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Hunt the Wumpus
Hunt the Wumpus Manual Front Cover
Hunt the Wumpus (Front Cover)
Publisher(s) Texas Instruments (TI)
Original Retail Price $24.95
Programmer(s) Kevin Kenney
Part# PHM 3023
Format(s) Solid State SoftwareTM Command Module
Release 1980 (4th quarter)
Genre(s) Adventure, Maze, Strategy

Hunt the Wumpus for TI-99/4A is based loosely on the 1975 text-based adventure game of the same title created by Gregory Yob. Kevin Kenney's TI-99/4A version differs significantly from the original in that it introduces graphical gameplay versus the original's text-based gaming system. Hunt the Wumpus was published and distributed by Texas Instruments (TI) in the fourth quarter of 1980. It initially sold for $24.95, and was distributed on Solid State SoftwareTM Command Module. It was programmed for the TI-99/4A by Kevin Kenney.

Gameplay

Hunt the Wumpus pits the player in a contest to search for, and hunt down a mythical creature known as the Wumpus. The player navigates through an invisible cave. The visited chambers of the cave become visible once they have been visited. If the player enters the chamber where the Wumpus resides, he/she loses. Besides the beastly Wumpus, the cave system hosts other dangers including bottomless pits and cave bats.

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