Trials of Mana

A very fun remake of the SNES original that stands well as a return to for Mana in its own right, and a reasonably fun challenge on Hard once you get past a certain point - the early game is very easy! There's a surprising amount of character customisation and depth to the class system as well. Some minor gripes - The voice acting varies a lot in quality and Charlotte is actually godawful to the point I avoided her completely, and the postgame boss is fun but the dungeon itself is far too long and more of a slog than a challenge. I think Xeen learned their lesson on that though since Romancing SaGa 2: RotS' postgame dungeon is a lot snappier. Still an easy recommendation though

You know if Trials Of Mana is your kind of gemrald. Nostalgic, brightly colored, beasties that are so cute you feel guilty bopping them for experience points, outlandish bosses, and a decent class system round it all out splendidly! I remember playing Seiken Densetsu III on an emulator with the fan translation and I was amazed how much was improved since the SNES release of the previous Secret Of Mana. The main characters had more depth with their own personal struggles. Despite the fairy tale appearance the game still was not afraid to delve into mature subject matter. Replayability was likewise encouraged as you could only be 3 out of the 6 protagonists with each run. Though the overarching plot is the same with each play-thru smaller special events will change depending on whom you choose as your main character and your two stalwart companions! Trials Of Mana is literally a one for one recreation of its' fantastic pixel counterpart in everything except the new 3D rendered graphics and musical scores redone with more modern instrumental software. It stands out as one of the most faithful sincere remakes since Resident Evil 1 was given the same polish and care! Gameplay wise Trials Of Mana is a "uwu" Diablo, opting for quick action whilst spamming spells,items,and special attacks in real time is prioritized over strategic turn based tactics. If you like the Ys and the Tales Of series chances are you'll enjoy Trials Of Mana as well! Trials Of Mana is obviously not trying to be The Elder Scrolls or The Witcher. It's not going for seedy grimdark realism. This is a classic Jrpg with a shonen slant to its' very core. It's not hackneyed watered down kid's stuff but it is likewise not in the same wheelhouse as Berserk (The manga) or Nier (The game series). By the way, the fan service is peak! "Everyone" is hawt as heck except for the one obligatory adorable kid character. What the class related wardrobes lack in realistic application is made up for in cool edge or sexy swagger! One of the most wholesome Jrpgs in recent memory still proudly wears its' now controversial 90's influenced attractive design aesthetics on its' sleeve. Almost as if the developers remembered that most games are for fun fantasy escapism as opposed to being an ideologically warped twisted reflection of our own lame reality! Pros +Replayability +Six distinct protagonists with their own unique origin stories. (Yeah, the Mana series did this even before Dragon Age Origins.) +Bright beautiful visuals +Fun button mashy combat + Fair learning curve +Adjustable difficulty +Faithful remake +Awoo worthy fan service +Reasonable price +System requirements will not leave your pc a smoldering wreck! +Angela (Giggity!) Cons - If you prefer the grimmest of the grimdark in your somberly melancholic color muted rpgs Trials Of Mana will be more jarring to your sensibilities than a brightly colored furry and clown convention in Las Vegas! (Honk! Honk!) -When I first started up the game it was in Japanese as the default so I had to set it to english. -Challenge junkies maybe turned off Trials Of Mana doesn't have the equivalent of souls-like difficulty. (Especially after you level max and class max most of the characters.) -Game environments are smaller and not as vast as bigger budget endeavors.

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Muy recomendado!. Excelente juego tanto para novatos como para veteranos. todo su contenido en justa medida. Recomiendo jugar en " Dificil" para una aventura mas equilibrada ya que el modo normal resulta un poco facil.

Uma excelente historia

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