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Netrek
''Netrek'' is an Internet game for up to 16 players, written almost entirely in cross-platform open source software. It combines features of multi-directional shooters and team-based real-time strategy games. Players attempt to disable or destroy their opponents' ships in real-time combat, while taking over enemy planets by bombing them and dropping off armies they pick up on friendly planets. The goal of the game is to capture all the opposing team's planets.
Developed as a successor to 1986's ''Xtrek'', ''Netrek'' was first played in 1988. It was the third Internet game, the first Internet team game,〔Ocampo〕 and as of 2011 is the oldest Internet game still actively played. It pioneered many technologies used in later games, and has been cited as prior art in patent disputes.〔Bangeman〕
== Description ==
:''The following describes ''Bronco Netrek'', also known as ''Vanilla Netrek''. Other variations of the game exist, such as ''Hockey Netrek'' in which players use tractor beams to manipulate a hockey puck. ''Paradise Netrek'', which originated as a re-implementation of Netrek at Utah State University, has radically different gameplay, including a far larger number of planets, ''transwarp'' speed, new ship types, and an additional rank structure. However, ''Bronco'' is the most prevalent form.''
''Netrek'' is essentially a greatly expanded version of ''Empire'', a multi-user space combat game that ran on the PLATO. ''Empire'', in turn, is essentially a multi-user version of the seminal ''Spacewar!'', the earliest computer video game. Like those games, in ''Netrek'' each player takes command of a starship, which they pilot about a 2D map of the game galaxy, as seen from above. The game combines both tactical combat and strategic goals.
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