Drecom and developer D4 Enterprise are bringing a classic 1995 Super Famicom RPG to modern PCs. This port of Wizardry VI: Bane of the Cosmic Forge arrives on Steam in 2027, offering fans of the series a chance to revisit the dungeon crawler with updated features. Players who missed the original Japanese release can now access the game on a widely supported platform.
Drecom and D4 Enterprise bring the 1995 Super Famicom RPG to Steam with new races and classes
The title originates from the Super Famicom era, where it was released exclusively in Japan in 1995. Drecom is handling the distribution for this new PC port, while D4 Enterprise serves as the original developer. The game is scheduled to launch on Steam, with hints that additional platforms may follow later.
This version introduces significant content additions not found in the original release. The port features six new races and six new classes for character creation. It also includes a revamped spell system and animated monsters that roar and screech during combat.
A new skill system allows players to shape each character's progression in greater detail. The game targets PC gamers through the Steam distribution channel. We will track the release closer to the 2027 window to see if the promised 'and more' platforms materialize.
The announcement confirms a 2027 release date for the PC version. The original Super Famicom version was released in Japan in 1995. The game is scheduled for release on Steam in 2027.
Source: Wizardry VI, Gematsu
