that "kinda" worked.. Encouraged by this success, Munkki continued developing the internet code until he could play Avara from Finland to the USA (modem to modem). Welch and Munkki created multiple interesting levels together and released Avara 1.0.0. Munkki frequently played Avara in its first weeks of release, however, he had to change ISP's (for reasons unrelated to Avara) at the time. The connections from this new ISP were inadequate to play Avara. After two years of playing Avara every day, Munkki was unsurprising tired of the game. Reception Avara was a commercial flop. At the time, it was Ambrosia's poorest selling game next to Chiral. Legacy In 2017, Munkki posted the source to his GitHub account, under the MIT software license. In September 2018, a fan-made port of Avara was posted on GitHub. It claims to run on recent versions of Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. References External links Juri Munkki (Designer's website) 1996 video games Classic Mac OS games Classic Mac OS-only games Ambrosia Software games Multiplayer online games Multiplayer and single-player video games First-person shooters Commercial video games with freely available source code Open-source video games Software using the MIT license