The official Lords of Midnight community site, maintained by Chris Wild. Covers the modern remake, art, music, novelisations, and ongoing development news. The central hub for everything Midnight post-2012.
Download The Lords of Midnight and Doomdark's Revenge free via Chris Wild's 2013-2014 remake. Supports modern Windows, macOS, and Linux. The easiest way to play Singleton's world today.
Fan strategy site covering The Lords of Midnight and Doomdark's Revenge in depth: maps, updated game versions, walkthroughs, lore documentation, and community discussion. Essential for serious players.
Documentation of the never-completed third Lords of Midnight game, Eye of the Moon - announced in the Doomdark's Revenge manual, cancelled due to publisher disputes. Covers what was planned and why it was abandoned.
Jimmy Maher's comprehensive 2014 essay on Singleton and Lords of Midnight - covers the betting shop origins, the landscaping breakthrough, the development process, and the game's historical significance. The best single piece of long-form Singleton scholarship available.
Per-title retrospectives covering the full Singleton/Maelstrom catalogue including Lords of Midnight: The Citadel and Ring Cycle - titles rarely covered elsewhere. Balanced assessment of the later, less celebrated work.
Personal retrospective essay by Chris Bateman, published October 2012 shortly after Singleton's death. Reflects on Singleton's influence and the particular quality of his games that distinguished them from contemporaries.
Original 1987 interview with Mike Singleton from Crash magazine (Issue 41), conducted by Richard Eddy and Ben Stone. Covers Dark Sceptre, the play-by-mail operation, and Singleton's views on game design. A primary source.
Complete developer profile with credits for every Singleton title. Platform lists, release dates, co-developer credits, and publisher information for the full Maelstrom catalogue.
Comprehensive biographical article with sources. Covers early life, career timeline, key titles, and legacy. Well-cited with links to primary obituary sources from 2012.
Studio profile for Maelstrom Games Ltd., covering the full catalogue from Dark Sceptre (1987) through Ring Cycle (1996). Includes co-founder credits for Alan Jardine and David Gautrey.
Primary obituary published October 2012. Covers Singleton's career chronology, the commercial significance of Lords of Midnight, and tributes from the games industry.
