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This site was founded on August 14, 1997 and is maintained by Goethe, supported by a very small, but dedicated team of editors

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Introduction

This website is dedicated to one of the best multiplayer games in the history of computer games, created by Ozark Softscape in 1983, namely by Dan Bunten, Bill Bunten, Jim Rushing, Alan Watson and Roy Glover.

The effort I spend on this website is my bow before Dan Bunten, honoring his vision of computer games being a means to bring people together instead of being a hobby for lonely geeks. That vision sounds commonplace? Keep in mind that Dan formulated that vision in 1982, which is almost a decade before the internet came by, or multi-player games came to be commonplace...

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Do you want to contribute to this site with knowledge, or even a M.U.L.E. related project of your own? Then check out the Author's Corner!

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Official M.U.L.E. T-Shirts for Sale
By: Goethe  on: Sat 03 of April, 2010 21:27 CEST  (8531 Reads)
General News
Just found that through Facebook: If you're looking for some nice M.U.L.E. Haute Couture for the summer, head over to Ozark Softscape's Pub now. :-)
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M.U.L.E. for the IBM PCjr found
By: Goethe  on: Sun 24 of Jan., 2010 18:10 CET  (5618 Reads)
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Hi there, thanks to the WoM forums I noticed that a new copy of M.U.L.E. for the IBM PCjr has surfaced and sold on eBay, for quite a high price: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150402775883. I am posting this message in the hope that the person who bought it would read this and get in contact with me, either using this website or contacting me via email: webmaster at worldofmule dot net. The IBM PCjr version of the game, developed by IBM (!), is incredibly rare, and the only "original" M.U.L.E. game which you can NOT play on an emulator yet because the original disk has not been copied yet to a modern PC file format. It would be a great service to the M.U.L.E. community if that game could be dumped and played on emulators.

Read about the various classic M.U.L.E. versions, including the IBM PCjr. one, here.

Regards and happy planet-mule'ing (you can find me there as "Eidolon"),
Goethe
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HOPE YOU ENJOY IT!
By: Melanie Bunten  on: Wed 02 of Dec., 2009 03:47 CET  (3843 Reads)
Hope you guys enjoy planetmule. People have worked hard on this project to bring it to the fans for FREE. Please give positive feedback. Hopefully we'll see it on consoles next.
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New M.U.L.E. game on the way
By: Goethe  on: Fri 20 of Nov., 2009 11:26 CET  (6587 Reads)
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I just got word ;-) that a new non-commercial M.U.L.E. game has been in development for quite some time and is going to be released on December 6th. Be sure to check out http://www.planet-mule.com then!
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Ozark Softscape website
By: Goethe  on: Wed 05 of Aug., 2009 12:06 CEST  (6282 Reads)
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Melanie Bunten-Stark informed me about her new website for Ozark Softscape, which is (quote from the site) "devoted to fans who loved the games developed by our dad, Dan Bunten, of Ozark Softscape." Be sure to have a look and leave some nice comments in the guestbook! :-)
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M.U.L.E., Electronic Arts, Ozark Softscape etc. etc. are all trademarks and/or copyrights of their respective owners.

This website is maintained by Goethe. The World of M.U.L.E. maintainer has no intention at all to infringe the above mentioned copyrights and/or trademarks. The sole purpose of this website is to keep alive the legacy of a great game and a great game designer from the 20th century, and to nurture and rekindle the associated community of people in the 21st century and beyond.


Contributors to this page: Uber-Goethe , Goethe and admin .
Page last modified on Sunday 19 of July, 2009 23:11:16 CEST by Uber-Goethe.

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Goethe, 12:21 CET, Mon 09 of Jan., 2012: Hi Lynn, you've got email. :) Thanks for your info!
lynnhock, 19:19 CET, Sun 11 of Dec., 2011: I was an assembly language programmer back in the early 80's and I was part of a 2 man team that programmed MULE for the IBM PC. Is the original game online somewhere
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arkan, 18:50 CEST, Sat 28 of Aug., 2010: anyone who can help me out!?!? i am trying to register an account at planetmule.com,but it doesent work,keep getting the message:Sorry, registration is currently disabled.
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