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Metaphor: ReFantazio is a full-scale fantasy RPG from the creative minds of the Persona series. Players will write their destiny and rise above fear as they step into a fantasy world unlike any other.

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You can check out a ton of screenshots and a trailer below. If you want to know more about the original Shin Megami Tensei V, you can check out my full review. Atlus has also started a Godhood Guild that fans can sign up for. This is a special club for MegaTen fans. Members will receive special perks such as sneak peeks of content drops, merch giveaways and exciting news about the upcoming title

Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance is coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows and Steam on June 14th, 2024 and is available for pre-order now.

Here are some details for new demons entering the fray:

Nahobeeho (Fairy)

Jack Frost in a new form, resembling the Nahobino.​

He loves snowy mornings and hopes to one day create a world made of silver.​

Amabie (Enigma)

The game’s new demon.​

A Japanese yokai that is said to have appeared in Higo Province during the Edo period. It is said to have emerged from the glowing sea and prophesized to the people.​

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I’ve always been a huge fan of Vanillaware titles, so I was really excited when Atlus revealed Unicorn Overlord. It’s been a good while since I played a strategy game I really loved, but knowing the quality of this studio I had high hopes this would be one that would shine above all the others. I’ve spent around 60 hours with the game and it’s time to share my thoughts. Did it live up to my high expectations? Let’s find out!

The story begins as a general of the Cornian army named Valmore, has betrayed his kingdom and launched a surprise attack on the capital. Queen Ilenia, realizing the battle will soon be lost, entrusts her only son, Alain, to Josef, one of the kingdom’s most loyal knights. As the two flee the capital, the queen battles Valmore in an unwinnable battle. Soon after his victory, Valmore dawns a new name, Galerius, and vows to resurrect the fallen Zernoiran Empire. It only takes him 10 short years to conquer the whole world under this tyrannical banner, but Alain grows to be a fine young man and with a ring entrusted to him by his mother, he sets out to form a liberation army and free the land from Zernoira’s iron grip.

While the story here isn’t anything too deep, I enjoyed it overall. The cast of characters you meet along this journey and the struggles they endure flesh this tale out enough I don’t mind the overall narrative being pretty simple and straightforward. This will very likely be the hottest take of this review, but I honestly thought the localization was handled well for the most part. Some will not like that they choose to go with a medieval style of writing here rather than sticking closer to the Japanese source, but I thought it fit the setting and characters pretty well. I do hope that in the future, if Atlus decides to handle a title like this again, they include a set of subtitles that match the Japanese audio more closely for folks who would prefer to go that route, cause I can see where it would be a bit jarring using them with subtitles the way they are here.

Graphically, Unicorn Overlord looks amazing. That Vanillaware flair is here in full form with some of the best artwork and style I’ve seen in a long time. Every character has a ton of detail and the backgrounds look so lively you feel like you could just step right through the screen into them. I thought the food in the taverns was nicely done as well, and little touches like that is why their games are always such high quality when they release. I may have to look up how to make some of the food in this game, it looks so good! Anyways, the game runs at a steady framerate on both PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. The Switch copy I purchased does have slightly longer loading times, but if I wasn’t looking for them I’d probably not even notice.

Unicorn Overlord has one of the best soundtracks I’ve heard in a long time. I loved all of the overworld themes and I thought they fit each area to a tee. All of the battle themes are top tier and are now among some of my favorite battle themes of all time. I caught myself humming along several times as my solders were sending our enemies to meet their ends. The game is fully dubbed in English, and the cast does a wonderful job bringing all the characters to life. Their performance really made you care about these characters and helped a sorta predictable and bland story become great. There is a Japanese dub for those who want to go that route, but you will be getting dub subs instead of a more proper sub track.

