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Ultima 7 Part 2: Serpent Isle

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After the well received Ultima 7 The Black Gate, Origin decided that the new Ultima engine could be used for one more game. Enter Serpent Isle. This time the Avatar travels to a whole new land, far away from the usual Britannia. Serpent Isle brings its own charm to the series; exploring new lands is a welcome change after seven chapters spent walking around in the same Britannia landscape.
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Genres:
rpg, sandbox RPG, top-down party-based RPG
system:
DOS
year:
1993
publisher:
Origin Systems
developer:
Origin Systems
designers:
Bill Armintrout, Richard Garriott
themes:
fantasy
keywords:
multi-directional scroller, open world, party-based, top down, Ultima
Multiplayer modes:
single-player
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Collector's corner:

The Ultima VII part 2 box contained: a cloth map of the Serpent Isle, the book Beyond the Serpent Pillars, 7 x 3.5" disks. Some foreign editions contain a paper map instead of a cloth one.
The add-on The Silver Seed box contained: the Silver Seed Play Guide, a 3.5" disk.
Ultima VII: Complete Edition (1993) included all the items while The Complete Ultima VII CD (1994) included everything except the cloth maps which were replaced with paper maps. Most other compilations did not include the trinkets and came with electronic versions of the documentation.

A clue book was published for the game, titled Balancing the Scales.

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"I remember the moment I started playing Ultima 7 Part 2. I had The Black Gate still in my mind: I loved it, and I wanted something similar. After a few weeks (or months?) I finished Serpent Isle and I was a bit disappointed. Sure, it's a wonderful Ultima game, but it lacked the open world "feeling" I experienced with The Black Gate. Maybe it was the new setting, a world different than the well know Britannia, or maybe I was just to attached to characters like Batlin or Lord British. To this day, I think Black Gate is far superior, but don't let this discourage you! Try Serpent Isle for yourself." - Abandonware DOS

Input: keyboard, mouse

Distributed on: 3,5 floppy disk

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  • Andrew - 06/12/2017 06:57
    Make yourself happy and run this through Exult.

    http://exult.sourceforge.net/
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