Terranigma: Gaia Edition

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Terranigma: Gaia Edition is the $199.99 collector’s set for the new worldwide rerelease of Quintet’s 1995 SNES action RPG. The game launches January 14, 2027 on PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2 (physical card also works on original Switch), Switch, and PC.

 

North America pre-orders are live at Limited Run Games. EU/UK go through Clear River Games. LRG says pre-orders close November 8, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET.

 

This is the first official North American release. The original SNES game never launched in the US.

 

What’s in the Gaia Edition

  • Physical game (foiled standard box + reversible cover with new Kamui Fujiwara art)
  • SteelBook with new Fujiwara art
  • Magnet box with sleeve
    Booklet
  • Yomi vinyl figure (~3.1 × 2.7 × 2.8 in)
  • Pandora’s Box mechanical music box that plays “Elle’s Theme,” with a slot for the Yomi figure
  • Art book A Visual Journey (200+ pages)
  • Ark enamel pixel pin
  • Original soundtrack CD (jewel case, selected tracks)
  • Cloth world map (100% cotton canvas, 16 × 21 in / 40 × 54 cm)

Other physical versions

EditionPriceNotes
Standard$39.99 PS5/Xbox, $44.99 Switch 2Regular boxed game
Foiled StandardSame as standardFoil cover; LRG / Clear River exclusive
SteelBook$64.99Game + SteelBook
Gaia Edition$199.99Full collector package above

Digital versions land on Steam, GOG, and console stores.

 

What’s actually in the port
This is an enhanced port, not a full remake. Core gameplay stays the same. Additions include:

  • Arranged Mode (higher magic damage, mini-map, save anywhere)
  • Rewind
  • Remappable controls
  • Quick magic / item hot-swap
  • Music player and museum/art gallery
  • CRT filter and original aspect-ratio options
  • New key art and designs from original character designer Kamui Fujiwara

Terranigma is the third game in Quintet’s unofficial “Gaia” trilogy (Soul Blazer, Illusion of Gaia, Terranigma). Ark restores a frozen village and then helps revive the planet after a war between God and the Devil. It’s known for ambitious world-building, fast combat, and Miyoko Kobayashi’s soundtrack.

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