Surprise! Like a dual-wielding rogue pouncing from the shadows, Digital Eclipse has simultaneously revealed and launched a remake of the original Wizardry.
In a press release, Digital Eclipse explains the remake has been in development for two years, and สมัคร winner55 เครดิตฟรี is "built directly on w69 slot ทาง เข้า top of the original Apple II game's code." While structurally faithful, the remake is nonetheless a full overhaul, with completely modernised visual presentation, a redesigned interface, a new method of party management, and changes to navigation, spellcasting, and combat.
To be clear, the game is launching into Early Access rather than as a finished product. On the game's Steam page, Digital Eclipse states "the entire core of the game is playable" and that the Early Access period will focus primarily on "additional environment and object textures, audio elements, and character animations". Alongside updating work-in-progress game assets, Digital Eclipse also mentions they will use Early Access to "explore adding text localization, a guide to in game enemies and other features we believe will benefit players."
Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord is available now on Steam and GoG. You can watch the game in action in the trailer above, which shows some slick tile-based movement, a host of classic fantasy enemies getting battered by the party, and one vicious-looking rabbit. There's also yono all app a brief segment where the original game's wireframe display is overlaid onto the remake, hinting at its faithfulness.
2023 has been a pretty good year for remakes more generally, with Dead Space, Resident Evil 4, and System Shock all proving decent overhauls. Let's hope Digital Eclipse's redux of Wizardry contributes to that list.