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− | '''''Martian Dreams''''', also known by its full title, '''''Ultima: Worlds of Adventure 2 - Martian Dreams''''', is a role-playing game developed and published by [[Origin Systems]] and released for [[MS-DOS]] in 1991. It is the second game in the [[Ultima: Worlds of Adventure]] series. Like ''[[The Savage Empire]]'', the game uses a modified version of the [[Ultima VI Engine]]. The story revolves around the Avatar accidentally being shot from a giant cannon to Mars along with several Victorian-era dignitaries. | + | '''''Martian Dreams''''', also known by its full title, '''''Ultima: Worlds of Adventure 2 - Martian Dreams''''', is a role-playing game developed and published by [[Origin Systems]] and released for [[MS-DOS]] in 1991. It is the second game in the ''[[Ultima: Worlds of Adventure]]'' series. Like ''[[The Savage Empire]]'', the game uses a modified version of the ''[[Ultima VI Engine]]''. The story revolves around the Avatar accidentally being shot from a giant cannon to Mars along with several Victorian-era dignitaries. |
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==Media== | ==Media== | ||
===Box Art=== | ===Box Art=== | ||
+ | The box art features a Victorian woman and man gazing at the Red Planet through a port hole of the ship. The woman's face is a bit jacked, but the painting is really good and makes great use of colors. I also like the lettering. | ||
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− | Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - USA.jpg| | + | Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - USA.jpg|MS-DOS, USA. |
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===Maps=== | ===Maps=== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
− | Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - Map - Mars.png|Mars. | + | Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - Map - Mars.png|Surface of Mars. |
Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - Map - Caves 1.png|Caves 1. | Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - Map - Caves 1.png|Caves 1. | ||
Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - Map - Caves 2.png|Caves 2. | Ultima - Martian Dreams - DOS - Map - Caves 2.png|Caves 2. | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
− | + | {{Link|MobyGames|http://www.mobygames.com/game/ultima-worlds-of-adventure-2-martian-dreams}} | |
− | + | {{Link|Wikipedia|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultima:_Worlds_of_Adventure_2:_Martian_Dreams}} | |
− | + | {{Link|GameFAQs|https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/562663-ultima-worlds-of-adventure-2-martian-dreams}} | |
− | + | {{Link|TCRF|https://tcrf.net/Ultima:_Worlds_of_Adventure_2:_Martian_Dreams}} | |
[[Category: Games]] | [[Category: Games]] | ||
[[Category: Video Games]] | [[Category: Video Games]] | ||
+ | [[Category: Video Game Prime Order - Adventure, Strategy, Action]] | ||
[[Category: DOS Games]] | [[Category: DOS Games]] | ||
[[Category: Role-Playing Game]] | [[Category: Role-Playing Game]] | ||
[[Category: Fantasy]] | [[Category: Fantasy]] |
Revision as of 10:31, 30 August 2019
Martian Dreams, also known by its full title, Ultima: Worlds of Adventure 2 - Martian Dreams, is a role-playing game developed and published by Origin Systems and released for MS-DOS in 1991. It is the second game in the Ultima: Worlds of Adventure series. Like The Savage Empire, the game uses a modified version of the Ultima VI Engine. The story revolves around the Avatar accidentally being shot from a giant cannon to Mars along with several Victorian-era dignitaries.
Status
I do not own this game, and have not beaten it.
Review
I have never played this game for more than a couple minutes, although I haven't heard many positive reviews about it.
Media
Box Art
The box art features a Victorian woman and man gazing at the Red Planet through a port hole of the ship. The woman's face is a bit jacked, but the painting is really good and makes great use of colors. I also like the lettering.
Documentation
Like most Origin titles, the game had a wealth of interesting manuals and maps to pore over.