Dansk
Svenska
Norsk
Suomi
Deutsch
Italiano
Español
Português
Français
Nederlands
中文版
Indonesia
Polski
日本語
한국어
Česko
Ελληνικά
Türkçe
Tiếng Việt
عربي
Follow us
news
Trials of Mana
Trials of Mana will be coming to iOS and Android in a few weeks
The remake initially launched on PC, PS4, and Nintendo Switch last year.
HQ
During the Mana Series 30th anniversary special live stream, it was revealed that Trials of Mana will be coming to iOS and Android in just a few weeks, on July 15 to be precise.
The product page has been updated and both are live, you can find the Android page here and iOS page here. The price for mobile version is set at $23.99 and it takes up about 3.4 GB of storage space for iOS devices, we assume it'd be about the same on the Android system.
If you don't know yet, Trials of Mana is a 3D remake of the 1995 game of the same name, released on PC, PS4 and Nintendo Switch back in 2020 initially.
Would you like to play the soon-arriving mobile version?
Thanks, Gematsu.
Related texts
0
Trials of Mana
"It evokes nostalgia and fulfils its role as a remake to the fullest, however, we couldn't help but notice the flaws that come from taking this approach."
Trials of Mana will be coming to iOS and Android in a few weeks
The remake initially launched on PC, PS4, and Nintendo Switch last year.
Square Enix celebrates Trials of Mana's 25th birthday with a sizable update
The title is also 30% off on Steam until November 2.
We're jumping into Trials of Mana for today's stream
Get ready for some JRPG action as we hop on into Square Enix's Trials of Mana on today's GR Live stream.
Trials of Mana trailer shows off Hawkeye and Riesz
This is the last character introduction before the remake releases in April, showing two more heroes who can join the party.
Duran and Angela get a Trials of Mana spotlight video
We get a closer look at the two characters headed to the RPG when it arrives next year, with the other four getting videos in the future.
Trials of Mana heroes have "specific and unique" relationships
We caught up with producers Masaru Oyamada and Shinichi Tatsuke once more, talking about the characters in particular.