emanation from Dungeons & Dragons born in the early 80s from the hand of two students from Cornell University, the Wizardry saga had 8 main episodes, all published by the late Sir-Tech between 1981 and 2001. But for a few years now, it’s been Japan who kept the flame alive, the archipelago having taken a particular liking to this part of the role-playing game, considered a pioneer in terms of exploring labyrinths and managing groups. Very many spin off were born in Japan in the early 90s with the Wizardry Gaiden on Game Boy. Even before the arrival of the first smartphones, Wizardry was also on the to Kate Japanese with episodic releases reserved for subscribers of the operator NTT Docomo.
Wizardry Variants Daphne therefore marks the return of this fantastic medieval folklore on iOS and Android. Drecom has called on sure values of dubbing like Yui Ishikawa (2B in NieR Automata, Mikasa in Attack on Titan) in the role of princess Pulgritte or Takehito Koyasu (Dio in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Zeke in Attack of the Titans) into that of the evil lord Shagtis.
« One of the features of Wizardry Variants Daphne is that it can be enjoyed from a completely subjective point of view (POV). You will feel like you have entered the abyss and you can feel the attacks of monsters, the traps on the ground and elsewhere, as well as the camaraderie with other adventurers “, can we read on the official site of the game. It also lists four races (humans, elves, dwarves, beastmen) and five classes (fighter, knight, priest, mage, thief).
