Visions of Mana

fun

buen juego, para tomarlo con tranquilidad, cuesta mucho mas farmear, ya que la experciencia que te dan los mounstros en bajisima, pero el juego en si es disfrutable

Definitely a solid game but nothing I would say rewrites the genre. It's got tons of charm and is interesting to "head canon" how it fits into the larger Mana time line as it hints at a lot of things. Has surprising emotional depth that starts off almost immediately without being totally overwhelming. Enjoy very much how the class system encourages experimentation, with a good variety of potential builds for every character. While it doesn't quite hit the heights of the series (Trials of Mana specifically) it definitely comes close at times and shows that Mana still has a lot of potential for new games.

Great fun Love all the classes cant wait to play more will update

Visions of Mana é um JRPG simples, com uma história igualmente simples mas gratificante. A arte é incrivelmente linda e fofa, transmitindo uma atmosfera leve e encantadora que prende o jogador. Apesar disso, o espaço limitado para batalhas acaba sendo um ponto negativo, já que poderia ser mais aberto para dar maior liberdade e dinamismo ao combate. Ainda assim, é uma experiência que vale a pena para quem busca diversão descomplicada e visualmente encantadora. ✅ Pontos fortes - História simples e direta, mas com momentos gratificantes. - Visual encantador, com arte fofa e colorida que remete ao estilo clássico da série. - Atmosfera leve e nostálgica, ideal para fãs de JRPGs tradicionais. ⚠️ Crítica - O espaço limitado nas batalhas pode incomodar, já que restringe a movimentação e reduz a sensação de liberdade. - Um design de arenas mais abertas poderia deixar os combates mais dinâmicos e estratégicos.

Mega schlechte PC Umsetzung. Story okay auch wenn es wie immer dieselbe Heul-Leier mit irgendwelchen dumpfen Teenies ist. Kämpfe sehr unübersichtlich und teilweise nervend aber nicht wirklich herausfordernd. Auf Konsole sicherlich okay aber die PC-Version ist leider nicht der Burner.

Great graphics, decent character design and a good fighting system, which is pulled down by some of the most mediocre story and writing I've ever seen. The graphics look and run pretty well, even on lower-end hardware, the artstyle accomodates upscaling very well. It also runs great on linux, and in UEVR! (did not try both at the same time of course) The character design is good as well, though, I'd have preferred if the characters looked a bit older. I can't take 12-yo looking characters as seriously when thrown in a story like that; Also, underage-looking Palomena in Bikini Armor is sus AF. The fighting system is good, and every character is useful - though I find Julie [spoiler](Healer)[/spoiler] and Polomena [spoiler](Magic DPS)[/spoiler] significantly more useful than all of the others. The writers did try to give the characters some depth - unfortunately they failed because every detail learned about a character is immediately forgotten and never brought up again. And the back story of the characters is mostly not all that compelling in the first place. You could probably strike most of the characters from the story and not lose much. The story is incredibly predictable, and the writing of individual scenes ranges from "how did this land in production?" to a very strong middle-of-the-road. It's not horrible, but buy it if you have literally no other JRPG you could play instead.