Persona 5 Royal (2019)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Game modes:Single player
Story:An enhanced version of Persona 5 with some new characters and a third semester added to the game. Released Internationally in 2020.
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Started playing a few times, but for some reasons, i was never able to continue playing, last year I ended up with one and I finally was able to play it through it all, I just love the aesthetics, story, characters and music, "Beneath the Mask" always helps me to relax when I'm having an anxiety attack.
When the PC Port first launched in late 2022 I played the game on Xbox game pass and had roughly ~15 hours on it. I loved the game a lot, the idea that a group of rebels can take back upon the world that's wronged them and to let the perpetrators face their crimes and make them realize the errors of their ways is something that really spoke out to me, for whatever reason. Unfortunately, once I stopped paying for a month of game pass I wanted to own the game through Steam, only for it to have Denuvo on it. When you pay 80 dollars on a video game, you don't expect to "rent it out" like game pass, and much less so for a singleplayer campaign that's online only, so I passed on buying the Steam release. 2 years pass since then and I've never forgotten the amazing journey I went with Joker, Skull and Panther for the ~15 hours I played the game, so I beg you ALTUS RELEASE THE GAME AND I'LL GIVE YOU MONEY PLEASE.
my journey started from discovering the great soundtrack of persona 5 (without even knowing the gameplay and the game in general) and then trying persona 3 portable for the first time. From then i found a great opportunity to buy persona 5 on pc with a discount. After launching the game for the first time i havent even noticed how a whole month passed as ive been completing it (total game time around 120 hours, most jrpgs takes quite long to complete). It was a sure greatest exprerience i ever had in my life and i wouldnt mind trying it again. The music, the art style, the characters and ofcourse the gameplay had this charn that catched me. It is one of the best (if not the best) jrpgs that ever came out along with the whole series. I would spend thousands of hours playing it over and over thankfully for its variety of choices you can make to affect the game, leaving you with replayability. In my opinion its deserves a gog release, so more people will have an opportunity to catch on this masterpiece. (might be a good reason to replay it for third semester since i gotten another ending)
Persona 5 is my favorite game of all time. It's art direct, soundtrack, story, and characters will forever hold a special place in my heart. And yet it is infected with Denuvo on Steam. This is very worrisome to me, as not only will there be a day where I might not be able to play it again, but it also takes away tons of mods created by it's community.
Persona 5 Royal positively affected my life by encouraging self-reflection and reminding me of the importance of standing up for what’s right. Its stylish presentation, unforgettable soundtrack, and deep social themes made me feel empowered during times of doubt. The Phantom Thieves' journey to change hearts inspired me to face my own challenges and believe in personal growth. Balancing daily life with dungeon crawling taught me time management and the value of building meaningful relationships. Persona 5 Royal is a fantastic game because it blends turn-based combat, rich character development, and a thought-provoking narrative into an unforgettable experience. It’s more than a game—it’s a lesson in empathy, courage, and the impact one person can make.
Absolute amazing game with great story and nuance, all about the fight of the youth against the corruption of adults and society, how you have to hide your true self to fit in and how false prejudice is.
Great fighting system, you got a classic JRPG style with a focus on resistances, weaknesses and buffs that make fights never really a one-sided thing unless you got the knowledge, Personas (demons you collect) are fun to collect and fuse to make different ones.
My personal fave was Seth who i made into an absolute nuke lol
The music is exceptional, i use "Life Will Change" as my alarm tone!
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