Wizardry: The First Episode - Suffering of the Queen
Also known as Wizardry Gaiden I: Joō no Junan
Wizardry: The First Episode - Suffering of the Queen is a 1991 GB game by ASCII Corporation.
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About the game
The power of the Staff of Gnilda, the artifact that protects the city to Llylgamyn is fading. Queen Iris's sister, Sorx went missing a year ago, along with the evil mage Thailand Rossum (nicknamed Taros in fan-translation). The Queen has called upon adventurers to defeat Thailand Rossum and find her sister. Your party of adventurers has heeded this call.
Wizardry Gaiden is a side story Wizardry game for Gameboy. It is an original, Japanese-only title, and is not a port of any computer versions. Its developer, ASCII, was also the developer that created the Wizardry 1 through 6 remakes for Famicom and Super Famicom, and as such Wizardry Gaiden retains much of the same look and feel of other console titles in the series. The gameplay system most closely resembles Wizardry V (released the following year for Super Famicom), with the addition of long-range weapons, enhanced spells, and auto-mapping.
The player creates characters from the stock Wizardry classes and races seen in other games in the series, such as fighters and wizards, and then forms a party of up to 6 to explore the solitary dungeon. The player transverses the six floor dungeon in 1st person, fighting random encounters and gaining experience to level up. Thanks to the introduction of auto-mapping, it is possible to complete Wizardry Gaiden without the use of graph paper, unlike other early entries in the Wizardry series.
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Facts
- Platforms
- GB
- First released
- 1991-10-01
- Developers
- ASCII Corporation
- Publishers
- ASCII Corporation
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG), 1st-person, Turn-based, Puzzle elements, Fantasy
Covers and screenshots
Box, manual and cartridge scans
Front Cover (GB · Japan) Back Cover (GB · Japan) Media (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Spine/Sides (GB · Japan) Manual (GB · Japan) Manual (GB · Japan) Extras (GB · Japan) Extras (GB · Japan) Extras (GB · Japan) Extras (GB · Japan)
Screenshots
Title screen (GB) The city of Llylgamyn now has icons instead of text for locations (GB) Naming a new character (GB) Selecting a class for a character (GB) Buying items at the trading post (GB) Entering the maze... (GB) Casting a spell outside of battle (GB) Inside the maze--most of the game is spent navigating it (GB) Selecting actions during combat (GB) The text describes attacks during the battle round (GB) Deciding whether or open a chest or look for traps first (GB)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| GB | 1991-10-01 | Japan | ASCII Corporation |
Barcodes
- 4988606100446
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