Like Phantasy Star Online for the Dreamcast, single player mode can be monotonous, but multiplayer is much more fun. The game is a pretty and reasonably fun, if repetitive and simplistic, dungeon crawler with a solid soundtrack. What’s the verdict on this one? Is this a return to form for the Mana series, evoking the golden-age awesomeness of Seiken Densetsu 2 and 3? Or is this another letdown in a long string of disappointments that has plagued the series for years? I believe there have been some Seiken Densetsu mobile phone games in Japan as well.Ĭut now to Children of Mana for the Nintendo DS – another handheld Seiken Densetsu game. The game had potential, but ultimately many gamers found the gameplay lacking. Legend of Mana for the PSone enticed gamers with its storybook visuals and soundtrack by Yoko Shimomura, but ultimately polarized them with gameplay elements that were either described as “innovative” or “clunky.” The Game Boy Advance saw Sword of Mana – a remake of Final Fantasy Adventure with stunning visuals, redone dialogue, and a choice between playing as the boy or the girl in independent storylines. Too bad the equally wonderful, if not better, Seiken Densetsu 3 was never released in the US US gamers got Secret of Evermore instead.
Seiken Densetsu 2 (Secret of Mana) was one of the finest action-RPGs on the SNES system. Seiken Densetsu 1 (Final Fantasy Adventure) was a fine handheld action-RPG in the days of the monochrome Game Boy. The Seiken Densetsu (Mana) series has been a source of joy, as well as disappointment, for many RPG fans.
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