Recently, EA announced that Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar, a heritage of a classical RPG game Ultima, developed by BioWare Mythic studio, one of a creative studios under the flagship of EA, will be released in Spring on multi platforms, especially on two largest platforms PC and iOS.
EG:So farewell then, Ultima. The title of developer Mythic and publisher EA's new entry in the series, an iOS-exclusive, free-to-play MMORPG-lite, is Ultima Forever. These words you can visualise chiselled on a gravestone. Make no mistake; this game has the surface of a vibrant fantasy, but it is a grasping and shallow product.
Ultima Forever proves to be a bit of a mixed bag, despite its influence of Ultima IV.
Forbes - Electronic Arts’ free-to-play mobile MMORPG Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar has arrived on iOS. On the surface, Ultima Forever appears to be a shining example of the mobile game coming into its own as a legitimate gaming experience, a wonderful hack-and-slash romp through fantasy fields and dungeons with content tailored from five-minute to five-hour sessions.