While the gameplay in Unicorn Overlord will seem very simple at first, there is plenty of depth here as well. During battles you will form squads with your units in order to take on enemy units. The objective of almost every map is to seize the enemy’s command posts. Player and enemy units consist of many different classes and the game uses a Rock, Paper, Scissors type of system to determine which one has advantages over the others. As you deploy units on the battlefield, this will deplete your Valor. It will cost one Valor point for each unit you place on the field, and you can deploy units from any of the bases you control. This is very helpful when trying to move units to other areas of the map quickly, but keep in mind unit leaders will effect how each unit moves as well. Valor points will replenish as you defeat enemy units, but this is still a balancing act as you will want to save some points to use the Valor Skills each unit has at their disposal. These powerful skills can damage enemy units or provide you with healing and buffs. Using these effectively will very likely determine if the battle goes your way or not.

When units encounter each other, combat plays out automatically. This doesn’t mean you don’t have some control over the action, though. You can set up tactics in the equipment menu as you outfit your army with new gear. Better equipment will not only give them better stats but sometimes new skills to use as well. You can set up how these skill are used in the tactics menu. This works a lot like Gambits did in Final Fantasy XII. Just set up the skill and the conditions when you want units to use it. Fighters will use these skills in the order you set them up in. If you don’t want to micromanage your army this much you can just click down a button and let the computer decide what is best for you. I found this worked well some of the time, but sometimes it will actually give you equipment that is less than ideal, so keep an eye on it.

When you’re not in battle you can explore Fevrith and make many great discoveries. You can get resources to rebuild towns, do some shopping to get useful items and equipment, or take on some of the side quests the game has to offer. I had a great time just wandering around to see what all the developers had hidden on this map, and I’ve not really wanted to explore like that in quite a while. One key thing to remember here is that item shops will NEVER restock. Once you buy out the stock of a store it is gone forever. Now there are tons of towns in each area of the game, so it’s not like items are scarce, but if you go into each battle burning through items like crazy you may find yourself in a pickel when it comes time to take on some of the more challenging maps in the late game stages.

Overall I have to say I had a lot of fun with Unicorn Overlord. The combat is fun and has enough depth to keep it fresh all the way to end of the story. I loved discovering the over 70 characters and learning about the world as the game progressed and the game is just gorgeous to look at. I really only have one complaint and that is that the late game requires you to grind for EXP longer than you probably should have to, but this is something very minor and doesn’t really detract from the amazing experience this game is. This is without a doubt another Vanillaware hit and shouldn’t be passed up by fans of strategy games or fans of the studio. It’s well worth the $59.99 asking price no matter which platform you decide to pick it up on.

Review Score
Overall

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Atlus released new information on its upcoming Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance title, including a new release date and system details. Originally scheduled for a June 21 release, the game has been moved up a week to June 14 for all platforms.

Vengeance contains both the Canon of Creation and the Canon of Vengeance story paths. That latter follows the basic scenario of SMT V but changes things up in the second half, leading to a wholly new experience for players familiar with the 2021 game. The battle system has also been upgraded, with new Magatsuhi skills and elements to use to your advantage with the Press Turn system, as well as several exclusive skills for certain demons. If your party has two or more demons with strong mythological ties or who share alignments, they will also have access to new skills. On top of the Vengeance route and battle system upgrades, there will be new areas to explore, demons to fuse, and music to enjoy.

Pre-orders are available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 | 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Windows and Steam.

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ABOUT TOKYO CONCEPTION

Shin Megami Tensei – The Roleplaying Game: Tokyo Conception is a deep yet accessible TTRPG for 3-5 players + 1 Game Master that perfectly captures themes of the original Shin Megami Tensei video game series, allowing players to wield familiar spells such as Agi and Megido against legendary demons like Jack Frost, Metatron, and the Moirae Sisters. Tokyo Conception further preserves the franchise’s essence by incorporating staple elements such as demon negotiation, the Affinity system, and punishing status ailments like Poison and Stun while also introducing more typical TTRPG mechanics such as critical hits, fumbles, and exploding dice, to ensure encounters are both challenging and rewarding.

FEATURES

●     EXQUISITE WORLD DETAIL – Tokyo Conception is based on the world of Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne. The game designers have recreated every region with great attention to detail. The book offers nearly 100 pages of stats for every demon, including bosses like Ahriman, Baal Avatar, Noah, and Kagutsuchi itself, and plenty of seeds for brand-new adventures.

