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Year: 2020

2020

03 Nov

4.10 – extra command lines, background images, and more

Release

This release has been a long time coming, thanks to the vagaries of obtaining a new code signing certificate for our Windows builds. Consequently there are a lot of changes…

Vadim Peretokin

15 Oct

Develop & run Desktop apps in the cloud (Github Codespaces)

Informational

Though Mudlet is a platform for playing old-school text games which were first popularized in the 80’s, we pride ourselves in building Mudlet itself to be very modern. To this…

Vadim Peretokin

13 Jun

4.9 – Public Test Builds & ANSI art

Release

We’ve improved Mudlet’s editor and highlighting as well as even more improved art display. Also, you can now every day receive new Mudlet developments with our Public Test Build (PTB)…

Leris

02 May

4.8 – Drag and drop packages, custom cursors, and amazing maps

Release

This is an amazing release that adds drag and drop packages, custom cursors, draggable labels and more! Mudlet is now more powerful than ever for building stunning, modern interfaces for…

Vadim Peretokin

01 Apr

4.7 – [April Fools] – Here come the MIB

Release

Mudlet has regularly brought forward new standards towards the decades long standing art of text games, and will continue to do so with this release as well. We also have…

Leris

18 Mar

Update from Mudlet 4.5.1-de

Informational

Does your Mudlet say Mudlet 4-5.1.de on top? Go to mudlet.org/download to update it by installing a new version. Don’t worry – your profiles will stay.   Why can’t it…

Vadim Peretokin

08 Mar

4.6 – Geyser, Geyser, Geyser!

Release

Geyser is the go-to way for making awesome interfaces in Mudlet and it’s received a lot of improvements in this release. Read on! Geyser in Userwindows Thanks to Edru2, it…

Vadim Peretokin

16 Feb

4.5 – First 2020 edition

Release

Mudlet emerges from the vacation hibernation to deliver the next update! Including a few new commands for our scripters, a new language for international players, and a new game for…

Vadim Peretokin

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