Developer Gamepot's latest online venture doesn't sport the refinement of World of Warcraft, the large community of Guild Wars, or the political intrigue of EVE Online. In fact, to look at Wizardry ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. E3 2011 continues in sunny Los Angeles, California, and new games are being unveiled left and right. One of these new games is Wizardry Online, which ...

"One of the aims of Wizardry Online is to create a true experience of exploration like in classic MMOs," Headlock Games' representative said as he began this E3 presentation. "And to that end, you won ...

Japanese MMO publisher Gamepot announced Wizardry Online today, a MMO based on the classic RPG series. It's currently being tested, and a private beta is planned for sometime this month. It will ...

All the way back in the eighties, I remember being captivated by this party based role-playing game on the Apple II called Wizardry. Now that I look back at the box, it was actually called Wizardry: ...

Los Angeles - Leading Japanese massively multiplayer online (MMO) game publisher Gamepot Inc. is bringing Wizardry Online to gamers around the world. Currently the Japanese language version of the ...

At E3 2012, we had the chance to get get hands-on with the in-development free-to-play MMORPG known as Wizardry Online, the latest installment in the old school Wizardry series that began back in 1981 ...

Since the cash shop focuses on utilities instead of access to vital gameplay features, you can experience all of the game you need to in order to decide if it’s for you, with no investment but time.

If you've been waiting to get your fill of fantasy in the no-holds-barred setting of Wizardry Online (and then waited some more when the launch was pushed back), your patience is about to be rewarded.

Wizardry Online, Gamepot and Sony Online Entertainment’s hardcore free-to-play MMORPG, will miss its original Jan. 16 launch date, and will instead arrive Jan. 30, the publisher announced today. The ...

Wizardry Online is the result of literally decades of misunderstanding between Japan and the west, and you'll soon be able to try it for yourself. You can sign up for the beta on the MMO's website.

For the six and a half English speakers waiting on an MMORPG based on the Japanese misinterpretation of a joke, your time has nearly come. Wizardry Online, Gamepot's MMO interpretation of the ...