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===Wizardry Renaissance===
In 2009, several Japanese publishers and development teams started a "Brand Revitalization plan", which they called the [[:jp:ウィザードリィのシリーズ一覧#ウィザードリィルネサンス|"Wizardry Renaissance"]]. After Sir-Tech, the original ''Wizardry'' creator in the US, was dissolved, several semi-official games were created in Japan of varying quality and thematic elements. "Wizardry Renaissance" aimed to "rebuild" the brand by agreeing to a certain "worldview" and quality standards to these semi-official ''Wizardry'' games.

Wizardry Renaissance titles include:
* ''Wizardry Online'', a PC MMORPG, shut down in 2016.
* ''Wizardry: Torawareshi Tamashii no Meikyū'', a PlayStation 3, iOS, Vita, and PC RPG (localized in the West as ''[[Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls]]'').
* ''Wizardry: Seimei no Kusabi'', a Nintendo DS title.
* ''Wizardry: Bōkyaku no Isan'', a Nintendo DS title, which re-used elements from ''Seimei no Kusabi''.
* ''Wizardry Online Mobile'', a mobile phone MMORPG, shut down in 2011.
* ''Wizardry: Torawareshi Bōrei no Machi'', a PlayStation 3 RPG.
* ''Tōkyō Meikyū – Wizardry 0'', a social-networking card-battle RPG using the Mobage service on smartphones, shut down sometime in 2012.
* ''Wizardry: Senran no Matō'', a social-networking RPG for smartphones, shut down in 2015.
* ''Wizardry Schema'', an [[incremental game]] RPG for smartphones, shut down in 2017.
* ''Wizrogue: Labyrinth of Wizardry'', an isometric roguelike RPG with [[gacha game|''gacha'' game]] elements, originally shut down in 2015, it was re-launched in 2017 with the gacha elements removed.

These titles were released from late 2009 to 2016; the latest activity is the port of ''[[Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls]]'' to the PC in January 2020.