumped on falling rock. Each level comprises of a number of items that you can use to protect the coin from the falling rocks. Once you've progressed through the first few levels a second ‘bad’ coin is included that you have to get rid of before protecting the good coin. Rock falls will not start until you move specific items that are used to protect the good coin (Ceasar coin). There will always be items that can be used to force the bad coin off the screen and other objects that will protect the Caesar coin. The longer you take to accomplish the task the fewer points you get. Points count down as time progresses till it reaches 0. The game has 30 levels of increasing difficulty. There is a levels map which enables you to replay any level that you’ve already played. Levels that haven’t been played yet are locked except the next one to the last one you completed. You can reset any level to the start whenever you wish during game play and return to the levels map or the main menu via a couple of clicks of your mouse or trackball. The game is fully mouse controlled.

Level One Solution (Spoiler alert)

Level One stats

There’s also a levels editor included so you can design your own puzzles. I’ve linked to several walkthroughs below, but if you don’t want to see how each level is won then just watch the first video that will give you an idea as to what the game entails.

Level Editor showing the selection of objects that you can use

Levels editor showing the exact positioning of individual items

Features:

• Excellent pixel art graphics

• 30 addictive levels

• Achievements and high scores

• Includes a levels editor

• Physics based puzzles

Level Two Solution (Spoiler alert)

Level Three part 1 solution (Spoiler alert)

Level Four part 2 Solution (Spoiler alert)

Level 5

Video:

Please note that all the videos will give you spoilers for at least one level, tohugh most show several different levels being solved. You can see several videos of walkthroughs HERE - (level 2 walkthrough) , HERE -(walkthrough 1 to 28) , HERE - (walkthroughs 01 to 10), HERE - (walkthroughs 11 to 16), HERE - (walkthroughs 16 to 20), HERE - (walkthroughs 21 to 25), HERE - (walkthroughs 26 to 30).

Images:

You can see a slideshow of about 25 images HERE. Be aware that there are a few images showing solutions to the first four levels. You can see all images on one page by clicking on the grid button which can be found to the bottom right of the screen just above the photo strip. There’s also a slider to increase the size of the thumbnails in the grid.

Conclusion:

Overall another excellent physics based game from this developer. The inclusion of a levels editor should add lots of re-playability to this game. It’s not hard to use, though there are no written instructions that I’m aware of. I’d give this game 7 out of 10 for its family fun and simplicity of design.

I will be posting my usual christmas specials over the coming days. i've already posted a few in the games discussion forums and have around 30 plus more games several of which are ideal for the children. I meant to post more yesterday and today, but am still rather out of it after catching my daughters virus last week. :( I will endeavout to start posting either later today or tomorrow, so please do keep an eye on the game discussion forums

Hi Suki, it was exactly the same for me. Obulis was a beautifully crafted game, but once you get past the easy levels, it's super super hard. Ive abandoned it for easier puzzles. To be honest it relies more on positioning than skill, :lol: (excuse).Try Dachinko instead, another physics based puzzler based on the game patincko. Brilliant and cheap. ;-)

One hour later.............................................

Finally, heres a  brief  review of the game:

Installation:

The game downloads to a 6.40Mb  zip file that unpacks to a read me and  dual activation and  setup  file.  The game installs to the following path by default, but you can change the   path during the  installation wizard:

C:\Games

The game unpacks to a  5.97Mb  flash game that  installs straight into the games folder without a  folder of it’s own.  You will need to create your own shortcut for the game.  The game works  on my Win 7 Pro and Ultimate  64 bit   platforms, my Vista  Home Premium 64 bit and Vista Home Basic 32 bit  and Win XP Pro  32 bit platforms.

Main Menu</blockquote></ul>

Introduction:

CaesarQuest is a new point and click physics based puzzle game from Wheemplay. Hide good Caesar from falling stones, and drop the evil Caesar  from the  level!

Reference accessed <a href="http://apps.wheemplay.com/caesarquest/" rel="nofollow">HERE</a> Dec 25th 2010

The game is similar to last week’s  game from the same developer, (though I don’t know whether the same  spyware is included – I’m sure someone  will report it if it is present).  My security  software passes it with flying colours so I am happy to include it in my games library (I love physics based   puzzle games).  The game opens up   in a window, but you can quickly convert it to full screen by clicking on the button to the top right of the  window.

