Tokyo Wizard
Release: 2016
Become a powerful wizard or witch in modern day Japan! Tokyo Wizard is a 144,000 word tale in which you'll learn the power of magic and the consequences of it. Become one with Shinto animal spirit magic, learn powerful battle spells, or choose the path of necromancy and command an undead army! The game is entirely text-based–without graphics or sound effects, where your choices control entirely the outcome of the game. Can you free Tokyo from the evil menace facing it, or will you be consumed by dark magic?
Learn over 60 unique spells, divided into magic schools such as necromancy and illusion.
Battle or befriend an array of Japanese mythological creatures, including guardian Nio, bakeneko, forest Kappa and powerful elementals.
Three different game paths with 30+ endings.
Restore yourself to life with the save system.
Parental Warning
This piece of interactive fiction WAS NOT written with children in mind. The story contains mature themes along with scenes which are rather dark and of a graphic nature. Mature themes include references to alcohol, black magic, and mild suggestive content. Thus, it is not recommended for young readers. Reader discretion is strongly advised. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious, and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Learn over 60 unique spells, divided into magic schools such as necromancy and illusion.
Battle or befriend an array of Japanese mythological creatures, including guardian Nio, bakeneko, forest Kappa and powerful elementals.
Three different game paths with 30+ endings.
Restore yourself to life with the save system.
Parental Warning
This piece of interactive fiction WAS NOT written with children in mind. The story contains mature themes along with scenes which are rather dark and of a graphic nature. Mature themes include references to alcohol, black magic, and mild suggestive content. Thus, it is not recommended for young readers. Reader discretion is strongly advised. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious, and any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
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