Produced by: SoftwareByPaul
Website: SoftwareByPaul
Releases:
* Ultima 2 Demo (225.3 KiB, 159 hits)

This novel port of Ultima 2 to the PalmOS offers a number of improvements over the original game, including the addition of a party-system – you can have up to a 4-person party. This version also features top-down dungeon navigation (instead of the forward-facing view of the originals) and battle sequences. Now you can battle monsters and overthrow the enchantress Minax on your PDA, as long as you have PalmOS 5 or better.

This development does come at a price, however, because this port is shareware. There is a demo available for download, but the noteable limitations in it are that you cannot purchase food, find Enlino, or reach Planet X. The full-version can be purchased from the developer.

Produced by: Sage
Website: Titans of Ether

Much like Ultima 1: A Legend is Reborn (later ERA, now defunct), this project aimed, initially, to re-create an Ultima game using a custom-built 3D engine.

Sage and his team plan to re-tell the tale of Ultima 2 from the Sosarian perspective. While their game will feature Earth in the plot, it is set in the lands of Sosaria in the transitional time between Ultima 1 and Ultima 3, during the reign of Minax.

As of August 2005, Sage has joined with the Titans of Ether to bring Enilno to life with their help, using the Morrowind engine (or, more probably, Oblivion).

Produced by: John Alderson
Website: Windows Native Ultima 2
Releases:
* Ultima 2 for Windows (152.2 KiB, 215 hits)

A port of Ultima 2 to the Windows environment that requires the original game data files to be installed on your hard drive. While it uses the four-color pallete that Ultima 2 originally used, it includes the option to select other color schemes as well.