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1. Colehill University Mac Os Catalina
2. Colehill University Mac Os 11
3. Mac Os Mojave

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Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food, & Life Sciences

Note for Mac Users: Windows is recommended for Bumpers College students. Learn how to install Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp.

College of Education and Health Professions

Heads up! Intensive Stat users will need configurations similar to the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design recommendation.

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College of Engineering

Heads up! Each department may have specific hardware recommendations for incoming students. Please check with your department to verify needs. Incoming freshmen students are required to have a computer that meets or exceeds these recommendations.

Note for Mac Users: Windows is recommended for engineering students because some degrees require CAD programs. Learn how to install Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp.

Colehill University Mac Os Catalina

Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design

Note for Mac Users: Windows is required for most CAD programs. Learn how to install Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp.

School of Law

Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences

Mac or Dell that meets general recommendations.

Note: Macs are recommended for Art, Music and Journalism majors.

Walton College of Business

Note: Chromebooks do not meet the recommended minimum specifications.

Note Mac Users: Microsoft Windows version of Excel is required for several business courses. Alternative access method for mac users is via browser accessible virtual environment. Active Fall 2021 https://waltonlab.uark.edu

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A downloadable project for Windows and macOS

Welcome to your study at Colehill University, your aim is to pass University.

This is a simulation game housing our exciting AEGIS Encounter system.

Please note this is a student product, most art is done by Beth and the Music is done by Tom

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Development log

• Final version
  May 02, 2018
• Final dev build
  Apr 30, 2018
• Mac OSX Build
  Apr 27, 2018

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Okay, what can be said about this.

• Easy to pick up without much instruction
• Varied stats that can be used in each situation
• Please for the love of god, make it so that you can ESC out of menus, or include a back button at least, that was my biggest gripe.
• It's not particularly intuitive to go between places via the primary menu, would have been better to have a loading zone type thing in each area that brings up it's own menu.
• Holy grinding batman. Never before have I played a game that requires so much exp to level up early on- I gave up after the first assessment. I suppose art imitates life, but it limits desire to play more of the game
• Maybe it's because I didn't grind enough to fully level up, but dumping all my skill points into strength gave me a 100% success rate on all encounters. Also it seems you get the same rewards from encounters regardless of difficulty
• I don't know if it's a pro or a con, but the physics in this RPG play like a momentum based platformer. Still haven't gotten out of bounds in the park though
• Good humor, I laughed at most of my interactions (although only based on strength)
• The music was not just good, but fitting. I could tell I was doing the assessment purely by the music

Overall, this was enjoyable. There were quirks sure, and the encounter system is slightly exploitable, but adjusting a few numbers is all that's needed for that. My notes should be taken with a grain of salt, because I usually play shooters, and like finding exploits and glitches so did not go in as a normal consumer would do. Also please make a momentum based platformer

Fun game to pass the time, relaxing music and a fun concept. Might be useful to have energy shown at all times, though. Enjoyed playing the game, managed to pass my first assessment, before swiftly failing and getting a game over at the very next thing. Hits close to home.

Colehill University Mac Os 11

Very challenging game... much like University! I love the music and quirky art style.

Mac Os Mojave