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Visions of Mana Release Date Set in Colorful New Trailer

The Visions of Mana release date has been set for the upcoming action RPG from Square Enix, and the highly-anticipated next entry in the Mana series isn’t too far off.

Throughout the trailer, the distinctive and colorful art style that the Mana series is known for can be seen as the character Hinna explains how she must make a pilgrimage to the Tree of Mana to offer her soul to the Goddess while escorted by her childhood friend Val. The rest of the runtime is spent introducing the rest of the main cast and showcasing the exciting and active gameplay that has players use different elemental fighting styles to take down all sorts of monsters.

The video reveals that the Visions of Mana release date is officially Thursday, August 29. The game will be released for the PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. This puts it at just over two-and-a-half months away, as of the trailer’s release, ensuring fans won’t have to wait too long to get their fill.

You can check out the new Visions of Mana release date trailer on YouTube below:

“Visions of Mana is a brand-new story and mainline entry to the Mana series and follows the journey of Val, a newly appointed soul guard who is tasked with accompanying his childhood friend Hinna, a chosen alm, to the Tree of Mana,” reads the game’s official synopsis. “The new trailer introduces new characters Palamena and Julei, who Val and Hinna befriend on their journey through the vast world to reach the Tree of Mana. In Visions of Mana, players will be able to build their own three-person dream team while in battle, switching between the five playable characters, Val, Careena, Morley, Palamena, and Julei, with supporting companions Ramcoh, Aesh and Hinna assisting from the side.”

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