Secret of Mana is definitely an unfinished game. While playing, I ran into several glitches, whether that be the UI bugging out, the characters dropping commands randomly, and AI controlled party members getting stuck in geometry a lot of the time. It also has shortcomings in the story, where the translation is off, and the dialogue is structured really bizarrely. There's also not really an ending, the game just cuts to the credits after one short scene after the final boss. One thing that happens a lot too is that the music gets cut off by sound effects and that's really annoying because a lot of the music is amazing.
This is all to be expected just by knowing the backstory of the game, being that 40% of its content had to be scrapped in order to fit the game into a 32mgb cartridge. You would think the game would suffer over this but it still holds up surprisingly well. It's hard to get into at the start because the combat is immediately quite awkward. The attack animations feel off and enemies don't really react to being hit the way you'd expect them to, but you get used to it. It's basically this game's equivalent to turn-based combat, merged with top-down Zelda-style combat, and if you think of it like that it all makes sense. It could have used some tweaking (and it was eventually for Trials of Mana) but it works well as it is now, and is already enhanced when compared to its predecessor, Mystic Quest/Final Fantasy Adventure. Once you do get used to it, it becomes really fun to play with and it has a great amount of enemy variety that work with this combat.
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There's some co-op involved as well but this took around 20 hours to beat and a lot of times you have to go back and forth through the same areas which could really bog down the experience if you're playing with somebody else. Incomplete multitracks and Jammit stems available RB4 Download Jammit Download. I'd recommend play cooperatively but do so with caution.
The game shines greatly with its beautiful world and music.
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