There’s no outfit in gaming with a stronger historical past of telling tales about choosing fights with God than Sq. Enix. Actually or metaphorically, from Ultimate Fantasy Legend/SaGa and Star Ocean to Xenogears and even some Ultimate Fantasies, a foundational narrative during which our heroes push again towards a merciless, manipulative creator is sort of a spinal wire holding up many a juggernaut of Japanese RPG canon. However one other enduring Sq. Enix collection, quietly working simply so long as the others, takes the other method, embracing the constructive facet of faith and mythology. These are video games about unity, the therapeutic powers of nature, and the virtuous pleasure introduced from trusting in a benevolent increased energy. No, not Dragon Quest; sure, you go to church buildings to avoid wasting in these video games, however then you definitely go and hand around in pubs and gamble like an exhausted salaryman. No, I’m speaking about Mana. — Lucas White
