Ultima™ IV: Quest of the Avatar

I won´t trash the game rating by giving it 3 or whatever just because i can´t play it.. However I tryed to play it a bit and It´s way too hard for my mind i think and it requires alot of time which nobody haves... I don´t mind that the graphicks are crappy ( well its 1986 ) So yeah .. I am not a cod fanboy to lololo shity graphicks and so on ... however If i get time i try to look into it once more and make the commands clear on paper .. so i know what to press :D

Although not my first RPG, Ultima IV was definitely my favorite one. The depth of these games is just amazing. It is sad that today's games lack the depth of story and the truly open world feel that these old games had. Games have not improved, they merely traded content for snazzy graphics and shinny UI. Sidenote: When this game came out me and two friends set out to map the whole game on millimetric paper, one square=one step. It took days of relaying each other but we ended up with tons of papers taped together on the floor of my buddy's bedroom and a full map. Wish i had kept in now :) Thanks Lord British and thx GOG for this classic, (also thx GOG for my cookie at PAX)

If you are a hardcore RPG fan and not knowing about Ultima, you are a lost child. This very game is one of the milestone on RPG revolving history, the introducing of a free speech dialogue system has bring RPG forward and open a brand new chapter of game industry. I still love this game very much :)

Consoles had early Final Fantasy titles, PC had Ultima. Amazing lore, series have compelling stories and atmospheric gameplay that today’s games are having a hard time to match.

Of all of the games I played in my early computer days, this was by far the best. I first ran into it while stationed at School of the Infantry in Camp Pendleton CA. Our entire office got copies of this game and played it. Downloaded it this morning to try it out and wow, the graphics are horrible these days, but the game itself is still just as fun as it was back then. Thanks for putting this up for a free download.