# Faust: The Seven Games of the Soul — Omnium Games Web Canonical: https://playable.wtf/games/faust-web/ Project ID: project:faust-web Explore Dreamland in Faust using files from your own English copy. ## About this version Omnium Games rebuilt the 1999 adventure’s engine in Rust and WebAssembly. Import your own English Faust CD or installed game folder; the browser host supplies no game data. The developer reports the story plays from prologue through episode seven. Browser launch. Adventure. [Play on creator site](https://omnium-games.github.io/faust/) ## A mystery inside Dreamland Faust is a first-person adventure set in an abandoned amusement park. You turn through panoramic scenes, inspect objects and solve puzzles, with filmed sequences carrying the story between discoveries. Its appeal is in looking closely and working out how the objects in your inventory fit the place around you. Arxel Tribe released the original for Windows in 1999. The Omnium Games project brings its data into a new browser engine, keeping the original scenes, films and audio in the files supplied by the player. Sources: [Omnium Games · Faust engine, supported scope and file requirements](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## What this browser version includes Omnium Games rewrote Faust’s engine in Rust and WebAssembly. The hosted version reads the original data directly, so there is no Windows installation to run inside the page. The creator reports support for the prologue, all seven episodes, the rabbit’s zone, English subtitles, films, sound and the game’s save and load menus. The creator reports a complete playthrough in Chrome. For your first session, use a current desktop browser and the English game files the port was built against. Sources: [Omnium Games · Faust engine, supported scope and file requirements](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## Prepare your English game folder Start with your own English Faust CD, a copy of that disc or an installed game folder. The selected folder must contain DATA together with ames.ini, aobj.ini and arxrin3.fon. Choose the containing folder rather than DATA alone, so the importer can find the companion files. Open the browser host and choose or drop that folder on its import screen. The creator says about 2.4 GB is copied into local browser storage and never uploaded. Allow room for that copy as well as the original files. The same browser can reuse its imported data on later visits. Sources: [Omnium Games · Faust engine, supported scope and file requirements](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) · [Faust web host · import your game folder](https://omnium-games.github.io/faust/) ## Find the controls and keep a save backup After import, move the pointer to the bottom of the game to reveal the port’s toolbar. Its Controls panel contains the current input guide. Start there before exploring the panoramic scenes; the browser toolbar and the original game menus serve different purposes. Game saves stay in the browser alongside the imported data. The toolbar menu can export and import them as a zip. Keep an exported backup before clearing site storage or moving to another browser, and retain your original game folder so you can import it again. Sources: [Omnium Games · Faust engine, supported scope and file requirements](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## Use the supported files and a current browser The creator lists current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. The port was developed with the English CD, so another language or release may not have the same data layout. Use the documented English files for the clearest starting path. The host supplies the engine, while the game’s pictures, films, music and text come from your copy. The project is independent of the original creators. Sources: [Omnium Games · Faust engine, supported scope and file requirements](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## Do I need the original game files? Bring your own English Faust CD or installed game folder with DATA, ames.ini, aobj.ini and arxrin3.fon. About 2.4 GB is copied into browser storage and not uploaded. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## How do I get started? At the hosted page, choose or drop the folder containing DATA and the three companion files. Wait for the local import, then start from the game menu. 1. Open the Omnium Games web host in a current desktop browser. 2. Choose or drop your own English Faust folder containing DATA and its three companion files. 3. Let the files copy into this browser, then start or load a game from the menu. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## Which devices and browsers work? The developer lists current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Use a desktop browser with enough local storage for roughly 2.4 GB of game data. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## What are the controls? The creator places its Controls panel in the toolbar shown when the pointer is over the bottom of the game. Consult that panel after import for the current bindings. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## What is included in this version? The developer reports that the prologue, seven episodes, films, sound, subtitles and save/load menu run in its new engine. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## How do saves work? Save games stay in this browser. The toolbar menu can export and import a save zip. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## What should I know before playing? The port was developed with the English CD. Keep your original game files and exported save zip when changing browsers or clearing local site storage. Creator-reported: [Project guide](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) ## Credits and project - Port author: [Omnium Games](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) - Original developer: [Arxel Tribe](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust) - [Original project](https://github.com/Omnium-Games/faust)