
The 2010 JRPG makes its way from past to present
Written by Ross Locksley on 04 Dec 2025
Clear River Games has announced another retro-revival project and this time we're in JRPG territory. Wizman's World was originally released by Jaleco in 2010 for the Nintendo DS.
Now, the game returns as Wizman's world Re:Try, a modern HD update of the original game for modern consoles. The game is set for release in early 2026.

About the Game:
Bold adventurers will start their journey as the young wizard Claus, who has come of age to begin his dungeon exploring career. The city of Wizarest has been cut off from the outside world for over a century, with its people living in isolation, stripped of their memories and surrounded by labyrinthine dungeons crawling with monsters. Claus discovers that his mentor and adoptive mother, the prodigal mage and alchemist, Giselle, has been missing since she went into the dungeons last month, and he vows to uncover the mystery behind her disappearance.
The citizens have been trying to navigate the dungeons for years but to no avail, and a century later, no exit has been found. It’s up to you, and the three artificial magical beings left to you by your mentor, Giselle, to explore the perilous dungeons, uncover the secrets behind the town’s and your own memory loss, and confront the force responsible for the world’s decay. Your friendly homunculus companions are able to absorb the souls of defeated monsters and evolve through “Anima Fusion”, allowing you to tailor your companions, changing their stats, abilities and appearance. Every decision you make throughout your adventure will affect your relationship with your companions, influence the storyline, and affect the outcome of the world’s fate, so choose your steps wisely!
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We think the pixel art, coupled with the gorgeous character design portraits in HD looks like a winner - hopefully we'll have a review before the game's launch!
Ross founded the UK Anime Network waaay back in 1995 and works in and around the anime world in his spare time. You can read his more personal articles on UKA's sister site, The Anime Independent.
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