Games of the 8-, 16- & 32-bit era
← Back to browse
Secret of Mana
| Title | Secret of Mana |
|---|---|
| First release | 1993 |
| Developer | Square |
| Publishers | Square, Square Enix |
| Platforms | PC (Windows), SNES / Super Famicom |
| Genres | Christmas video game, action role-playing game, post-apocalyptic video game |
| Also known as | Seiken Densetsu 2 · The Legend of the Sacred Sword 2 |
| Players | 1–2 players |
| Co-op | Yes |
| ESRB rating | E Everyone |
| Releases | SNES / Super Famicom: 1993-08-06 (NTSC-J), 1993-10-14 (NTSC-U), 1994-11-24 (PAL) |
| Wikidata ID | Q1800173 |
Controlling up to 3 players, including the player character and 2 allies, the Ring Command menu system allows for real-time item use and weapon switching, enabling strategic combat in the game's 8-man party battles across its fantasy world with 3 playable characters.
Description: REG-Vault, CC BY-SA 4.0 Facts from Wikidata (CC0), gaps filled from REG-Vault and TheGamesDB. Only retro platforms tracked by this site are listed; the year is the earliest release date recorded on Wikidata.Sources
TheGamesDB
(1253,51680,113748,113796)
· last updated 2026-07-18 · no licence stated · internal use only
1 / 16
Box art
Box art (front) 1
Box art 3
Screenshots 6
Logos 3
Artwork 2
Commons 2
Image credits
Box art, Screenshots, Logos, Artwork
(7): Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Square · internal use only.
REG-Vault page
Box art
(1): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded, NTSC-U release) · © Square · internal use only.
TheGamesDB page
Box art, Screenshots, Logos, Artwork
(6): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded) · © Square · internal use only.
TheGamesDB page
Image: Bryan Ochalla,
Public domain,
via Wikimedia Commons (“Seiken Densetsu 2 cart.jpg”)
Logo: Unknown authorUnknown author,
Public domain,
via Wikimedia Commons (“Secret of Mana Logo.jpg”)
Sprites
No sprite sheets yet.
Find sprites on
The Spriters Resource ↗
/
Videos
"Auto-matched" videos were found automatically (title + platform match via the YouTube Data API) and may occasionally be wrong. Videos are hosted by YouTube (embedded via youtube-nocookie.com; nothing loads from YouTube until you press play) and belong to their channels.








