While it's no secret that Mana has been spun-off a ton, it's shocking to realise that it's taken 15 years for someone to envision another mainline entry.
For those of you unfamiliar with the era of parachute pants and 1993's Secret of Mana, it is fondly remembered as a legendary must-own for the SNES—an impressive feat given that system was teeming with JRPG GOATs.
Obviously, a modernisation of the franchise is a huge deal, and wild pikuls couldn't have held me back from my world's first chance to go hands-on with Visions of Mana.
I'm going to dive into those impressions in a sec. For now, though, I should probably list some purchasing options for you “mind’s already made-up” diehards who have pined for too long.
If that's not you, bypass all the window shopping by skip clicking here to get to my extended thoughts. PS5 Xbox Series S/X PC Back to top Fair warning before I begin: the time I spent with Visions was barely over an hour, which, in my long years of previewing, felt rather “wham bam, thank you, Mana.” Snooping through two areas of the game—Mt.