Ouka Studios Announces ‘Visions of Mana’ Release Date

Development studio Ouka Studios has officially announced that their brand new title ‘Visions of Mana’ will make it’s global arrival on Playstation 5, Xbox Series, Playstation 4, and also PC via Steam and the Microsoft Store on August 29th.

According to an announcement from the developer and Square Enix, the game will be available in the following editions:

Physical Standard Edition ($59.99 / £59.99) – PlayStation 4 version only available in Europe, Japan, and Asia

• • • A copy of the game
  • Physical Collector’s Edition ($199.99 / £199.99) – Square Enix Store-exclusive (North America, Europe, Japan); PlayStation 4 version only available in Europe, Japan, and Asia
    • A copy of the game
    • • • Ramcoh plush
        • Visions of Mana “Art of Mana” Special Issue art book
        • Visions of Mana original soundtrack
        • Collector’s Edition special box
    • Digital Standard Edition ($59.99 / £59.99)
      • A copy of the game
      • “Brave Blade” weapon for Val
    • Digital Deluxe Edition ($79.99 / £79.99)
      • A copy of the game
      • 24 hours of early access starting August 28 (pre-order)
      • “Brave Blade” weapon for Val (pre-order)
      • “Mana Superstars Costume Set” – After downloading “Mana Superstars Costume Set,” they will become available in Main Menu > Gear/Skills > Gear > Appearance.
        • Final Fantasy Adventure: Sumo Outfit (Val)
        • Secret of Mana: Popoi Outfit (Julei)
        • Trials of Mana: Riesz Outfit (Careena)
        • Legend of Mana: Elazul Outfit (Morley), Lady Blackpearl Outfit (Palamena)
      • “Mana Series Background Music Bundle” – 26 background music tracks from the Mana series. After downloading “Mana Series Background Music Bundle,” they will become available in Main Menu > Settings > Audio > Change BGM > Customize.
        • Final Fantasy Adventure
          • “Endless Battlefield,” “Battle 1,” “In Search of the Sword of Mana,” “Battle 2”
        • Secret of Mana
          • “Into the Thick of It,” “Leave Time for Love,” “The Oracle,” “Meridian Dance”
        • Trials of Mana
          • “Swivel,” “Powell,” “Nuclear Fusion,” “Hightension Wire”
        • Legend of Mana
          • “Pain the Universe,” “Picturesque Landscape,” “The Darkness Nova,” “Bejeweled City in Ruins”
        • Children of Mana
          • “Wavering Tower of Prayer,” “The Sublime Lord of Lightning”
        • Dawn of Mana
          • “Dark Shrine,” “Burning Spirits,” “Reminiscence,” “Dance of the Fools”
        • Heroes of Mana
          • “As the Heart Wills,” “Such Cruel Fate“
        • Rise of Mana
          • “The Drip Drip Drip of Memory,” “The Enemy Appears”
    • Digital Pre-Orders
      • “Brave Blade” weapon for Val

According to the official synopsis: “In Tianeea, the Fire Village, everyone is preparing for the coming of the Faerie and the naming of an “alm.” Every four years, alms from around the world are chosen to travel to the Tree of Mana and rejuvenate the flow of mana power by offering their souls. A soul guard accompanies the chosen alms to ensure their safe pilgrimage.

On the day of the Faerie’s arrival, Val, the new soul guard, brings his childhood friend, Hinna, to the festival. As the sun falls beneath the skyline, all the spectators wait with bated breath, hoping to be chosen as an alm. The Faerie finally descends before Hinna, appointing her the Alm of Fire.

The villagers bid them both farewell, praying for their success as they embark on the adventure of a lifetime.”