“Ultima VII: Revisited” Version 0.2.1 Released; Trinsic Fully Playable
The Trinsic-based introductory sequence of “Ultima 7” is now fully playable in “Ultima VII: Revisited,” Anthony Salter’s 3D remake of the game.
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TITAN Updated to Support “Ultima 7” and Dialogue Export
The Grey Wanderer’s Tool for Interpreting and Transforming Archival Nodes has added support for more “Ultima” games, and new features bedsides!
“Exult” Adds Support for FMV Cutscenes
The “Exult” engine now supports using custom introduction and endgame cutscenes, and also allows for the use of cutscenes during normal gameplay.
“Ultima VII: Revisted”: Conversations Using Original Usecode!
Anthony Salter has implemented a conversation system in “Ultima 7: Revisited” that reads directly from the original game’s usecode.
Grant W. Chapman’s Collection of “Exult” Sprites Continues to Expand
Grant W. Champan continues to expand his collection of custom graphics for “Exult”, the cross-platform reworking of the “Ultima 7” game engine.
Building an “Exult” Mod? Check Out G.W. Chapman’s Custom “Ultima 7” Shapes & Sprites
A (large!) set of custom artwork for “Ultima 7’s” character, creature, and weapon sprites and shapes.
“Ultima VII Revisited” Version 0.0.7 Released
Anthony Salter has released an update for “Ultima 7 Revisited” which sees the project rebuilt using Raylib.
xu4 – the “Ultima 4” Engine – Updated to Version 1.4
xu4, the cross-platform “Ultima 4” engine, has seen a number of updates over the course of the last 3 years.
“Ultima 3 for Game Boy Color” Has Been Ported to the Analogue Pocket
CaithSith2 has updated “Ultima 3 for Game Boy Pocket”, Sven Carlberg’s port of “Ultima 3”, to work natively with the Analogue Pocket.
Check Out “MTBG”, Kay Tila’s Turn-Based Game Engine
A game engine in the style of “Ultima 4-6”, with some features from “Ultima 7” also included.
Check Out “Ultima 7: Revisited”, a 3D Upgrade for “Ultima 7: The Black Gate”
A project that aims to create a modernized experience of Ultima 7, using the Geist 3D game engine.
