UGE - Universal Game Editor + Stonekeep module published. I've tested it with Dosbox and works fine. Link to download UGE 1.0 + Stonekeep module. Skills: 9 (but I have 11 on one with my main character and nothing broke).I used it in the past but didn't keep the editor, so I've done some digital archaeology and found not only a working version plus the data files to be able to edit Stonekeep savegames:įollowing the module instructions, the recommended maximum values to set for any of the characters are: Universal Game Editor is a 1993 MS-DOS tool made by Jack Hartman that was really cool for its time, and is now also hard to find. Some searches led me to the specific GOG forum of the game, and some people were also asking about an editor while others were mentioning UGE. Soldiers: Heroes of World War II ($9.I am replaying an old videogame jewel, Stonekeep, and I recalled that back in time when I finished it around 1996 I had a savegame editor to play with some variables, so I wanted to see if I could still find a similar tool today.Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader ($5.99).Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business ($5.99).Invictus: In the Shadow of Olympus ($5.99).Here is where you speak with your wallet, and play some good old games. Honestly, if this service doesn’t take off you can all quit your whining about invasive copy-protection in games, because it’s probably not going anywhere. A relative latecomer to the classic age of dungeon crawlers, Stonekeep is a snoozefest that pales in comparison to other.

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