Visions of Mana, the new entry in Square Enix's Mana series, is launching sometime this Summer, as confirmed by a Gameplay Overview video.
The Gameplay Overview, shown during yesterday's Xbox Direct, provided a first proper look at the gameplay, which looks fast-paced and explosive. The game will also feature aerial combat mechanics that will allow players to launch enemies in the air and continue their combos with both physical attacks and magic spells. The end of the Gameplay Overview confirmed the game's Summer 2024 release window.
Following the release of the Visions of Mana Gameplay Overview, the game's Steam store page also went live, providing additional information on the game's story, main characters, and more. The system requirements haven't been revealed yet, but they shouldn't be particularly demanding, given the game's visuals.
Visions of Mana follows the release of the Legend of Mana remaster and Trials of Mana, the remake of the third entry in the series. You can learn more about them in our reviews.
Visions of Mana launches on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S during Summer 2024. We will keep you updated on the game's release date as soon as possible, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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