Wizardry: The Five Ordeals Adds Marfusha Portrait DLC And 55% Off Sale
IID Inc. started a 55% off sale for Wizardry: The Five Ordeals on November 11, 2026, running two weeks to November 25 on Steam and Nintendo Switch.
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Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Game Spark.
Why it matters
The Marfusha portraits are aimed at players who find custom portrait setup a hurdle, and the Switch release on November 20 extends that convenience to a platform where user-made portraits were harder to bring in.
Key Facts
- IID Inc. is running a 55% off sale for Wizardry: The Five Ordeals on Steam and Nintendo Switch from November 11 to November 25, 2026.
- The Marfusha collaboration portrait DLC costs 1,480 yen tax included and is available now on Steam, with the Nintendo Switch version scheduled for November 20.
- The Marfusha portrait illustrations are newly drawn by hinyari9, the indie creator behind Marfusha.
- Wizardry: The Five Ordeals is developed by 59 Studio and published under Game*Spark Publishing.
- The 55% discount is the lowest price the title has reached, offered as part of the Wizardry IP's 45th anniversary sale in 2026.
The discount is the lowest price the title has reached, part of a sale marking the Wizardry IP's 45th anniversary in 2026. Alongside it, a collaboration portrait DLC with the base-defense shooter Marfusha is out now on Steam, priced at 1,480 yen tax included, with the Nintendo Switch version scheduled for November 20. The portraits are newly drawn by hinyari9, the indie creator behind Marfusha, and put the game's conscripted girls into fantasy costumes. Marfusha is set in the dystopian state of Kazolmia, a steampunk world shaken by war. IID said further portrait DLC is in planning and development, and that future portrait DLC will basically be sold for a fee. The Five Ordeals is a 2006 Windows title substantially upgraded for Steam and Switch, developed by 59 Studio and published under Game*Spark Publishing.
The Marfusha portrait pack is priced at 1,480 yen on both Steam and Nintendo Switch, and IID positions it for players who find preparing custom portraits difficult, and for Switch owners who want portraits without the setup.
The base game normally sells for 3,980 yen on Steam and the Switch download version, or 4,980 yen for the Switch standard package. The 55% discount brings it to 1,791 yen. The Switch version ships with six scenarios: "The False Compensation," "Travelers' Property," "Children of the Full Moon King," "The Chipped Earth," "Galvan's Pickled Man," and "Wheels of Scorching Heat," each running 10 to several dozen hours. User scenarios can also be downloaded and played, with that function supported through an update.
Two remake DLC scenarios are sold separately: "Prisoners of the Battles" at 2,480 yen and "The Absence of Misericordia" at 1,480 yen on Switch.
A major beta update to the scenario editor recently went out. It adds continuous events, more background variations, initial character settings, encyclopedia ordering settings, and new scenario options, detailed across a five-part Game*Spark feature.
The old Windows versions of "Prisoners of the Battles," "The Absence of Misericordia," and "The Five Ordeals" sold from 2006 to 2021 ended service on June 8, 2026, with online authentication and the editor site closed. IID said it cannot prepare discounts for owners of those versions.
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