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Those in North America and Europe can now pick up and play Persona 5 for either the PlayStation 4 or the PlayStation 3. Hold onto your butts JRPG fans, this is the one you've been waiting a while for.
This game has a bunch of DLC available already (it's been out in Japan since September 2016). The Japanese VO is a free piece of DLC that you can download through PSN. Other content like costumes, themes, avatars, music, and more are either already out or will be coming out in the coming weeks.
Reviews for Persona 5 have been phenomenal with an average score at OpenCritic hitting 94%. Other reviews should be trickling in the in the days and potentially weeks ahead. Ours will be coming at some point. The review code arrived just this weekend and given that it's a JRPG, there is a lot of ground to cover there.
It's time. There are too many wicked hearts that are ripe for the taking, and only the Phantom Thieves can do anything about it. Get ready to gather your best friends and carry out the greatest heists the world has ever seen because the long awaited JRPG Persona 5 is now available in the Americas and Europe!
The newest transfer student of Shujin Academy in Tokyo is a bad kid. Well, that's what the rumors say at least. The truth is that the protagonist of Persona 5 was framed for a crime he didn't commit by crooked authority figures in his hometown. Unfortunately, he's simply the victim of a corrupt system, and he must remain on his best behavior in order to avoid more trouble with society. This will DEFINITELY prove difficult because he soon discovers the power to travel into another world, known as the Metaverse, and change the most distorted desires of wicked people. Players will guide the protagonist and his motley crew of misfits, known as the Phantom Thieves, as they venture into the Metaverse to battle evil shadows, negotiate with Personas, solve dangerous puzzles, discover terrifying secrets, and change the hearts of evil people by stealing their most vile core desire. Oh, and they'll need to do all this while pretending to be normal Japanese high-school students.
The newest transfer student of Shujin Academy in Tokyo is a bad kid. Well, that's what the rumors say at least. The truth is that the protagonist of Persona 5 was framed for a crime he didn't commit by crooked authority figures in his hometown. Unfortunately, he's simply the victim of a corrupt system, and he must remain on his best behavior in order to avoid more trouble with society. This will DEFINITELY prove difficult because he soon discovers the power to travel into another world, known as the Metaverse, and change the most distorted desires of wicked people. Players will guide the protagonist and his motley crew of misfits, known as the Phantom Thieves, as they venture into the Metaverse to battle evil shadows, negotiate with Personas, solve dangerous puzzles, discover terrifying secrets, and change the hearts of evil people by stealing their most vile core desire. Oh, and they'll need to do all this while pretending to be normal Japanese high-school students.
This game has a bunch of DLC available already (it's been out in Japan since September 2016). The Japanese VO is a free piece of DLC that you can download through PSN. Other content like costumes, themes, avatars, music, and more are either already out or will be coming out in the coming weeks.
Reviews for Persona 5 have been phenomenal with an average score at OpenCritic hitting 94%. Other reviews should be trickling in the in the days and potentially weeks ahead. Ours will be coming at some point. The review code arrived just this weekend and given that it's a JRPG, there is a lot of ground to cover there.