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Artex issue TEK1608 Pyro update part deux By Chris Williams. Published: 28th Jan 2003, 21:32:24. Fire! Fire! The busy people at Artexsoft have today jubilantly informed drobe.co.uk, and also acornarcade.com, that Pyro Update 2 is now available freely from their website. TEK1608 owners are therefore expected to grab a copy and update their game software with it. More screenshots Pyro is a recent update for Artex's real time strategy game, TEK1608 and adds enhanced missile and laser systems, a re-written Wayfinder engine, improved AI, smoother 'fog of war' as well as other minor enhancements. Pyro 2 features everything from the first Pyro release plus some bug fixes to strengthen the game's stability. TEK1608 was reviewed recently by acorn-gaming.org.uk and reviewer Gareth Moore was most impressed. "After some more weeks of hard work, Artex is proud to present the PYRO Update 2 for the realtime strategy game TEK1608", writes Jan Klose of Artex. "...An article about the update can be found at: www.drobe.co.uk" Quite. Links TEK Pyro update 2 Contact the TEK1608 team and feel free to pester them, or rather, enquire about the forthcoming TEK1608 demo and network mode. Discussion Viewing threaded comments | View comments unthreaded, listed by date Good news on the update, but still crashing out on my machine when applied. Hopefully the updates have helped in someone elses stability problems. -- Paul Stewart, Bletchley, Milton Keynes sa110 on 29/1/03 6:56PM [ Reply | Report ] If I had time to play TEK I'd download this :-/ [mentat] on 7/2/03 3:56PM [ Reply | Report ] Please login before posting a comment. Use the form on the right to do so or create a free account.

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