DOS

Ultima VII: The Black Gate

Title

The Guardian (pleasant dreams, Avatar - uahahahaaaa)

Gamblin' at Buccaneer's Den - and now what was his name again? ah - Sha-mi-no! ;)

Dialogue

Stat Screen

Exploring Britannia

You can enter any house

Your inventory

Rearrange inventory in your bag in any order

One companion joins you

Options screen

You and your party members

The murder scene

An extraordinary encounter

Eating and drinking is important

Decision time

You can pick up almost any object

Wake me up ... mmm... in 12 hours!

Evening

The game starts out with a grisly (and surprisingly graphic) double homicide. Whoever did this means business, and as the Avatar, it's up to you to solve the mystery and save the land

Night

At the Shrine of Compassion. Ultima 7 provides your male avatar with a love interest in the form of Nastassia the shrine maiden. Female avatars will just have to settle the wenchs and gigolo at the Bucaneer's Den Baths

You can put an object on almost any place

The infamous Baths themselves. Should you really be bringing young tweenage Spark here, Avatar? Is contributing to the corruption of a minor virtuous?

Batlin initiates the Avatar into the Fellowship in a grand ceremony over the objections of the Avatar's companions

Chatting with another old buddy from Ultima III, the Time Lord (who's in a bit of a jam right now)

The 'paper-doll' inventory screen of all your allies

A big battle against the mage Selwyn and his party of rebels

Spektran's Stone Harpy is the game's single most difficult enemy. The darn thing can wipe out an entire level 8 party armed with full magic armor

The Avatar does battle with the Guardian's Ethereal Monster inside the Tetrahedron Generator

The Avatar chats with a hungry, hungry Hydra

The Avatar and his party vs. Batlin and his party

Farmer Mack's field contains an interesting Wing Commander reference

The Avatar rudely interrupts one of the serial killer Hook's murders (only doable through cheating)

Batlin states his disapproval of you violent methods. And quite rightly so, you've massacred everyone in Britannia! I guess the Avatar thinks he's playing Fallout