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Simple & hardcore. The gem of a 3D dungeon RPG is now available on Nintendo Switch! Wizardry Gaiden: Five Trials is one of the completely independent side stories of the RPG Wizardry series, which has many fans, and is a significantly updated version of the work released for Windows in 2006. Based on the base system based on ``Wizardry Gaiden:... morePrison of Battle'', it features a simple and hardcore 3D dungeon RPG or the charm of the ``Wizardry'' series, which can be enjoyed in multiple RPGs created independently - ``scenarios'' on one software. A total of 6 official scenarios are included, including the default scenario, which are the first to appear in this work, and each one is a full-fledged volume that can be enjoyed for over dozens of hours. A total of 6 main scenarios are waiting for you. There are a total of six main scenarios: ``The Price of Lies,'' ``The Traveler's Fortune,'' ``Children of the Full Moon King,'' ``The Pickled Man of Galvan,'' ``The Chipped Earth,'' and ``The Burning Wheel.'' You can enjoy adventures with different impressions, ranging from standard fantasy settings to exotic ones, with battle-centered ones and puzzle-solving adventures. An adventure that unfolds through user-created scenarios (scheduled to be implemented on the release date or in an update after the release date) The Nintendo Switch version of ``Wizardry Gaiden: Five Trials'' will also be able to install and play in addition to the scenarios included in the main game, new scenarios created using the editor service provided to users of the Steam version, as well as nearly 110 converted scenarios developed by the community over the 18 years since the original version of ``Five Trials'' in 2006. (Internet connection required for installation. Nintendo Switch Online subscription is not required) Players from all over the world can enjoy further adventures with elaborate scenarios. “Wizardry Gaiden: Prison of Combat” and “Absence of Mercy” are also back as DLC! The Nintendo Switch version of ``Five Trials'', which is now available for home consoles for the first time 18 years after its release, also includes a remake of ``Wizardry Gaiden: Battle Prison'', which was previously released on PS2, and a remake of ``The Absence of Mercy'', which is also making its first appearance on home consoles, as DLC scenarios released on the same day.