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3Also at HomeLAN today is this Q&A Chris Tulumello of Tulga Games. Tulga Games recently purchased Horizons from bankrupt developer Artifact Entertainment, and has plans to maintain and update the game.
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Chris Tulumello worked as a contractor for Artifact a few months before they went into chapter 11. The domain name for Tulga was registered one day after Artifact went into chapter 11. He's also got a joint venture running with Steve Favorito, who in turn has set up Arizona Online Games with David Bowman, chairman of the now near-defunct Artifact.
Essentially the Tulga purchase is a mechanism for Artifact to keep developing and operating Horizons minus the million-plus dollars they owe their creditors.
Unfortunately for everyone the whole chapter 11 saga is far more entertaining than the game itself.