Lets talk about Wizardry Gaiden IV. Its pretty much a folktale in terms of Wizardry; its this profoundly large-seeming game on the SNES, possibly beyond the realm of most (if not all) of its competition in the RPG section. To say nothing of that its a Wizardry game with big, full floors full of the same neurotic puzzle-solving as, say, near-counterpart Wizardry V on the SNES. Its all of the joy and love that game spreads, with a few improvements, changes, and overall tunings-up to bring it to more contemporary standards (Dark Savant era classes and spells) while still boasting the charm of later-era SNES, pulling quality out of every drop of the system.

NOTE: Once you boot the game the ASCII logo will show. You need to hit reset one time after that for the game to continue. If you don't hit reset that one time it will just lag on a black screen after ASCII splash screen.