Options Menu</blockquote></ul>

There are  limited   options to configure the game with a music and  sound  effects  slider to adjust the  volume as well as   a slider to  adjust the  games   graphics quality, however I could see no difference when    comparing   the lowest  and highest settings on a 25” monitor at the highest resolution  possible..

Level Map</blockquote></ul>

The aim of the game is to protect the Caesar coin from being   dumped on  falling rock.  Each level comprises of    a number of items that you can use to protect the coin from the falling rocks. Once you've progressed through the first few levels a second  ‘bad’ coin is included  that you have to get rid of before  protecting the  good coin.  Rock falls will not start until   you move specific items that  are used to protect the  good coin (Ceasar coin).  There will always be  items that can be used to  force the  bad coin  off the  screen and other objects that  will protect the Caesar coin.   The longer you take to accomplish the  task the fewer points you get.  Points  count down as time   progresses till   it reaches  0.  The  game  has 30 levels of increasing  difficulty.  There is a levels map  which enables you  to replay any level that you’ve already played.  Levels that haven’t been played yet are  locked except the  next one to the last one you completed.  You can reset    any level  to  the start   whenever you wish during game play and return to the levels map or the main menu   via a couple of clicks of your mouse or trackball.  The game is fully mouse controlled.

Level One Solution (Spoiler alert)</blockquote></ul>

Level One stats</blockquote></ul>

There’s also a levels editor   included so you can design your own puzzles.  I’ve linked to several walkthroughs below, but if you don’t want    to see how each level is     won then just watch the  first  video that will give you an idea as to what the game entails.

Level Editor showing the selection of objects that you can use</blockquote></ul>

Levels editor showing the exact positioning of individual items</blockquote></ul>

Features:

•	Excellent pixel art graphics

•	30 addictive levels

•	Achievements and high scores

•	Includes a levels editor

•	Physics based puzzles

Level Two Solution (Spoiler alert)</blockquote></ul>

Level Three part 1 solution (Spoiler alert)</blockquote></ul>

Level Four part 2 Solution (Spoiler alert)</blockquote></ul>

Level 5</blockquote></ul>

Video:

Please note that all the videos will give you spoilers for at least one level, tohugh most show several different levels being solved. You can see several videos of walkthroughs <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPbId4MYFps" rel="nofollow">HERE</a> - (level 2 walkthrough) , <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TXmKBGERag " rel="nofollow">HERE</a> -(walkthrough 1 to 28) , <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2Jx3J0yw-0" rel="nofollow">HERE</a> - (walkthroughs 01 to 10), <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG3BFdDBKKA " rel="nofollow">HERE</a> - (walkthroughs 11 to 16), <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VBnylydBcw " rel="nofollow">HERE</a> - (walkthroughs 16 to 20), <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtea2ukPang " rel="nofollow">HERE</a> - (walkthroughs 21 to 25), <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQfh2MFPP88" rel="nofollow">HERE</a> - (walkthroughs 26 to 30).

Images:

You can see a slideshow of about 25 images <a href="http://s571.photobucket.com/albums/ss160/Whiterabbit04/Cesars%20Quest/?albumview=slideshow" rel="nofollow">HERE</a>. Be aware that there are a few images showing solutions to the first four levels. You can see all images on one page by clicking on the grid button which can be found to the bottom right of the screen just above the photo strip. There’s also a slider to increase the size of the thumbnails in the grid.

Conclusion:

Overall another excellent  physics based game from this developer.  The inclusion of a levels editor should add     lots of re-playability to this game.  It’s not hard to use, though there are no written instructions that I’m aware of.    I’d give this game 7 out of 10 for   its family  fun and  simplicity of design.

I will be posting my usual christmas specials  over the coming days.  i've already posted a few in the games discussion forums and have around 30 plus more games   several of which are ideal for the   children.  I meant to  post  more yesterday and today, but     am still rather  out of it after     catching my daughters virus  last week.  :(  I will endeavout to start posting   either later today or  tomorrow, so please do  keep an eye on the game discussion forums

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Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

A Blessed Christmas to everyone!

Reply | Comment by Judewang – 13 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!

Now to the game, is this one going to work and is it easier on a physics flunky like me, rofl

Whabbit, you know I loved "Obulis", but can't and never will make it thru!

Suki