Bahram (Ver 1.0.4)

National–Historical Significance

This work is a re-creation of an ancient narrative written in Middle Persian and the Pahlavi script , dating back to the Parthian and Sasanian eras . It recounts the story of the Burnt City pottery artifact , regarded as the oldest animation in the world .

Once upon a time, there was a goat named Be-Rām , who engaged in a debate with the Ašuristān Tree (in Middle Persian: 𐭠𐭮𐭥𐭥𐭮𐭲𐭭, also read as Āsuristān ), a province of Ērānšahr , located between Assyria and Babylon .

Platform, Genre, Gameplay, Modes, Languages

This is asingle-player, two-dimensional side-scrolling platformer runner game.

BahRām, the Best of Rams , can fly while moving by collecting Rings of Covenant and Affection . Although immortal, he must avoid colliding with obstacles.

The game is released in two separate editions , Persian and English .

Intellectual and Material Ownership

Private owner, designer, and developer of the work:

Engineer Shahaboddin Habibi Khoozani (M.Sc. in Software Engineering)

5.1 Intellectual Property (IP) rights of the work are non-transferable , and all material and moral rights remain exclusively with the developer from the moment of creation.

Publication in marketplaces, licensing, and executive collaborations are limited solely to usage rights .

5.2 Periodic sponsorship is acceptable.

5.3 The acceptance of a non-equity investment structured as a profit-sharing arrangement is permitted, with a share of 20% up to a maximum of 30% of the project's net profit, until the investor has received a predefined cap (for example, 2 to 3 times the principal investment). This arrangement does not confer any ownership or equity rights in the project.

5.4 Acceptance of grants is permitted.

Keywords

Bahram Game, Bahram The Goat And The Assyrian Tree Game, Platformer, Runner 

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