Cear Dragon Has a Playable Version of “Ultima Forever” Working
Cear Dragon has managed to reverse engineer “Ultima Forever” enough that he is able to explore the game’s beautiful world.
Cear Dragon has managed to reverse engineer “Ultima Forever” enough that he is able to explore the game’s beautiful world.
It has been over a decade since “Ultima Forever” went offline, but Cear Dragon has set out to find a way to make the early PC alpha version of the game playable again.
Oh, to wander some long-forgotten game worlds once more.
A rebroadcast of the Ultima Codex’s interview with former Origin Systems developer (and “Ultima 8” project director) Mike McShaffry.
Gameplay footage from the Windows alpha test of Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar.
Zedex Dragon’s tarot card deck, which he produced for U3.5: Pax Britannia. Much of the artwork was inspired by the major and minor arcana cards featured in Ultima Forever.
We wax nostalgic about Mythic and EA’s short-lived attempt to reboot the Ultima franchise on mobile, before moving on to other topics.
In which we explore headcanon, what-if scenarios about Sosarian and Britannia history, and even where some Ultima games themselves took canon in a different direction.
What can we come to know about Honor, as a virtue, by looking at its negation?
There’s been a very good reason for the relative silence around here.
The Battle Bards, a podcast about MMORPG soundscapes, take a look at Ultima Online, Ultima Forever, and Ultima X: Odyssey in their 84th episode.