A classic PS1 RPG is coming to PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC this summer. While the PS2 is the most popular and beloved nostalgic PlayStation console, the PS1 has had some of the best and most classic role-playing games, including The legend of Mana, which is now revived and remastered for the platforms mentioned above. And, as you would expect, with remastering comes updates and improvements that do not radically change or revise a game, but give it a touch of modernity.
According to Square Enix, the remaster will come with improved images, a rearranged soundtrack and the mini-game “Ring Ring Land”, which was previously exclusively for the Japanese versions of the game. Beyond that, the game is exactly as you remember it.
“Entering the protagonist’s skin, players will embark on a journey to find the mystical Mana tree seen in a dream, only to discover that the world map is empty,” reads an official remastering pitch. “Throughout their adventure, they will purchase special artifacts, which can be placed on the map to give life to cities and prisons through the land creation system. Players can progress through the story in different ways depending on the choices they make, providing a personal and unique gaming experience. “
For those who do not know: Legends of Mana is an action RPG that debuted in 1999 through Square Enix and the original PlayStation. The fourth game of Where serial, follows from 1995 Attempts to Whereand debuted with strong sales, but didn’t live up to previous games on a critical scale. In 2021, it’s a bit of a cult classic, so it’s remastered and relaunched.
Better yet for fans of the classic PS1 game, it will be released soon enough. In addition to revealing all of this, Square Enix has revealed that the remaster will be released on June 24.
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