Re: Old-Style Ultima Clones

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From: DAv... David Avery
Date: Wed, 08 May 1996 00:00

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In article <4mo19o$7...@reaper.uunet.ca>, mk...@kerris.com says...
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>At one point about five or six years ago I played a clone of the old-style 
>Ultima games from Origin.  I'm quite fond of that style of game and was 
>wondering if anybody knows of any that exist as shareware or freeware?  Old 
or 
>relatively new; it doesn't matter, I'd just like to play them.
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>Thanks.
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>Mike.

There are lots of shareware "Ultima Clones" out there.  Try my page:
Age of the Mystics at: http://www.dynamic-web.com/software/coolh20

Some say Ultizurk III is one of the best clones.
You might also try Exile I & II, but there are many more on the page.

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Subject: Re: Old-Style Ultima Clones
Date: 1996/05/08
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