Burr   03/27/2010  17:17 h	We played this game like crazy as kids. It was a nice mix of action and thinking. The hollers that went up when someone lost a mule were unbelievable. There weren't too many games out there that were multi-player like this at the time. My best memory though was when there were fewer parcels of land than players at the beginning of a new round. Everyone would bang on their keyboard keys and joystick buttons hoping to get lucky. Great stuff!
Shawn Christian   03/26/2010  10:00 h	My first gaming PC wasn't and ATARI, or a Colecovision, or an Intelevision...it was a Comodore 64 that I purchased for $250 after working all summer to save the money when i was 15. I have been an avid gamer ever since. M.U.L.E. was, and still remains, my favorite game of all time. Countless hours with freinds and family playing that game alone. Here's to you Mr. Bunten...you literaly steered the course of my life into a hobby thats lasted a lifetime.
Michael Fraley    03/10/2010  16:40 h	MULE rules.
Lars Baumstark   03/09/2010  19:01 h	Your website and the new internet-MULE approach revive a lot of great memories of playing fabulous games back in the 80´s. Good to have the heritage still around - for all who remember!
Thomas   03/05/2010  08:07 h	Greetings! Its good to see a Ozark Soft. Legacy. Back in days, i´ve played M.U.L.E. and Seven Cities of Gold religiously. Planet Mule is an excellent remake of the original game. I´ve heard, you are planning a remake of Seven Cities, too?
Sean   03/02/2010  13:46 h	M.U.L.E. is one of my favorite classic games of all time!