- Name
- Muse Software
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- Founded
- 1 January 1978
- Website
- Aliases
Muse Software
Muse Software was a game developer and publisher who produced games for the early home computers. They are probobly best known for introducing the Wolfenstein series to gaming which would later inspire id Software to make Wolfenstein 3D and popularise the first-person shooter.
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Muse Software was founded in 1978 by Ed Zaron. The company originally published games and experimented with non-gaming applications but ultimately made an impact developing games for the C64 and Atari 800. It was employee Silas Warner (Person) who would make the company's biggest hits with Castle Wolfenstein (Game) and it's sequel Beyond Castle Wolfenstein (Game). The company closed down in 1987 however their legacy of the Wolfenstein name still survives on in gaming today.
Developed Games
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Space Taxi (Game)
Space Taxi is a Commodore 64 platform game that was later ported to the Commodore Amiga. Written by John Kutcher for Muse Software, it spawned a sequel and an unfinished remake ten years later. Naturally, they were rubbish compared to the original.
Global War (Game)
Three Mile Island (Game)
Operate the Three Mile island nuclear power station - balance finances, follow safety procedures, produce enough power... and try to avoid meltdowns.
Firebug (Game)
Published Games
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The Caverns of Freitag (Game)
An early example of what could be considered an action/RPG hybrid game.
Space Taxi (Game)
Space Taxi is a Commodore 64 platform game that was later ported to the Commodore Amiga. Written by John Kutcher for Muse Software, it spawned a sequel and an unfinished remake ten years later. Naturally, they were rubbish compared to the original.
Global War (Game)
Three Mile Island (Game)
Operate the Three Mile island nuclear power station - balance finances, follow safety procedures, produce enough power... and try to avoid meltdowns.
Firebug (Game)