Best MU* client I've been able to find on any platform! For the longest time it was difficult to find even a passable GUI MU* client for OS X, and you had to either settle for TinyFugue (command line) or one of the many unfinished or soon-to-be-broken clients. There's been Savitar for a long time, but I always found it a bit lacking in features, especially for shareware. I used Trebuchet for the longest time, but it's very, very not Mac-native, and prone to weird glitches from my experience.

Finally, I found Atlantis in early development, and haven't looked back since! It's truly full-featured (tabs, aliases, multiple characters, keepalives, variables, scripting, etc) clean and Maclike, and the developer is very nice and helpful from my experience, as is the community on Riverdark's forums. Any time issues arise (usually from OS X 10.x updates screwing with Perl) there's an alpha release on the forums quite quickly, and shortly after that the main trunk will be fixed.

If you want a clean, easy to use, elegant MU* client, at the very least give this one a try.

Terrible DRM scheme, wish I hadn't bought it. The game itself is mediocre at best. It's like they tried to combine a bunch of different types of games, and essentially ended up with a jack of all trades, master of none. The gameplay is boring and frustrating, and the only interesting thing is the creator.

(1 because the DRM really is that bad; would give it a 3 without it.)

Uh, is this not a plugin? It's packaged in an installer that requires authentication to run, so I didn't install it. If it doesn't have to modify existing files, could you make it a drag-and-drop file, or at least give the installer the option to install for only this user?

Firstly, thanks for this app, it's been of real use to me. Secondly, I had been using version 2.3.8 on my Mac Pro (not sure how, when I think of it, I must've copied it from my G5) until today, when I missed class because it played through my headphones instead of my speakers. I updated, ran some tests, and the problem seems to have gone away.

Was something fixed between 2.3.8 and 2.4.2 that rectified this problem, or is it a glitch of Apple's Sound or SoundMenu?

Great little simulation game. Though the progression of it (it's slow, which makes sense as the game goes on even when not open, unless you pause it) might put off some people, I find it to be a fun, relaxing game. You don't play it for hours on end, you just start it up every so often, check on things, and make any changes you need to, then just watch your villagers do things, or try to figure out how to solve the various puzzles on the island.

Shows a lot of promise. Question for dev: I died and continued on the 6th level, and all but the blue teleport pad disappeared. Is that a bug, or is it supposed to happen?