Enemy Beyond

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Project Lolipop was a C++ development of a true 3D First-person-perspective game to be titled, "Enemy Beyond" developed concurrently for Windows, Unix, Linux, and Mac OS 7 by HouseWorks Software, an Austin, Texas based development house.

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