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Ultima III: Exodus

created and published by Origin in 1986, running on Atari ST

type: role-play
genre: Fantasy
series: Ultima, Ultima: The Age of Darkness
perspective: 1st person bird's-eye
player options: single player

languages: eng

4.1/5

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'Banjo' Bob Hardy (port)

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External reviews (3) - average: 81.7% - median: 80%

review source		issue	date	score
Génération 4 (001-082)	fr	1	1987-10	80/100	80%	view
Tilt 39-113	fr	40	1987-03	18/20	90%	view
Tilt 39-113	fr	53	1988-04	15/20	75%	view

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Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar (Atari ST)

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Ultima II: Revenge of the Enchantress (Atari ST)

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