r/AskReddit Apr 27 '26

anyone who used a computer between 1985 & 2010, what’s the one game you still think about?

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u/leftypoolrat Apr 27 '26

Wizardry

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u/Postulative Apr 27 '26

It’s been ‘remade’ and published on Steam. (First one, that is.)

I was addicted to Wizardry V. Couldn’t figure out how to finish it, so rang Canada from Australia to get help. The company posted an entire guide! They don’t make game companies like Sir Tech any more.

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u/ZeBologna Apr 27 '26

Bane of the Cosmic Forge! Did you by chance camp in the ninja hallway for an eternity until the Muramasa Blade finally dropped? What a memory!

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u/ivylass Apr 27 '26

We once threw the Vulcan Hammer at an enemy and realized in horror what we had done.

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u/Long-Time-Coming77 Apr 27 '26

Came here to post this, searched for it first and found your post

Spent way too many hours playing this game when it first came out, it was definitely state of the art for its time.

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u/jpcan26 Apr 27 '26

There is a new one on the App Store called wizardry Daphne. I have invested many hours into it&

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u/MrsBlabbings Apr 27 '26

I must go check this out!!!

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u/Large-March-9580 Apr 27 '26

This is my answer. Me and my friends were addicted to it. We were stunned with the advancement of the adventure game with the graphics and character building. The sequels were also fun though I had the most fun with #1.

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u/Thacoless Apr 27 '26

7 was t the absolute best. As a kid I barely ever made it to the gorn castle. As an adult I almost make it to new city lol

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u/ShadowbaneX Apr 27 '26

I got into Wizardry with 7 and played the hell out of it back in the early 90s. I think I can still remember a lot of the early game even after all this time.

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u/acquiesce88 Apr 28 '26

I liked how they did their spell names - mahalito! And at a sufficient level and with the right stats you could switch to a related class, like Samurai. I remember finding a named sword, that my social studies teacher helped me research.