Worlds of Ultima | Worlds Ultima

The Worlds of Ultima series (later called Ultima: Worlds of Adventure) was a short lived spin-off of the well-known Ultima series of role-playing video games. They featured the same protagonist as the core Ultima games, the Avatar, transplanting him to strange locations drawn from the archetypes of pulp novels.

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