Trials of Mana Standard Edition - Nintendo Switch

I loved this game on the SNES, and this remake is very well done. The downsides are the English voice acting (but you can select original Japanese voices to solve that), and unlike the original there is no multiplayer. That aside, I would recommend the remake over the original, especially when planning to play solo.

Finally! When the Collection of Mana game released for the Switch in the states, I bought it IMMEDIATELY. For those who don't know the history, there was a BELOVED game on the Super Nintendo called "Secret of Mana". There ended up being a sequel game on the Super Famicom in Japan and Europe, but for whatever reason, it never made it to western regions. Our only recourse to play the game (Seiken Densetsu 3, third in the series) was to use an emulator, rom and translation pack. Then the collection was announced, and I was hyped. But right after, we got a trailer...and I recognized what it had to be immediately: A FULL remake of SD3. I am not at all disappointed with this game, considering the literal decades of hype that has built up for me. Buy this game, it is a master class in how to translate a 2D 20 year old game to full 3D.

Trials of mana is a real fun game for the Nintendo switch. It a fantasy story with a good lineup of characters to choose between. Whether you choose to join up with certain 3 characters to battle with you can do this. Graphics are good and story line is really fun.

The game plays very well as an action rpg, and the score is beautiful to listen to. However, the director behind the voice acting for this game must of been asleep on the wheel, since the voice work has ended up being the most regrettable thing to experience within in the game. Still worth a play though.

I remember playing a fan translation of SM3 and found it OK, but at the time the game wasn't as compelling as SM1. Now the Trials of Mana remake of the game is totally worth the experience, and I recommend any SM fan to check it out!

I thought the gme was pretty good over all, but I found the voice of Charlotte very annoying so I would avoid choosing her. The gameplay was pretty good, and the music was pretty good, so I would say go for it.

I wasn't sure what I should expect with this title. I've been struggling to find a game I enjoy playing on the Switch. This game was a surprise hit for me. The combat is engaging and keeps things moving at a brisk pace. Monsters are displayed on the overworld, there are no loading times into the battles, and battles are in real time. These are are huge pluses for me. If you like RPGs with more active and fast combat (I'd say comparable to the Tales series), give it a try. Runs fine in both docked and undocked modes with few hiccups.

Ive played mana for years dating back to the original snes release of secret of mana back in the mid ninetys. Legend of mana started the 3d type mana games and played for the last 25 years. Trials of mana i played as an snes japan import named seiken densetsu 3. Played the new switch release of the mana collection which features the first time mana3 was localized in usa. Now the sequel to the ps4 secret of mana 3d game is here. Great game to enjoy when youre not busy pounding away on the new final fantasy 7 remake ps4.