34–39, July 2012 Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |magazine= (help) ^ 'On the trail of Mire Mare', Retro Gamer, Imagine Publishing, no.Wilson, High Score!: The Illustrated History of Electronic Games (McGraw-Hill Professional, 2003), 355. ^ ' 'Mire Mare 'preview '', Sinclair User, EMAP (63): 108, June 1987 Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |journal= (help).^ 'Underwurlde - Review', Crash, Newsfield Publications (12): 16–17, December 1984.Rare also explained that although the basic game design was completed Ultimate's hectic schedule meant that the title's actual coding was never completed. It had been widely speculated that Mire Mare was to be presented in Ultimate's Filmation isometric graphic style, either with static screens (as used in Knight Lore, Alien 8 and Pentagram), or scrolling (as in Nightshade and Gunfright) but Rare (the company that rose from Ultimate's ashes) revealed in the late 1990s that it would actually have been more like the top-down Sabre Wulf.
An ex-employee even claims to have played it. An interview conducted on the Ultimate World website states clearly that the game was completed, and that even the artwork was prepared.
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