# fatlion

- **Website:** <https://fatlion.com>
- **Primary alias:** `fatlion.com`

## Description

NetTrek is a pioneering multiplayer network game originally developed for the Macintosh, conceptualized by Randy Carr in the early 1980s. The game emerged during an era of innovative computing at Apple, specifically surrounding the development of the Lisa and Macintosh computers. Inspired by Trek, a game played on the Xerox Alto II, Carr envisioned a more engaging multiplayer experience. Although initially intended as a personal project, NetTrek became a shareware sensation, captivating users with its assembly language programming approach.

The evolution of the game met significant milestones, including its transformation into a commercial product with Premier Technology, although financial success eluded Carr. Over the years, NetTrek has maintained its legacy, recently revitalizing interest among gaming enthusiasts. Today, players can look forward to a new version designed for MacOS X and iPhone OS. True to its roots, NetTrek not only offers nostalgic gaming experiences but also invites players to engage with its unique gameplay and rich history.

## Industries

- 🎮 Games
- 🎸 Hobbies and Leisure
- 🎸 Models _(under Hobbies and Leisure)_
- 🖥 Computers Electronics and Technology
- 🖥 Video Game Design and Development _(under Computers Electronics and Technology)_

## Links

- [twitter](https://twitter.com/@fatlion)

## Logos & icons

- logo _(primary)_ — PNG — [download](https://cdn.brandfetch.io/id-mEaL_YP/w/230/h/211/theme/dark/logo.png?c=1bxid64Mup7aczewSAYMX&t=1723378240566)
- icon _(primary)_ — JPEG — [download](https://cdn.brandfetch.io/id-mEaL_YP/w/400/h/400/theme/dark/icon.jpeg?c=1bxid64Mup7aczewSAYMX&t=1723378240667)

## Colors

| Name | Hex | Theme |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Cyan / Aqua | #00ffff | accent |
| Kenyan Copper | #7c2007 | dark |
| Viking | #60b4dc | light |

## Fonts

- arial — asset _(custom)_

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