Descent Pig And Hog Fileshare

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Put desCEnt.exe, DESCENT.PIG and DESCENT.HOG somewhere on your device. The only important thing is that they are in the same directory. Putting them on a storage card, micro drive etc.

Can anyone guide me through the steps to install dxx-rebirth/Descent 1 (I've got the Descent 1 'Anniversary Edition' CD) onto BSD 12?
I've read the included pkg info, but it's nebulous, at best. It says you need the original .exe(s) (setup.exe?) file(s) from the CD, which I've got, but it doesn't explain which .exe(s) or what needs to be done with it(them)?
Riffing off the gog.com directions.....I downloaded and tried 'innoextract setup.exe ~/app', but that produced an error: 'Not a supported Inno Setup Installer....Done with 1 error'.
I've searched both the forums and the dxx-rebirth home page for instructions, but found little.
Can anyone familiar with Descent provide some overview here?

Descent Pig And Hog Fileshare Pictures

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