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Visions of Mana

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Visions of Mana

Official artwork
Developer Square Enix, NetEase Games. OUKA, CRIWARE
Publisher Square Enix
Platforms PlayStation 4/PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Microsoft Windows
Release date August 29, 2024
Genre Action-adventure, role-playing game
Rating(s)
ESRB: - Teen
PEGI: - Twelve years and older
CERO: - Twelve years and older
USK: - Twelve years and older
Mode(s) Single player
Media Blu-ray Disc (PS5, XBS)
Digital (PC, PS4, PS5, XBS)
Input Gamepad, Keyboard

Visions of Mana is the fifth mainline title in the Mana series. The game was released on all current consoles August 29, 2024[1]. It has reportedly been in planning since 2014.[2] The first all-new entry to the series in nearly 18 years, Visions is the first title in the series produced through a collaborative effort between past and present developers of series media. It is the sixth project in the series for Director Masaru Oyamada, with series creator Koichi Ishii as design supervisor and a team of three veteran musicians composing the soundtrack.

Development[edit]

See also: Visions of Mana updates

A new Mana game for consoles was announced at the 30th Anniversary livestream on June 27, 2021, but no further information was revealed.[3] This game was officially revealed in December 7, 2023 during The Game Awards with a 2024 release window.

On June 12, 2024, Square Enix released final pre-launch trailers for the game and provided additional details as to editions and various perks included with each edition, and also revealed a release date of August 29, 2024.

On July 30, 2024, less than a month before its expected release, Square Enix released an electronic demo version with incentives to purchase the full game when available.

NetEase Games, the Chinese studio behind Visions of Mana, reportedly closed its OUKA studio based in Japan on launch day, in what appeared to be a move towards consolidation[citation needed]

Release[edit]

Visions of Mana launched as scheduled on August 29, 2024. It is available for all current Sony and Microsoft platforms, as well as PCs running Microsoft Windows. Physical versions are limited to the most recent consoles (North America only), while the digital versions are universal across brand families.

As of launch, Visions of Mana is available in four packages, with two being physical and two being digital:

  • Two Standard Editions include only the base game. The physical Standard Edition is available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 (except North America), and Xbox Series. The digital Standard Edition is available to all platforms. Both can be upgraded with an add-on from the platforms' respective stores.
  • The Digital Deluxe Edition includes additional costumes for the party and a collection of background music (BGM) from previous Mana games. It is available on all platforms. The add-on pack is also available as an upgrade for the Standard Edition, with individual components of the pack also being available as add-ons.
  • The Collector's Edition is a physical release only. It includes the base game, a Ramcoh plush toy, art book, and soundtrack box set. It is unknown whether this edition includes the Deluxe content. It is available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 (except North America), and Xbox Series.

Availability[edit]

Platform &
Mode of Transit →
Edition ↓
Xbox Series X|S PlayStation 4 PlayStation 5 Windows/Steam
Physical Digital Physical Digital Physical Digital
Standard Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Deluxe No Yes No Yes No Yes Yes
Collector's Yes No No No Yes No No

Story[edit]

"In Tianeea, the Fire Village, everyone is preparing for the coming of the Faerie and the naming of an “alm.” Every four years, alms from around the world are chosen to travel to the Tree of Mana and rejuvenate the flow of mana power by offering their souls. A soul guard accompanies the chosen alm to ensure their safe pilgrimage.

On the day of the Faerie’s arrival, Val, the new soul guard, brings his childhood friend, Hinna, to the festival. As the sun falls beneath the skyline, all the spectators wait with bated breath, hoping to be chosen as an alm. The Faerie finally descends before Hinna, appointing her the Alm of Fire.

The villagers bid them both farewell, praying for their success as they embark on the adventure of a lifetime." [4]

SPOILERS ENCLOSED! Click "show" to reveal, otherwise skip to the following section.

