Trials of Mana Demo Now Available Ahead of Game’s Release Next Month

Written by Brandon Hofer on March 18, 2020

News: Square Enix is giving you an early glimpse into what you can expect when Trials of Mana arrives in April.

Trials of Mana is set to be released next month but you can get an early taste now with the new demo that Square Enix has just released. The game is currently slated to be released on April 24, 2020, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC. The demo is also available on all three so you can play the demo on your platform of choice.

The demo for the upcoming action-RPG lets players be the first to explore the game’s vast fantasy world, selecting their party of three from six unique characters and setting forth on an exciting journey to battle against the forces of evil. Players will be able to try each character by experiencing the beginning of each hero’s story and following their adventures. Players will also be able to continue their progress made within the demo through to the full game.

For fans unsure of which character to choose first in Trials of Mana, a personality quiz is now available to see which hero suits you best. With a strict time-limit on each question, users will have to react with their instincts to discover which hero’s personality matches their own. Square Enix Members who complete the quiz will also receive special character avatar portraits, so each user can show their hero in style. To take the Trials of Mana Personality Quiz, visit https://sqex.link/TrialsofMana_Quiz.

Those who pre-purchase or purchase the physical or digital versions of the game by May 21, 2020 for the Nintendo Switch or PlayStation 4 will receive a Rabite Adornment DLC, allowing players to gain more EXP after battles up to level 10. Pre-orders of the digital version of the game from the PlayStation Store will also include an exclusive avatar set featuring the game’s six heroes, while those who pre-purchase or purchase from Steam by May 21, 2020, will receive the Rabite Adornment DLC as well as an exclusive wallpaper set.

Check out the video that accompanied this announcement and tell us what you think. Are you excited about Trials of Mana? Will you download the demo and play it or wait for the full version?