- Publisher: Square Enix
- Release Date: Apr 24, 2020
- Also On: PC, Switch, Xbox Series X
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 144 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 106 out of 144
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Mixed: 14 out of 144
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Negative: 24 out of 144
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Jan 13, 2021
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Jun 10, 2020The character design is good, map design is good, but that's all.
Battle is too easy and simple enough to make you boring.
And this was the biggest disgrace, the direction of the cut scene and event scene are horrible. It's like made by an elementary school students, it's so childish.
The original version of SNES wasn't artless as this remake. -
Jun 9, 2020This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Apr 30, 2020The writing in this is garbage. Gameplay is ok but if you want to care about your character and not scream at your tv constantly about the absolutely ridiculously stupid decisions they are making, don't play this trash.
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Apr 25, 2020Technicaly this game is 1 or 2 generations behind scedule.
Textures loading too slow, even during the cutscenes. Combined with the very limited renderdistance it looks just awkward.
All in all graphicly so disturbing that the fun is missed.
Sorry, this does not belong in 2020. -
Apr 25, 2020
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Jul 6, 2020
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Jan 1, 2023
Awards & Rankings
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Sep 21, 2020If only Square Enix dropped subpar English dubbing and instead focused their efforts on more polished visuals and multiplayer modes, the game could have been a perfect remake.
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LEVEL (Czech Republic)Jul 24, 2020One of the most beautiful JRPGs of the 16-bit era finally got an excellent remaster. [Issue#304]
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Playstation Official Magazine UKJun 4, 2020Back in 1995, Trials was unparalleled in its adaptability, even when it came to its story– you choose a party of three out of six possible characters to take on a journey to restore the sacred Mana tree and hopefully stop wars breaking out between different factions. Some parts of your characters’ backstories will overlap, leading to shared experiences. However, despite new additional lines, interactions between characters can feel random, and the dialogue doesn’t hold up for a modern game. The English voiceover, too, strongly varies in quality. A win for fans, Trials Of Mana nonetheless proves not every game ages well. [Issue#176, p.74]