Gameplay[edit]

Elemental Vessels and classes[edit]

Elemental Vessel Val Careena Morley Palamena Julei
Default
Guard
Weapon Type: Small Sword
Class Strike: Phoenix Fervor

Oracle
Weapon Type: Spear
Class Strike: Whirlwind Spear

Ranger
Weapon Type: Katana
Class Strike: Rending Brand

Monarch
Weapon Type: Flail
Class Strike: Icy Impact

Custodian
Weapon Type: Wand
Class Strike: Blossom Blast

Sylphid Boomerang

Rune Knight
Weapon Type: Great Sword
Class Strike: Garuda Tempest

Dancer
Weapon Type: Fan
Class Strike: Zephyr Spin

Nomad
Weapon Type: Knife
Class Strike: Gale Slice

Rune Seer
Weapon Type: Boots
Class Strike: Papillon Pirouette

Piper
Weapon Type: Umbrella
Class Strike: Scatter Cyclone

Luna Globe
Aegis
Aegis
Weapon Type: Lance
Class Strike: Garmr Ray

Moon Charterer
Weapon Type: Fan
Class Strike: Moonlit Frolic

Nightblade
Weapon Type: Knife
Class Strike: Sunset Gleam

Majesty
Weapon Type: Boots
Class Strike: Moon March

Occultist
Weapon Type: Wand
Class Strike: Florid Moonlight

Undine Flask

Duelist
Weapon Type: Great Sword
Class Strike: Serpent Surge

Dragon Master
Weapon Type: Spear
Class Strike: Ophidian Geyser

Ascetic
Weapon Type: Cane
Class Strike: Ocean Breaker

Grand Diviner
Weapon Type: Sickle
Class Strike: Water Waltz

Scholar
Weapon Type: Wand
Class Strike: Lotus Scourge

Salamando Candle

Liege
Weapon Type: Lance
Class Strike: Horus Inferno

Divine Fist
Weapon Type: Glove
Class Strike: Crimson Crash

Rogue
Weapon Type: Katana
Class Strike: Piercing Passion

Masquer
Weapon Type: Boots
Class Strike: Fiery Firmament

Gatekeeper
Weapon Type: Hammer
Class Strike: Crimson Impact

Gnome Shovel
Weapon Master (Visions of Mana)
Weapon Master
Weapon Type: Small Sword
Class Strike: Cerberus Strike

Warrior Monk
Weapon Type: Glove
Class Strike: Crushing Quake

Ninja Master
Weapon Type: Knife
Class Strike: Extermination

Magus
Weapon Type: Flail
Class Strike: Terra Firma

Hunter
Weapon Type: Hammer
Class Strike: Crushing Meteor

Dryad Sprig

Edelfrei
Weapon Type: Small Sword
Class Strike: Quetzalcoatl Reave

Conjurer
Weapon Type: Fan
Class Strike: Dappled Dance

Samurai
Weapon Type: Katana
Class Strike: Formless Slash

Beastleader
Weapon Type: Flail
Class Strike: Thistle Thrash

Sage
Weapon Type: Umbrella
Class Strike: Rain Carnation

Lumina Lantern

Paladin
Weapon Type: Lance
Class Strike: Unicorn Charge

Starlancer
Weapon Type: Spear
Class Strike: Luminous Thrust

Sovereign
Weapon Type: Cane
Class Strike: Solar Shuffle

Archmage
Weapon Type: Sickle
Class Strike: Dawn's Divide

High Cleric
Weapon Type: Hammer
Class Strike: Seeded Flash

Shade Sight

Berserker
Weapon Type: Great Sword
Class Strike: Raven Shriek

Maverick
Weapon Type: Glove
Class Strike: Fatal Struggle

Soothsayer
Weapon Type: Cane
Class Strike: Ambitious Gambit

Reaper
Weapon Type: Sickle
Class Strike: Mass Mortality

Necromancer
Weapon Type: Umbrella
Class Strike: Wilting Gloom

Abilities[edit]

Returning from Trials of Mana HD[edit]

User Interface (UI)[edit]

  • Circular mini-map
  • Objectives with star marks
  • Hot keys
  • Enemies display their name, level, health bar on screen at all times
  • Battle results displayed at the end of a fight, including Lucre, experience, bonuses (if applicable), and character experience gauges.
  • Ring Menu
  • Area of effect (AoE) attack marks on the ground.

Characters[edit]

Playable characters[edit]

Supporting characters[edit]

Other characters[edit]

Enemies[edit]

Nemeses[edit]

Bosses[edit]

Benevodons[edit]

Sidequests[edit]

Main article: Side Quest (Visions of Mana)

Players can engage in numerous side quests for additional rewards, including items and lucre, by speaking with various NPCs scattered throughout the world. Some of these quests become available as the player progresses through the story; others might require completion of a previous side quest.

Items[edit]

Gallery[edit]

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Visions of Mana.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 聖剣伝説せいけんでんせつ Visions of Mana
Seiken Densetsu Visions of Mana
The Legend of the Sacred Sword: Visions of Mana

External links[edit]

References[edit]

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