Square Enix celebrates 30 years of the Mana series in a big way

Square Enix has hosted a live streaming event to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the launch of the first chapter of the RPG Mana series.

However, the event was not only a celebration of the previous chapters, which incidentally have a rather wavering quality, but also a moment for to announce that there is in development a New chapter for this series that is, like the rest of Square Enix’s flagship products, an RPG with accents of action, interesting stories and a respectable visual sector.

Mana’s story, by the way, is a story that is closely tied to Final Fantasy because the first chapter actually came out as a Final Fantasy spin-off and then got its niche of gamers and fans. Production was consistent, although not all games were received with the same enthusiasm.

Mana: Square Enix celebrates

With the recent live broadcast dedicated to 30 years of Mana, fans of this RPG have gone crazy: towards the end of the broadcast, a bit like a small announcement, Masaru Oyamada, Producer of the series, has announced that a new chapter is in development. Although new chapter it was not displayed during the broadcast celebration. The reason?

In Oyamada’s words, it is too presto and the development team still doesn’t have a good video to show the public. But Mana’s 30-year broadcast was also the time to announce the release on devices furniture from Mana tests along with a new free title: Echoes of Mana. Specifically Echoes will be a free to play and will collect, as we are informed, characters from all releases in the series. Among other things, we are noticing a growing interest on the part of the editor for Mana, given for example that in Nintendo switch recently came out Legend of Mana and before him too Secret of Mana.

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It’s probably all due to the fact that players and fans have appreciated very much essays of Mana, which shows that the game still speaks a language appreciated by male and female players. And above all that, net of some missteps with some slightly more irregular chapters, Where it continues to be a world that can give great satisfaction to both those who play it and those who produce it.