●     A BOOK SUITABLE FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS – For video game enthusiasts who enjoy Japanese RPGs and are interested in exploring the world of tabletop roleplaying games, Tokyo Conception is an excellent starting point, as no prior knowledge of the Shin Megami Tensei franchise is needed to enjoy the game. For existing and seasoned TTPRG enthusiasts, Tokyo Conception contains plenty of familiar gameplay features, compelling pre-made scenarios, engaging mechanics, and a deep character advancement system that can be played over days, weeks, months, or longer!

●     CLASSES AND PROGRESSION – In Tokyo Conception, players start out by choosing one of three character classes: Human, Fiend, or Demon, with each class possessing its own unique strengths and weaknesses.

●     FACTION DYNAMICS – While a lot of Tokyo Conception deals with fighting demons, it definitely doesn’t stop there. Kagutsuchi still burns brightly in the middle of the Vortex World, and it awaits to judge those who would offer their Reason as the basis for the new world. Will players support one of the three existing factions? Help the manikins develop their own Reason? Or will they use the robust faction rules to establish their very own? The choice is theirs… if they have the will.

●     DEMON NEGOTIATION – Similar to the video game series, players must carefully navigate Tokyo Conception’s Talk Flowchart and use an array of talk skills to engage in conversation and negotiate with demons to earn items, gems, or even acquire their Demon Cards. Make a wrong move, though, and the demon may attack or even flee entirely!

“We feel privileged to collaborate with ATLUS on such a prestigious franchise,” said Bradly Halestorm, CEO and President of LionWing. “Tokyo Conception was initially released in Japan in 2004 and received positive reviews and saw strong sales. However, it remained inaccessible to Western audiences for almost two decades. This has been a 20-year journey for the game, and we are thrilled to have the opportunity to share it with the rest of the world.”

ABOUT THE BOOK’S AUTHOR

Shin Megami Tensei – The Roleplaying Game: Tokyo Conception was designed and written by famed Japanese TTRPG author, Yusuke Tokita. The author of every core rulebook and many supplements of the Shin Megami Tensei TTRPG line, Tokita has written original TTRPGs through some of Japan’s largest media and tabletop games companies and has also served as the principal translator on many high-profile Japanese releases of famed Western TTRPGs. With decades of experience in tabletop game design, Tokita has honed his craft and has developed a unique design style that is evident in the pages of Shin Megami Tensei – The Roleplaying Game: Tokyo Conception, making it a must-play for fans of the genre and an absolute testament to his unparalleled skill and creativity.

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Here are the tracks included in both sets:

• The Persona 5 Royal EX BGM Set includes Life Will Change, Beneath the Mask, Kichijoji 199X, Gentle Madman, I Believe, Keeper of Lust, Blooming Villain, and Victory (appears on battle results screen).

• The Persona 4 Golden EX BGM Set includes Backside of the TV, Game, Junes Theme, Heaven, Long Way, Revelations: Mitsuo, The Almighty, Results (appears on battle results screen).

The next piece of content coming in the expansion pass is Velvet Costume and BGM Set  coming in May 2024 and finally the highly anticipated Episode Aigis -The Answer- is coming in September 2024.

Persona 3 Reload is out now on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 11 PC, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Steam, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. If you want to know more about the game check out my full review or the official website.

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From the creators of 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Dragon’s Crown, and Odin Sphere, Unicorn Overlord combines the timeless tactical RPG genre with overworld exploration and innovative battle system for a unique epic fantasy experience set in a beautifully lush game world that developer Vanillaware is known for creating.

Follow Alain, Prince of Cornia, as he flees the traitorous General Valmore and his uprising against the royal family. Traverse the vibrant world, cultivate a grand army with over 60 uniquely designed characters, and grow your renown throughout the five nations in this unique epic fantasy experience!

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The Expansion Pass will set you back $34.99, and first batch of DLC will release next week on March 12th, 2024.

