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+-------------+  About Neohunt:
| Screenshots |  ==============
| Download    |  
| FAQ         |  	Neohunt is a multi-player search-and-destroy
+-------------+  game that takes place in a maze. The object is to
                 shoot your friends before they shoot you, while
                 avoiding being blown up by land mines and your own
                 ammunition and running away from the occasional
                 stream of lava.

			Neohunt is an enhanced version of hunt, one of
                 the user-contributed games from the 4BSD
                 distribution. You may still find versions of it
                 around here and there.

                 About the code:
                 ===============

			The original neohunt (not to be confused with
                 the original hunt) was developed on a VAX 11/785
                 running 4.3BSD in 1989.

			The version you see here is a slightly
                 ANSIfied version of the K&R source, hacked up
                 just enough to run under FreeBSD 4.2. Nonetheless, it
                 serves as a fine example of what a lot of software
                 packages looked like in the 1980s.

			Neohunt is not to be taken seriously. It is
                 currently considered abandonware.

                 Download:
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                     hunt.shar.Z (77Kb, 5 minutes at 2400 baud)