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Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire

Game » consists of 4 releases. First released on Aug 20, 1990

Part of a spin-off series from Ultima, the Savage Empire sees the Avatar transported to a strange version filled with stone-age cultures, dinosaurs, and insectoid invaders.

The Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire wiki last edited by Prestige on 02/13/13 11:12PM View full history

Overview

Part of the Worlds of Ultima spin-off series, The Savage Empire sees the Avatar transported through time after a failed experiment with Blackrock -- the substance that would form the basis of the plot in Ultima 7: The Black Gate. After ending up in the Valley of Eodon, the Avatar must fight off the invading Myrmidex, hunt dinosaurs, and unite warring tribes to save the world.

Like the other Worlds of Ultima title, Martian Dreams, The Savage Empire uses the Ultima VI engine, and offers a high level of interactivity with the environment, as well as mouse-based movement and VGA graphics.

SNES version

The SNES version of Savage Empire was released in Japan in 1995, five years after the original PC release. This version used the Ultima VII SNES engine and has greatly simplified gameplay, with the player controlling only the Avatar with no accompanying party. The SNES port is quite rare and was never translated into English.

Availability

Beginning in 2012, gog.com began distributing The Savage Empire and its sequel Martian Dreams as free downloads.

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