Mobile World of Doom

Produced by: Quantum Toast
Website: Mobile World of Doom!
Releases:

This is an “exact” re-creation of Akalabeth for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch, which even goes so far (as can be seen in the screenshot) as to re-create the Apple II interface (or, at least, the parts of it necessary to play the game). Graphics and sound are the same as were in the original game.

This port boasts a few “helper” features, however, some of which were apparently designed with input from Richard Garriott himself. These include an autosave option (which also continues the game from where you left it, if you have to quit the app for any reason), an option to start near castle, an in-game minimap, and the ability to carry way more food.

It’s available for $1.99 USD on the Apple App Store.

Akalabeth on a Nokia

Produced by: Arnim Sauerbier
Website: Arnim Sauerbier
Releases:
* Aklabeth for Nokia Smartphones (33.6 KiB, 556 hits)
* Ultima 7 - Exult - Program (1.0 MiB, 373 hits)
* Ultima 7 - Exult - Data (14.0 MiB, 330 hits)
* Ultima 7 - Music (mono) (12.5 MiB, 322 hits)
* Ultima 7 - Music (stereo) (28.7 MiB, 377 hits)
* Ultima 8 - Pentagram - Program (766.2 KiB, 354 hits)
* Ultima 8 - Pentagram - libSDL (16.2 KiB, 303 hits)
* Ultima 8 - Pentagram - Configuration (998 bytes, 290 hits)

These are actually just ports of other Ultima projects (linked below), but as I’ve never seen so many in one place at one time (and from one person!), they are classified not only as ports but as their own separate entry on Aiera.

The following projects have been ported to the Nokia 770/N800 internet tablets:

• Akalabeth – a port of Paul Robson’s SDL version of the game
• Ultima 5 – a port of Nazghul/Haxima
• Ultima 6 – a port of Nuvie
• Ultima 7 – a port of Exult
• Ultima 8 – a port of Pentagram

It serves to note that these ports are ongoing works, and it further serves to note that some of the projects that have been ported (Pentagram, for an easy example) are themselves incomplete. However, O Reader, if you use a Nokia 770/N800 internet tablet, and would like to be able to play some classic Ultima titles whilst on the go, this is likely a project for you!

Aklabeth

Produced by: Paul Robson
Releases:
* Aklabeth (229.6 KiB, 478 hits)
* Aklabeth for Nokia Smartphones (33.6 KiB, 556 hits)

No, that name’s not a typo. Not an accidental one, at any rate. Okay, that name actually is a typo (see the comments, below). Who am I to argue with the developer?

At any rate, this is an SDL-based rewrite of Richard Garriot’s original classic.

Akalabeth on a Sony Ericsson

Produced by: Dimjon
Website: dimjon.de
Releases:
* Akalabeth Mobile (29.7 KiB, 329 hits)

An interesting little remake, this version of Akalabeth is designed to run on Java-enabled mobile phones.

You can download the files from here, or you can visit the WAP site of the developer from any enabled mobile phone: http://www.dimjon.de/akalabeth.jad

Akalabeth 2K1

Produced by: MinerJr
Releases:
* Akalabeth - Original (49.2 KiB, 434 hits)
* Akalabeth - Remake (664.2 KiB, 444 hits)
* Akalabeth - 2001 (4.0 MiB, 536 hits)
* Akalabeth - Dungeon Alpha (175.4 KiB, 357 hits)

MinerJr has made a series of remakes of Richard Garriot’s classic original game, with upgraded graphics and compatibility with modern operating systems. His first remake has been released in its final form, as has a beta version of his Akalabeth 2K1 remake, which features more updates to graphics. Also released is the alpha version of his Akalabeth 3D Dungeon.

Looks like Serpent Isle!

Produced by: Zulu-83
Contact: Zulu-83
Releases:
* Akalabeth Graphics Add-on (296.4 KiB, 434 hits)

This is a clever graphics expansion for MinerJr’s Akalabeth 2K1 remake that brings graphics from Serpent Isle into the game to replace the default tiled graphics.