Ultima: Worlds of Adventure 2: Martian Dreams

Ultima: Worlds of Adventure 2: Martian Dreams
Developer: Origin Systems Publisher: Origin Systems Platform: DOS Released in US: 1991 This game has unused areas. This game has hidden developer credits. This game has debugging material.

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Martian Dreams has the Avatar shot onto the surface of Mars by a gigantic cannon, then fight plant monsters alongside a gun-toting Warren Spector in the 1890s.

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Debug Codes

To do: Check what the patch actually does.

The alt-codes mentioned on the Ultima VI article also exist here, but unlike that game, access has been disabled. It is possible, however, to patch the game's executable to regain access.

Developer Signature

The blue-and-red striped planet.

Much of the world map of the game is covered by inaccessible ice caps. (A legacy of the game's Ultima VI roots, as that game required a much larger map.) Viewing it in a map editor, the name "GRYPHON" can be read in a normally-inaccessible area. This was the nickname of Phillip Brogden, the game's main map designer.

(Source: Codex of Ultima Wisdom)