Editing Wizardry (video game series) (section)

==== Wizardry Renaissance ====
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| title={{nowrap|Wizardry: Seimei no Kusabi}}
| release1=November 19, 2009 (Nintendo DS)
| release2={{N/A}}
| release3={{N/A}}
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* ''Seimei no Kusabi'' (生命の楔) translates as "Wedge of Life".
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| title={{nowrap|Wizardry Online Mobile}}
| release1=May 24, 2010 (Mobile phone)
| release2={{N/A}}
| release3={{N/A}}
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* First MMORPG adaptation of the franchise.
* Adopts an isometric view instead of the traditional first person view.
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{{Video game table item
| title={{nowrap|Wizardry: Bōkyaku no Isan}}
| release1=July 29, 2010 (Nintendo DS)
| release2={{N/A}}
| release3={{N/A}}
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* ''Bōkyaku no Isan'' (忘却の遺産) translates as "Legacy of Oblivion".
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| title={{nowrap|[[Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls]]}}
| release1=December 9, 2009 (PlayStation 3)
| release2=May 16, 2011 (PlayStation 3)
| release3={{nowrap|December 7, 2011 (PlayStation 3)}}
| notes=
* Released in Japan as ''Wizardry: Torawareshi Tamashii no Meikyū'' (ウィザードリィ 囚われし魂の迷宮, literally "Wizardry: Labyrinth of Imprisoned Souls").
* Second Japanese spin-off to be officially translated to English and released in North America.
* An expansion titled ''Shūdō On'na no Akaki Kage'' (修道女の赤き影), also known as "The Red Shadow of the Sister", was made available for the PlayStation 3 in Japan on July 19, 2011.
* The original game and its expansion were also released as standalone versions for the iPhone in Japan.
* A retail release with the game and the expansion titled ''Wizardry: Full Pack'' was released for the PlayStation 3 and iPhone in Japan on July 6, 2011.
* A retail release with the game, the expansion and extra items sold individually as downloadable content titled ''Wizardry: Perfect Pack'' was released only for the PlayStation 3 in Japan on December 8, 2011.
* The game was made available for Windows by [[Xseed Games]] in January 2020.
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{{Video game table item
| title={{nowrap|Wizardry: Torawareshi Bōrei no Machi}}
| release1=January 27, 2011 (PlayStation 3)
| release2={{N/A}}
| release3={{N/A}}
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* ''Torawareshi Bōrei no Machi'' (囚われし亡霊の街) translates as "City of Imprisoned Ghosts".
* A retail release with ''Wizardry: Torawareshi Tamashii no Meikyū'' and ''Wizardry: Torawareshi Bōrei no Machi'' titled ''Wizardry: Twin Pack'' was released for the PlayStation 3 in Japan on January 27, 2011.
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| title={{nowrap|[[Wizardry Online]]}}
| release1=October 14, 2011 (PC)
| release2=January 16, 2013 (PC)
| release3=January 16, 2013 (PC)
| notes=
* Third Japanese spin-off to be officially translated to English and released in North America.
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{{Video game table item
| title={{nowrap|Tōkyō Meikyū – Wizardry 0}}
| release1=August 24, 2011 (Mobile phones)
| release2={{N/A}}
| release3={{N/A}}
| notes=
* ''Tōkyō Meikyū '' (東京迷宮) translates as "Tokyo Labyrinth".
* Gameplay contains elements from card battle games.
* First social-network game in the ''Wizardry'' series, through the [[Mobage]] service in Japan.
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{{Video game table item
| title={{nowrap|Wizardry: Senran no Matō}}
| release1=January 24, 2013 (iPhone)
| release2={{N/A}}
| release3={{N/A}}
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* Also ported to Android devices.
* ''Senran no Matō'' (戦乱の魔塔) translates as "The Magical Tower of War".
* Also known as ''Wizardry: Tower of the Maelstorm''.
* Second [[social-network game]] in the ''Wizardry'' series, developed by [[Namco Bandai]].
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{{Video game table item
| title={{nowrap|Wizardry Schema}}
| release1=July 29, 2014 (iPhone)
| release2={{N/A}}
| release3={{N/A}}
| notes=
* Also ported to Android devices.
* Services ended in June 29, 2017.
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{{Video game table item
| title={{nowrap|Wizrogue: Labyrinth of Wizardry}}
| release1=December 22, 2014 (Android)
| release2=February 24, 2017 (PC)
| release3=February 24, 2017 (PC)
| notes=
* Fourth Japanese spin-off to be officially translated to English and released in North America.
* Implements an isometric, [[Roguelike]] system instead of the traditional first-person elements of ''Wizardry''.
* Had "free to play" and "stamina" elements common to smartphone RPGs.
* Also ported to iOS devices.
* The original Android and iOS versions have been discontinued, and cannot be played anymore.
* In 2017, the game was translated to English and made available worldwide through the [[Steam (service)|Steam]] digital distribution platform; this version implements a more traditional "buy once" business model instead of the stamina and free-to-play elements.
* The Android version was re-released under the same "buy once" model in 2017.
* An [[arcade game|arcade]] version titled ''Wizrogue: Labyrinth of Wizardry – Samayoeru Meiō'' (彷徨える冥王) was planned, but eventually cancelled.
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