Isn't it only in Japanese though?
Yeah, I know nothing about "unofficial" Wizardry games (that's why I'm asking about them), apart from the fact Japs love to copy them and I thought they were copying the best one - Wiz 7, not the older ones, what a waste.
Is that a trick question? It looks like trick question.
and alexander wept for there were no more worlds to conquer
I'll start with Gaiden IV in that case, thank you very much for the information. I was fond of anime in my adolescence, and now have children who enjoy some of it, but it largely lost most of its appeal for me in the late 90's and early 00's so I am somewhat conflicted on these games. Growing up I played both Western and JRPGs without discrimination but came to realize in retrospect that I prefer the Western style games and with few exceptions (such as Tactics Ogre) they are almost invariably what I've been playing in recent years. However, I retain such a strong attraction for the actual mechanics and gameplay of the Wizardry series that I've developed a genuine interest in discovering the Japanese iterations and derivatives of the games, and am willing to indulge an otherwise unappealing presentation which perhaps may even grow on me.
I did a casual Wizardry Search on moby and hit this odd series Wizard's Harmony I have no clue what it is.
