Mar 18, 2003In M.U.L.E. you, the player, are a robot entrepreneur. You pick a species of robot -- such as the Leggite or the simian Bonzoid. Then you begin each turn walking around a Town.
Along with Nethack (and its kin), M.U.L.E. is one of those games that has consistently shown up on most of the "Greatest Games of All Time" lists that I've seen since I started reading gaming…
Along with Nethack (and its kin), M.U.L.E. is one of those games that has consistently shown up on most of the "Greatest Games of All Time" lists that I've seen since I started reading gaming ...
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Mar 20, 2003Today, teams of 30 to over 100 typically work 18-24 months on a title. With Hollywood-film levels of production and marketing costs, the industry has naturally grown more risk averse.
- M.U.L.E. goes crazy - the M.U.L.E. on one of the plots runs away losing production for that round plus the money to replace it. - Planetquake - production of smithore and crystite is much lower. - Fire in store - all stock in the shops are destroyed (which means prices will skyrocket, but if you needed to buy something, you are at the mercy ...
May 23, 2023To mark the 40th anniversary of M.U.L.E., we are dedicating this special write-up to the history of the game's development, taking a look behind the scenes with reports and new 2023 interviews with those involved. As well as to all the original versions of the game, we introduce you to the officially licensed remakes and the 'clones' that excellent games inevitably spawn.
M.U.L.E. was a limited run of cartridges by Bryan Edewaard, and we only had ten of them to sell through the store. KLAX and Haunted House II were created by John Swiderski, who no longer wants his 5200 games sold (he also created Combat II Advanced).
Just go into town, get the type of M.U.L.E. you want, then position your character directly over the installed M.U.L.E. Press the red button. If you've done it right, the production symbol changes and you now have the old M.U.L.E. in hand. If you do it wrong, the M.U.L.E. you just bought runs away. During the tournament game, two definite rules ...
M.U.L.E. development (continued) A "holy grail" of M.U.L.E. history - maybe the only surviving copy of the M.U.L.E. source code - is currently in the hands of Julian Eggebrecht of Factor 5, as he disclosed in StayForever Podcast April 11th 2020, when he talked about his involvement with M.U.L.E. in the late 1980'ies / early 1990'ies for the development of "Deluxe M.U.L.E. for the ...
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