Here is a full list of contents from the expansion pass:

• Persona 5 Royal EX BGM Set and Persona 4 Golden EX BGM Set – March 12, 2024 (March 12 at 12AM ET / March 11 at 9PM PT in North America)

  • Unlock and listen to additional tracks from Persona 5 Royal and Persona 4 Golden while exploring and battling in dungeons in Persona 3 Reload and Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis -The Answer-.

  • Persona 5 Royal EX BGM Set includes Life Will Change, Beneath the Mask, Kichijoji 199X, Gentle Madman, I Believe, Keeper of Lust, Blooming Villain, and Victory (appears on battle results screen).

  • Persona 4 Golden EX BGM Set includes Backside of the TV, Game, Junes Theme, Heaven, Long Way, Revelations: Mitsuo, The Almighty, Results (appears on battle results screen).

Velvet Costume & BGM Set – May 2024

• Unlock Velvet Room themed costumes and BGM to further customize your dungeon experience in Persona 3 Reload and Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis -The Answer-.  Velvet BGM Set includes Electronica In Velvet Room (“P4D” ver.), Battle Hymn of the Soul (t.komine REMIX “AT 1st” P3D-EDIT ver.), Battle Hymn of the Soul (Daisuke Asakura Remix), Battle Hymn of the Soul -USH ver.-, and Dance Hymn of the Soul (Disco In Velvet Room) (appears on battle results screen).

• Episode Aigis -The Answer- – September 2024

  • Delve into this final chapter now with cutting-edge graphics, modernized quality-of-life features, fresh animations and UI, and a rearranged soundtrack.

  • Added to the main game 16 years ago with the release of Persona 3 FES “The Answer” is a major post-ending DLC that expands the story of Persona 3 Reload.

  • After unravelling the mysteries of the Dark Hour, fighting epic battles through Tartarus, and all the unforgettable events of Persona 3 Reload, the S.E.E.S. members find themselves trapped in a never-ending March 31st. Journey through the Abyss of Time as Aigis, undertake new challenges, and uncover the cause of this strange fate and the truth of what happened on that day…

Persona 3: Reload out is now on PlayStation 4|5, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam. Head over to the official site or check out my full review here if you want to know more about this fantastic title.

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Metaphor: ReFantazio will launch this fall.

Here is more about the game from the Steam Page:

From the creative minds behind Persona 3, 4, and 5 comes Metaphor: ReFantazio, a unique fantasy world, where your protagonist will journey alongside his fairy companion, Gallica, to lift the curse from the kingdom’s lost prince. Control your destiny, face your fears and awaken magical “Archetype” powers that lie dormant in your heart. By awakening to an “Archetype,” you will unlock the power to channel and combine the abilities of unique job classes. Strengthen your bonds and build your party to take down powerful foes and discover the kingdom’s true nature.

Key Features:
-Go on quests, dungeon dive, & hunt for treasures by day. Strengthen relationships, build bonds, & increase virtues by night. Choose your actions wisely, time management is key to achieving your goal.

-Ride your “gauntlet runner” to faraway dungeons & towns across an expansive world. Discover beautiful landscapes  accompanied by captivating music, immersive UI, & anime cutscenes.

-A unique battle system combining turn based & real time action grants strategy & exhilaration at every turn. Party customization through “Archetypes” provides freedom to personalize your adventure.

-A mysterious & exciting story unfolds in a world where people must fight their own anxiety. Join the high-stakes Royal Tournament that promises hours of captivating exploration and discovery.

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Unicorn Overlord will release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, and Switch on March 8 worldwide. You can find out more about the game on the official website, or check out the training trailer here.

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I was pretty excited when I first saw that the remake of Persona 3 was actually real. It had been rumored in leaks for a long time, and I was very curious to see how the newly announced Persona 3 Reload would be handled. Would it be a faithful remake, or something more in line with what Square Enix is doing with Final Fantasy VII. Turns out this would be very close to the original release, but they added some new quality of life elements as well as some nifty things found in the latter Persona 3 Portable release. I’ve spent quite a while with this one and it’s time to share my thoughts on it. Did I love this release as much as I did Persona 3 FES when I played it years ago? Let’s find out!

