I suppose whether or not this constitutes an improvement comes down to individual tastes, but I’m not a fan.
As with Square Enix’s previous Mana remake (Adventures of Mana), the developers have revamped the original 16-bit sprite artwork into middling polygons. The problems begin with the visual overhaul.
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This is a remarkable remake, but not in a good way: the kind of update that leaves you scratching your head wondering how they could hew so closely to the original and yet manage to get everything about it so catastrophically wrong. What few things it changes, it alters for the worse. Secret of Mana’s remake instead emphasizes the parts of the original that didn’t quite work while leeching all joy from the parts that did. Remakes should ideally strip away a game’s outdated or broken elements while enshrining its strengths.
Somehow, though, this new Secret of Mana manages to recapture little of the older version’s appeal. As in the older game, your party collects eight legendary weapons and eight elemental spell sets, leveling up each tool and skill through repeated use in combat. One to three players embark on a journey to prevent the Vandole Empire from reviving a legendary super weapon called the Mana Fortress. Visual overhaul aside, this remake consists almost entirely of the same content and mechanics as the Super NES original.
Secret of Mana Standard Edition (Key-Only Restricted) To sweeten the pot, it even threw in some gorgeous visuals and one of the most innovative soundtracks ever constructed for a 16-bit console. Light on the puzzle elements that Zelda perfected on Super NES, Secret of Mana made up for the minimal complexity of its dungeons with an equally engrossing proposition: seamless, drop-in/drop-out, three-person multiplayer action. A groundbreaking 1993 Super NES action role-playing game, the original Secret of Mana cleverly combined the mechanical depth of a traditional RPG - the series began as a Final Fantasy spinoff - with the immediacy of action RPGs like The Legend of Zelda.
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