Trials of Mana Update 1.1.0 Patch Notes have no future

It’s been about six months since Square Enix released the modernized remake of Trials of Mana. Square recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of the original game and is now releasing a special 1.1.0 patch for the newer Trials of Mana. What does the future hold for the game? It turns out that the game has no future! This is not a problem for the future, this is the biggest innovation that comes with the latest update of the JRPG.

According to the press release issued by Square Enix, the Trials of Mana patch 1.1.0 will have a new difficulty level with no future. This not only increases the difficulty of the enemy and the boss to the maximum level, but the players also have restrictions on certain skills and items. In addition, boss fights are limited in time. While players will be able to purchase more powerful versions of their gear to aid them in these fights, this is not for the faint of heart and only for the most die-hard fighters. At the end of the tunnel there is a great reward for those who manage to survive everything No Future has to offer them. These players will unlock the Rabite Slippers, which will allow players to travel freely without encountering enemies.

Those who want to start New Game Plus also have some new options available. When starting a new New Game Plus run, the “Expert” difficulty level is now available. Players also have the option to reset their characters to level 1 when starting a new Game Plus playthrough. Additionally, look for new goddess statues around the world, costume customizations for New Game Plus, and bug fixes. The full patch notes will be available shortly.

Trials of Mana was released to gain recognition from gamers and critics, including us here at Shacknews. Let’s go back to our original rating:

Mana trials amazed me at how robust a story is. There isn’t much in terms of side quests, but this isn’t a game that needs any. There is a lot to tell and a lot to discover after the credits have finished. And while I’m not a huge fan of the characters, they didn’t get me into the game so much that I won’t research it any further. Lore-hungry RPG fans will have plenty to do with this game.

If you haven’t received Trials of Mana yet, it will be available on Steam, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch by the end of the month. Trials of Manas 1.1.0 update will be available on all platforms at the end of the day.

Ozzie has been playing video games since he found his first NES controller at the age of 5. Since then he has been involved in games and only resigns briefly during his studies. But he was withdrawn after spending years in QA circles for both THQ and Activision. Most of the time he spent time pushing the Guitar Hero series at its peak. Ozzie has become a huge fan of platformer, puzzle games, shooter games, and role-playing games, to name a few genres, but he’s also a huge fan of anything that has a good, compelling narrative behind it. After all, what are video games if you can’t enjoy a good story with a fresh cherry coke?