Sir-Tech Software

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Sir-Tech Software was a gaming company founded in 1980 under the name of Siro-tech by brothers Norman Sirotek and Robert Sirotek, and was most famous for its genre-defining Wizardry series of role-playing games.

The company had two locations which existed as separate entities with separate owners and names: Sir-Tech Canada Limited for game development and Sir-Tech Software, Inc. in New York for publishing.

The New York publishing firm closed in Sept. 1998. The Canadian development operation continued until the latter part of 2003 when it filed for bankruptcy.

Developed games
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Turn-Based Strategy	Playable demo Update Update	1996
Published games
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Jagged Alliance Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Turn-Based Strategy	Update Playable demo FAQ	1995
	Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Turn-Based Strategy	Playable demo Update Update	1996
	Realms of Arkania: Blade of Destiny Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Role-Playing	Non-playable demo	1992
	Realms of Arkania: Star Trail Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Role-Playing	Playable demo Playable demo	1994
Game descriptions
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Jagged Alliance Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Turn-Based Strategy	Update Playable demo FAQ	1995
	Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Turn-Based Strategy	Playable demo Update Update	1996
	Realms of Arkania: Blade of Destiny Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Role-Playing	Non-playable demo	1992
	Realms of Arkania: Star Trail Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Role-Playing	Playable demo Playable demo	1994
Screenshots
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Jagged Alliance Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Turn-Based Strategy	Update Playable demo FAQ	1995
	Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Turn-Based Strategy	Playable demo Update Update	1996

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