The story takes place as our protagonist arrives at Tatsumi Port Island. He is on his way to the dorm when some rather strange things begin to happen. The moon changes color, streets fill with blood and there are strange coffins everywhere. When he arrives at the dorm he is greeted by a strange young boy and asked to sign a contract. Not really knowing what is going on, he does so and the power cuts back on to reveal his dorm mates standing around in shock. They asked him if anything strange happened on his way over, and basically try to ease any concerns he may have. Soon he realizes there is much more going on here than meets the eye when shadows attack the dorm during the mysterious Dark Hour, which was the phenomenon going on when he arrived. During a desperate time he awakens his own ability to fight these shadows, his Persona. After the attack is over his classmates ask him to join their team and fight to save the world; he agrees and is made their leader. Now they will struggle to defeat these shadows and end the Dark Hour for good.

This is still my favorite story in the Persona franchise. I love all of the characters and seeing all their stories being told in this new engine, with a better English voice cast was really great. I fell in love with them all over again – well I love Yukari the most, but that’s another matter altogether. If you haven’t played any other version of this game, this is a great way to experience the story. I know some will say Persona 3 Portable is better because of the Female Protagonist, but this is the canon story and the way it was meant to be told. I would go into why I think this has more impact, but it’s spoilers so you’ll just have to see for yourself.

Graphically this game looks fantastic. They took all the style from Persona 5 and infused it with Persona 3’s. This worked out much better than I could’ve ever imagined. The character models, environments and enemies have lots of details and you will notice new things about them each time you play. The Personas themselves are especially well done. Thanatos, Alice and many of your other favorites have never looked better. Your party members have several different outfits to choose from as well. These will unlock as you find them scattered about Tatarus or from doing requests from Elizabeth, and yes the famous Battle Panties made the cut for all three of the girls in the game, they look great! The game ran at a solid 120fps on my main rig and 60 on my laptop with no issues. These systems run on a 3060 and 3050 mobile respectively, but I didn’t have any technical issues on either machine. This is a very good port from Atlus.

Persona 3 Reload really delivers in the audio department. The new soundtrack is fantastic, the newly remastered tracks sound just as good as the old ones in some cases and better in others. I do wish Atlus had offered more features here since they sell battle themes from the other Persona titles. It would’ve been nice to have an Atelier series style menu where you could pick tracks for each occasion and maybe even have the classic OST if you wanted. That being said there is nothing to be disappointed about here, and the new vocal tracks, “It’s Going Down” and the opening “Full Moon Full Live” are simply amazing tracks you will be singing long after your playtime has ended.

Persona is one of the very few series I play with the English dub, and I have to say the new cast here did an excellent job of capturing the same emotion and feeling with these characters as the old one did. Every voice here is on point, fits the character well and in most cases I couldn’t even tell that much difference from the old cast member. Fuuka got a massive upgrade in this department, her new voice actor really gave her a lot more personality, and I was really pleased with her performance. The Japanese audio is here for those who want it, and I love we get a choice in these games now, even if I do usually stick with the English cast.

Gameplay in Persona 3 Reload is divided up into two sections: Your daily school life, and doing some dungeon crawling in the home of the shadows, Tartarus, in the evening. As you make new friends you will gain social links. The more time you spend with each friend, the stronger the link will grow, allowing the creation of stronger Personas to take on many challenges you will face going forward. There are some social links that can be done in the evening, but most of the time you will either be crawling the dungeon or spending time with your dorm mates to unlock new abilities for them. This is something new for Persona 3 Reload and these buffs really turn the tide of battle in your favor, so I strongly suggest you take the time to do them.

Tartarus itself has changed a lot since Persona 3 Portable. Not only does it have a new look that’s simply amazing, but there are also new floor types and items to find here as well. You will find most of these in locked chests which you will have to gain Twilight Crystals to open. You can find these lying around Tatsumi Port Island, by completing quests for Elizabeth, or even in Tartarus itself. I feel like these chests added a bit of spice to the formula here, since lots of folks think this the most boring part of the game. I personally always loved the combat, so I had a blast climbing all the floors again.

