Sosaria in Minecraft: Works Fine With the Current Minecraft Version
Phillip Zibilich’s Minecraft-based map of Britannia (or Sosaria, as he terms it) has been confirmed to work with the latest version of the wildly popular, block-based game.
Tagged: Ultima
Sanctimonia: Proto-Doors!
Kevin Fishburne has added rotating pieces to the list of persistent world objects supported in Sanctimonia, his Ultima-inspired PvE MMORPG.
The Dark Unknown: New Monster Wandering System
Goldenflame Dragon has come up with an innovative and clever monster wandering system for his Ultima-inspired, tiled, browser-based RPG, The Dark Unknown.
Sanctimonia: Using Things, Positional Lighting, Object Destruction
Kevin Fishburne has made significant progress on his Ultima-inspired PvE MMORPG over the last week. A “use” button has been implemented, and he has worked out positional lighting and persistent object destruction.
Well, Ultima Forever Certainly Has Managed to Divide Opinions
In which we look at two recent reviews of Mythic’s Ultima Forever: one very favourable, and one very much not so.
The Dark Unknown: Entering Cities and (Update: Fixed!) Time Bugs
Goldenflame Dragon has made some progress on his Ultima-inspired, browser-based tiled RPG, The Dark Unknown. He has also found a rather interesting bug in the game.
Ultima Online: Publish 83, Sixteenth Anniversary, and More
In preparation for Ultima Online’s sixteenth anniversary, Mythic have pushed Publish 83 to its test shard.
The Black Gate Board Game: This and That
Lucifuge Dragon has posted another update to the Sixth Circle website, explaining his current development goals for his board game adaptation of Ultima 7: The Black Gate.
Sanctimonia: Progress Report, Positional Lighting, New Flame Asset
Kevin Fishburne has added a keen new flame asset to his Ultima-inspired PvE MMORPG, Sanctimonia, and has also added positional lighting to the game’s day/night cycle.
Ultima Forever: Latest Hotfix Overhauls Gear Damage Rate
The latest hotfix for Ultima Forever brings some significant adjustments (read: reductions) to the rate at which gear takes damage.
