buct dream
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 又见北化 · A nostalgic, golden-hour BUCT East Campus walk with sword flight. Play in your browser.
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Controls: 点击画面 / Click the scene: 锁定鼠标，开始转向 / Capture the mouse to look around
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北三环的风，吹过熟悉的树梢。 A golden-hour return to a campus you remember.
游戏实机截图 · Captured in the playable scene
BUCT Dream is a third-person browser experience inspired by Beijing University of Chemical Technology’s East Campus, beside Beijing’s North Third Ring Road.
The sun stays just above the horizon. Trees cast long shadows, small lights drift through the air, and familiar paths lead past the main teaching building, the campus garden, the vine-covered pergola and Yifu Library. Wander without a quest, exchange a line with a passing alumnus, or ride a sword above the rooftops.
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