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Trek Software is an amateur software company started by two teenagers, David and Chase. David has since graduated high school and is now attending NJIT. He also runs his own computer repair business. We have developed a number of free, clean-cut, and (hopefully) enjoyable computer games using the DarkBASIC programming language. Have fun looking around and check back for future updates.
Note: If you're interested in getting a new gaming computer or media center, you can support Trek Software by visiting Velocity Micro's website at the below link and purchasing one of their products. When you do, Trek Software will receive a percentage of your purchase. They are apparently a very high-quality and high-performance manufacturer with US-only tech support. New Release Radon: Front Lines ![]() Terrorists have taken over a city in the US with a fleet of autonomous robots. They are now working on assembling a Nuclear Bomb to completely destroy the city and make it permanently uninhabitable. As a Robot Operations Specialist, you are in command of the Radon - a remote control countermeasure to the terrorist threat. Your mission is to combat fire with fire and eliminate the unwanted intruders. Using the arrow-keys and spacebar, you can move and launch weapons off of the Radon. You can also switch to different weapons using the number keys 1-4 depending on what level you are currently tackling (every other level, you gain a new weapon). Also, if you collect all the money and intelligence papers scattered throughout each level, a special secret weapon is unlocked.
![]() To download "Radon: Front Lines" click on the link below and wait for a dialog box to appear. It should ask you whether you'd like to open or save the file. Select "Save" and specify a place (such as your Desktop) to save it to. It is an approximately 36 MB download so, while on broadband connections it may only be about a minute to download, it could take quite awhile on dial-up connections to finish. One common problem you may encounter is a message about DirectX. If you receive this error, you can update to a later version of DirectX at this link for free and hopefully thus fix the problem. .In the past, David has written a number of tutorials about how to program in DarkBASIC yourself so, if you're interested, they are here for you to download. Tutorial 1 : Microsoft Word | Web Page Tutorial 2 : Microsoft Word | Web Page Tutorial 3 : Microsoft Word | Web Page Tutorial 4 : Microsoft Word | Web Page Tutorial 5 : Microsoft Word | Web Page Tutorial 6 : Microsoft Word | Web Page Tutorial 7 : Microsoft Word | Web Page Tutorial 8 : Microsoft Word | Web Page See our privacy policy. |