Topeka, KS Jun 19, 2012
With a license granted by and partnership with Dan Bunten's family as well as special access to previously unseen designs, DreamQuest Games aims to raise $500,000 by July 15th to bring a modern update of M.U.L.E. to life. As an added bonus, DreamQuest is also partnering with 'M.U.L.E. Returns' to deliver a faithful reproduction of the original game on iOS and Android mobile devices enabling supporters to enjoy both the classic original and a modern tribute to M.U.L.E.
M.U.L.E. was originally developed in 1983 by Dan Bunten and his company Ozark Softscape. It was the first major hit game published by a young upstart at the time, Electronic Arts. The original Atari 400/800 game allowed up to four players to simultaneously select an alien race, outfit robotic workers called MULEs, and take turns producing, managing, and trading resources on the planet Irata.
"M.U.L.E. is a landmark in the history of video games worthy of a modern 3D sequel for mobile players," relates Christopher Williamson, Creative Director at DreamQuest Games. "Computer Gaming World named M.U.L.E. as #3 of the "Best Games of All Time." M.U.L.E. was also named #5 of the "Ten Greatest PC Games Ever" by PC World in 2009.
"We look forward to seeing our dad's legacy continue," shares Melanie Bunten, the oldest of Dan Bunten's three children.
DreamQuest
Alpha Colony: A Tribute to M.U.L.E.
M.U.L.E. Kickstarter
Screenshot (Splash Screen)
Screenshot (Map Screen)
Screenshot (MULE Outfitting)
Alpha Colony: A Tribute to M.U.L.E.
M.U.L.E. Kickstarter
Screenshot (Splash Screen)
Screenshot (Map Screen)
Screenshot (MULE Outfitting)
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Kevin Doel
Media Relations
785-273-9660
Media Relations
785-273-9660
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