I have a lobby set up, if anyone wants to destroy me.
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The article says pirates used it as some workaround.
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Don't forget Codename: Gordon which is install/92 instead of 480
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I was just editing that in. The other free games that I found seem to have a Steam store page already, so maybe aren't worth reporting.
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The article mentions that, but I did see players in their own lobbies in the actual Spacewar game. I guess some people may be into the real game?
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Old news, but search turned up nothing and this article is recent: http://steamed.kotaku.com/thousands-of-people-are-playing-a-hidden-steam-game-1795315575
You can find other players with the Find Lobby option. Along with the Windows Run method, you can also install it by putting "steam://install/480/" in your browser search bar. 10MB installation size. It's not the original version released 55 years ago--the option to set up servers should be a dead giveaway--but still neat enough. Even has five achievements.
Actually, there is one other hidden game that doesn't also seem to have a Steam store page of its own. Change the "480" number above to "92" for Codename Gordon.
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