Combat here is still turn based, but there are some new additions to it as well. When you hit an enemy weakness, not only will you get another turn but you can do what they call a Shift. This will allow you to pass that turn to any other player that hasn’t had one this turn. Persona 5 players will know this as the Baton Pass. This added a new level of strategy to the fight, and in some cases made them a bit easy. They also gave each party member some super moves called Theurgy Skills. These are powerful moves that can turn the tide of battle in your favor instantly. Your party members will end up with two each that unlock as the story progresses. The protagonist gains more, but you will have to fuse certain pairs of Personas to unlock his.

Overall I have to say Persona 3 Reload is the type of remake I look for. It’s pretty faithful to the original, but adds enough new features to make it feel fresh. I enjoyed my run here just as much as I did when I played this for the first time on the PlayStation 2, years ago. The $69.99 price tag may seem a little steep, but I got 100 hours of great gameplay here, so I feel like it’s worth your coin. If you’ve never played Persona 3 you should pick this up ASAP, don’t put off playing this classic any longer. For veteran players, this one is still well worth your time and you will have a great time here.

Review Score
Overall

Game was provided by the publisher for review.

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Update: ATLUS has announced that the free demo will also be available on PS4, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S this upcoming February 23rd.

Unicorn Overlord: Regain your throne alongside trustworthy allies in this tactical fantasy RPG from Vanillaware. Cultivate an army of over 60 characters – including humans, elves, massive beasts and heavenly angels – and traverse a vibrant world in the iconic Vanillaware style as you perform heroic deeds throughout the five nations.

If you’d like to know more about Unicorn Overlord, visit the game’s official website.

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Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance will launch on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4|5, Xbox One, Xbox Series and PC via Steam on June 21st, 2024. Physical pre-orders will start next week with the digital ones to be announced at a later date. You can find out more about the game over on the official site. or if you want to find out more about the original release check out my review.

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ATLUS is happy for the critical reception of the game, and thanks everyone for their continued support. 

Persona 3 Reload is available now for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows, Steam, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. Persona 3 Reload is also available on Xbox Game Pass.

If everything goes well I should have my review posted one day next week, fingers crossed!

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From the creators of 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Unicorn Overlord shines in combining overworld exploration and an innovative battle system in the iconic Vanillaware style. Traverse the vibrant world, cultivate a grand army with over 60 uniquely designed characters, and grow your renown throughout the five nations in this unique epic fantasy experience!

If you’d like to know more about Unicorn Overlord, visit the game’s official website.

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Press Release:

Persona 3 Reload is a captivating, reimagined take on the genre-defining RPG, reborn for the modern era with a revamped battle system, all-new cutting-edge graphics, remastered audio featuring all-new English voice-over and modernized quality-of-life features.

Step into the shoes of a transfer student thrust into an unexpected fate and enter the hour “hidden” between one day and the next. Awaken an incredible power and chase the mysteries of Tartarus, fight for your friends, and leave a mark on their memories forever. Dive into the Dark Hour and awaken the depths of your heart!

If you’d like to know more about Persona 3 Reload, visit the game’s official website.

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ATLUS has put out a brand new Persona 3 Reload live action trailer. This new trailer stars Aidan Gallagher, an actor from The Umbrella Academy who plays Number Five. The latest press release states that this new video blurs the line between our world and the supernatural rendered in the game and contains a taste of the mysteries and dangers that await players. Feel free to check out the brand new trailer down below. Persona 3 Reload launches for Ps4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC this upcoming February 2nd, 2024.

In Persona 3 Reload, players step into the shoes of a transfer student thrust into an unexpected fate and enter the hour “hidden” between one day and the next. Embrace the dichotomy of life and death and experience that transcends the boundaries of the ordinary. Awaken an incredible power and chase the mysteries of Tartarus, fight for your friends, and leave a mark on their memories forever.

Play the game like never before with a revamped battle system, cutting-edge graphics and gameplay, enhanced audio featuring all-new English voice-over, and much more. Dive into the Dark Hour and awaken the depths of your heart!

If you’d like to know more about Persona 3 Reload, visit the game’s official website.

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