- CategoryGames
- First releasedFebruary 4, 2016
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerSQUARE ENIX Co., LTD.
- Bundle IDcom.square-enix.sk1ww
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
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Report an issueRelive the excitement of Final Fantasy Adventure―a timeless classic remastered for a new generation.
■STORY Enshrined atop Mt. Illusia, high above the lofty clouds, stands the Tree of Mana. Drawing its life energy from the boundless celestial aether, the sentinel grows in silence. Legend holds that he who lays his hands upon its trunk will be granted power eternal―a power the Dark Lord of Glaive now seeks to further fuel his bloody quest for domination.
Our unlikely hero is one of countless gladiators indentured to the Duchy of Glaive. Each day, he and his ill-fated companions are dragged from their cells and bade to fight exotic beasts for the amusement of the Dark Lord. If victorious, they are thrown back into the dungeons with just enough bread to tide them over until their next match. But a body can only take so much, and it is never long before the weary captives succumb to their cruel fates.
■SYSTEM Adventures of Mana's battle system grants you the freedom to move about the playing field without restriction, allowing for thrilling combat in which you decide when to attack and how to evade.
・Controls Player movement is achieved via a virtual joystick accessible anywhere on the screen. An auto-adjust feature has also been added so that even if your thumb strays from its original position, you will never lose control of the hero.
・Weapons Weapons are divided into six unique categories, some with uses beyond merely dealing damage. Determining when and where to equip each kind will prove the key to success on your quest.
・Magic From restoring lost HP or removing various ailments, to rendering foes incapacitated or dealing deadly blows, there are eight different spells for almost any occasion.
・Obstacles Bloodthirsty enemies are not the only things standing in the way of completing your quest. You will need both tools and your wits to overcome the many challenges encountered in the world of Mana, ranging from locked doors to hidden rooms to traps growing progressively more complex as the game progresses.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25But keys. Oh, and you’ll spend a bunch of time looking at YouTube to figure out what to do next. I wasted 20 hours of my life on this only to get softlocked out of finishing the last castle because I ran out of keys.
I’ve tried on both an iPhone 11 and iPad Air (3rd Gen), and a new game won’t start past the “Now Loading…” screen.
AoM is an amazing game. Since changing to an iPhone 12 and can no longer play. It gets stuck on the loading screen when attempting to play. Please update the game for compatibility!
Freezes, crashes. Good game though, I want to play it through.
I loved this game back in the day. I found it on the App Store awhile back and have replayed it every few months or so. It is still continuously supported which is awesome. I really wish they would do a completely original sequel to this with these graphical updates.
Listen, I buy all the Square Enix games, every single Final Fantasy and these action RPG’s as well. But this game has a GAME ENDING GLITCH that occurs once you defeat Ifrit about halfway through the game! You get stuck outside of the dungeon without your Chocobo travel back over water and continue the story. It’s a shame, because it’s a really fun game up until that point. I won’t be asking for a refund because I like to support SE and hope they bring more games into the App Store, but please fix these type of things before releasing them. BUYER BEWARE!
The game excelled in soundtrack, plot, game mechanics and adorable cgi.
Ignore the haters of the game! Graphics are fresh and sweet! There’s a music note button which can change music back to the various FFA GB soundtrack songs featured throughout the game! Monsters give a dying roar and other effects when you beat bosses and there are other cool sounds when you defeat a frienemy (minor spoiler). Yeah the slightly top down 360 movement is there like the ol’ one however the will power gauge on bottom of screen recharges faster than the gameboy game! Explosive visuals and the other positive aspects I mentioned make this game worth buying. Don’t pass this up!
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