Two Classic JRPG Adventures from the SaGa and Mana Franchises Arrive Later This Year

Square Enix confirmed today that two beloved PlayStation JRPG classics are back this year in the form of Legend of Mana and SaGa Frontier Remastered. Players can experience remastered versions of these old-school favorites, with both titles receiving a host of new upgrades, including optimized visuals and gameplay, for long-time fans and new players to get excited about.

Players will be able to set off on a mystical journey in Legend of Mana, set to launch on June 24th on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam. Stepping into the shoes of the protagonist, 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. Throughout their adventure, they will acquire special artifacts, which can be placed on the map to bring towns and dungeons to life via the Land Creation system. Players can progress through the story in different ways based on the choices they make, offering a more personal and unique gameplay experience. Legend of Mana will come with remastered visuals, a rearranged soundtrack, and the “Ring Ring Land“ mini-game which will be available to the West for the first time.

Part of the ongoing SaGa Project from Square Enix that has so far included Western releases of Romancing SaGa 3, SaGa Scarlet Grace: Ambitions and Romancing SaGa Re;univerSe, SaGa Frontier Remastered will be available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam on April 15th.

Players will experience this role-playing adventure as one of eight heroes via the Free-Form Scenario System. Each character has their own storyline and goals, exploring the sci-fi fantasy universe known as “The Regions” in different ways while discovering unique worlds, technology, and magic. The remaster will also build upon the original title’s multiple storylines by introducing previously cut content, including Fuse’s main scenario and several new events for fan-favorite character Asellus.

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