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There are still a lot of MUDs out there, which I'd consider to be multi-player extensions of games like Zork. Some still draw 500+ paying accounts logged in at
by GoatOfAplomb 10y ago
There are still a lot of MUDs out there, which I'd consider to be multi-player extensions of games like Zork. Some still draw 500+ paying accounts logged in at peak times, and have characters that are 25+ years old, like Gemstone IV (play.net/gs4).
I tend to explain it as "World of Warcraft without graphics", but "rapid-paced AD&D" is a fair approximation, too. The medium gives the people running the show a lot of flexibility in how they guide collaborative stories - no need to wait on art assets!
- LoganDice 10y agoThis sounds so interesting! Can you give a brief introduction to this stuff for a person who is curious about MUDs but doesn't know where to start? What are the best/biggest ones? What should I play first? Are there more modern versions being developed?