Ulises

Ulises is a mythological adventure that wears its classical inspiration proudly, even when the technology struggles to keep up. Drawing loosely from Homer’s Odyssey, the game sends you on a journey filled with monsters, puzzles, and the constant suspicion that one wrong move will undo hours of progress. The interface is very much of its time, demanding careful reading and experimentation rather than quick reactions. What Ulises lacks in audiovisual flair, it compensates with atmosphere and ambition. There’s a certain gravitas in its storytelling, even when conveyed through simple graphics and sparse text. It’s the kind of game that expects players to meet it halfway, bringing imagination and patience to the table. For modern audiences it may feel archaic, but for those willing to adapt, Ulises offers a thoughtful, old-school experience rooted in literary tradition.