Trials of Mana for Nintendo Switch (NSW)

Playable Nintendo Switch
Trials of Mana cover art
Release date

24-04-2020

Genres

Role-playing (RPG), Adventure

Developer

Square Enix Creative Business Unit IV

IGDB Rating ★ 7.7
IGDB

Trials of Mana is a full high definition remake of the third entry in the Mana series, previously exclusively released in Japan in 1995 as Seiken Densetsu 3. Trials of Mana tells the story of six heroes as they battle against the monsters of destruction that threaten a world where Mana has been weakened. Players can customize their own party of three, selected from six unique characters, to experience different stories.

Trials of Mana is currently rated Playable on EmuRank, and Eden is the recommended first emulator overall.

EmuRank currently tracks 6 reports for this game across 3 emulators and 1 operating system, so the guidance below reflects a broad testing base rather than a single setup.

Compatibility Verdict

Playable

This verdict uses EmuRank's six-level compatibility scale. The compatibility levels guide explains what Perfect, Playable, Ingame, Intro, Loadable, and Nothing mean when you compare emulator results.

Recommended emulator

Eden

Confidence

Medium

Playable or better

75%

Scoring window

4 report s

Total tracked reports

6

Emulators tested

3

Operating systems

1

Last updated

75% of selected reports reach Playable or better across 4 reports in the current scoring window.

Playable means the strongest current emulator evidence suggests this is the game's best supported compatibility tier. Medium confidence means the recommendation is reasonably supported, but additional reports would solidify it further.

Compatibility and confidence are separate signals. EmuRank tracks the full report history for this game, but the public ranking gives priority to the strongest current scoring window for each emulator.

How EmuRank Scores This Game

EmuRank currently tracks 6 reports for Trials of Mana across 3 emulators and 1 operating system.

For ranking purposes, reports are ordered by relevance using votes, freshness, and source quality. This means the most trusted and recent reports carry more weight in the final recommendation.

Eden has 4 total tracked reports for this game, and all of them are inside the current scoring window.

Why Eden Is Recommended

Eden is the current first recommendation because it combines the strongest compatibility evidence with the most convincing scoring window for this game. All 4 tracked reports for this emulator are inside the current scoring window.

75% of selected reports reach Playable or better. Community results are mixed — some reports rate the game Playable or better, others report lower compatibility. Check the OS breakdown and latest reports before deciding.

4 total report s 4 in scoring window Perfect: 0% Playable+: 75%

Best Emulator by Operating System

OS-specific data is currently available for Android only. Coverage across other operating systems would improve per-OS guidance.

Android Playable

Eden

Confidence Medium

75% Playable or better  · 4 report s

Eden is the strongest option for Android: Playable with medium confidence (75% Playable or better across 4 reports).

Compare Emulators for This Game

Eden currently leads Citron in the available evidence. The gap looks meaningful, but the comparison is still sensitive to additional coverage and fresher reports.

The remaining emulators show lower compatibility or confidence on this game. The table below includes their full evidence for completeness.

Emulator Compatibility Playable+ Scoring window Total reports Confidence Consensus Notes
Eden ★ Best Playable 75% 4 4 Medium mixed Mixed results
Citron Ingame 0% 1 1 Low mixed Mixed results; Thin evidence
Kenji-NX Loadable 0% 1 1 Low negative Thin evidence

Emulator Snapshots

Eden is the current first recommendation. EmuRank tracks 4 reports for this emulator on this game, with 75% reaching Playable or better in the scoring window. Confidence: Medium. Strongest on Android.

Citron has limited data on this game (1 report, Low confidence). More reports would clarify its standing.

Kenji-NX has limited data on this game (1 report, Low confidence). More reports would clarify its standing.

Conflicting Results and What to Watch

Some compatibility evidence for Trials of Mana is mixed or incomplete. Results for Eden, Citron show variation across reports.

Testing Coverage and Data Sources

EmuRank currently tracks 6 reports for this game across 3 emulators and 1 operating system.

The report base is also detailed: 6 include configuration text, 6 include GPU data, 6 include device details, and 6 include notes. That makes the report history below useful not only for the verdict, but also for comparing real-world setups.

Total reports

6

Emulators tested

3

Operating systems

1

With config

6

With GPU data

6

Reports

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The summaries above explain the current recommendation, but the raw reports below remain the best place to inspect exact emulator versions, operating systems, hardware notes, and edge cases. They also show where successful and unsuccessful setups differ, which is why EmuRank keeps the full report history visible on the page.

6 report s tracked for this game. Use the filters below to narrow by emulator, OS, or compatibility level.

6 results
Emulator
Version
OS
Compat.
Relevance
Votes
Report Date
Author
Eden 1.0.1 Android Playable 76.7 +6 mavr_zz
Eden 0.0.4 Android Playable 62.3 0 Jaievram
Kenji-NX 2.0.5 Android Loadable 66.4 +1 Warlas
Eden 0.0.4 Android Ingame 66.4 +1 Greatest White
Eden 0.0.4 Android Playable 69.3 +2 Lemonload
Citron 0.12.25 Android Ingame 66.3 +1 CJ
Eden 1.0.1 Android
Playable
★ 76.7 ↑ +6 ·
Eden 0.0.4 Android
Playable
★ 62.3 ↑ 0 ·
Kenji-NX 2.0.5 Android
Loadable
★ 66.4 ↑ +1 ·
Eden 0.0.4 Android
Ingame
★ 66.4 ↑ +1 ·
Eden 0.0.4 Android
Playable
★ 69.3 ↑ +2 ·
Citron 0.12.25 Android
Ingame
CJ
★ 66.3 ↑ +1 ·

Trials of Mana Emulator FAQ

Is Trials of Mana playable on EmuRank right now?
Trials of Mana currently shows Playable compatibility on EmuRank, based on 6 reports across Nintendo Switch. Compatibility describes the strongest current evidence, while confidence describes how stable that recommendation is.
What is the best emulator for Trials of Mana?
Eden is currently the recommended first emulator for Trials of Mana — 75% of selected reports reach Playable or better. Confidence is Medium. EmuRank tracks 4 total reports for this emulator on Trials of Mana, and all of them are inside the current scoring window. Check the OS breakdown above for platform-specific guidance.
Why does EmuRank recommend Eden for Trials of Mana?
EmuRank ranks emulators by combining compatibility evidence with confidence derived from report count and consistency. Eden currently achieves the highest combined score for Trials of Mana. See the Why Eden Is Recommended section above for the full breakdown.
How many reports does EmuRank track for Trials of Mana?
EmuRank currently tracks 6 reports for Trials of Mana. These reports cover multiple emulators and operating systems. Each emulator recommendation is based on its own highest-relevance scoring window, not the raw full history alone.
Does the best emulator for Trials of Mana change by operating system?
Results can vary by OS. Current OS breakdown: Android: Playable via Eden. Check the Best Emulator by Operating System section above for the full per-OS picture.
What should I do if my setup differs from the recommendation?
Start with the emulator recommended for your specific OS in the section above. If your OS shows weaker evidence, check the raw reports below for recent setups that match your hardware. You can also submit a report to help expand the evidence base.
How recent is the current compatibility data for Trials of Mana?
EmuRank recalculates compatibility automatically whenever a new report is submitted or voted on. Check the compatibility calculated date near the top of the page for the last update time. The raw reports below show exact dates for each individual test.

Help keep this recommendation current

Even stable recommendations need fresh reports. New emulator versions, newer drivers, and confirmation setups help catch regressions, improvements, and version-specific changes before the ranking goes stale.