Bud Redhead: The Time Chase (Test version)
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A prototype of Bud Redhead: The Time Chase for the PC.
The only released test version of "Bud Redhead: The Time Chase" from November 30th, 2002. This was uploaded on gamedev.net on December 1st, 2002 by Bojan Urosevic of Space Ewe Software for game testing.
Notes
- The loading screen background color is black, instead of blue in the final release.
- The main menu is different than the final release.
- The main menu is silent - no music plays.
- The game's name title is copper/silver, rather than gold/purple/red.
- Bud has a slightly darker skin complexion.
- Bud has a slightly different face.
- Bud is standing with crossed arms and smile; in final, he is with Rachel.
- Rachel is not present in the title screen, unlike the final release.
- The title screen has a lower-textured crescent moon, rather than a full moon.
- Credit screen states that it is a "test version".
- Register screen says "it is only a test version" and to "check back from time to time" for updates.
- Level load screen is plain black, instead of green with tiles in the final release.
- Forest 1-1 has a secret bone bridge behind a wall on the right at the very beginning.
- Forest 1-1 Exit Portal has an instant-death spike on the right.
- The Snail biting sound is different than the final release.
- The Bee buzzing sound is different than the final release.
- The Squirrel nut throw sound is different than the final release.
- The Spitting Flower sound is different than the final release.
- The bubbles in water sound is different than the final release.
- Lost treasure due to water or spikes has no warping sound.
- Losing health, Bud says "oh no!" in a high pitch voice, instead of the classic "ouch!".
- There is a constant FPS meter that cannot be turned off in this test version.
- The falling rock is different than the final release.
- When climbing a vine, Bud is silent - no grunt sound.
- After losing all health, Bud goes through a warp, but does not say "oh no!" - is silent.
- Exit Portal sound is different than final release.
- No musical fan-fare upon level completion screen.
- Upon completing all three levels, it says it is a "test version", then sent to main menu.
Screenshots
https://hiddenpalace.org/File:Screenshots.rar#file
Acknowledgments
Thanks to Bojan Urosevic of Space Ewe Software (as "coyotelb" on gamedev.net) for releasing this!
See also
