If you don’t have a PS4 or just don’t want to sink 100+ hours into a JRPG before jumping into this game, you can also watch the anime series to get up to speed it contains all the same story content, and is available in Australia on Crunchyroll.īut of course, this is Persona, so that doesn’t quite go to plan. As such, it also may be a little bit difficult to follow without having played the first game first. Quick note, as this game is a direct sequel to Persona 5, this review (and this game) contains spoilers for that game. It’s very much a Persona game first, and it’s a damn good one at that. Where those games were musou games first and their respective series second, Strikers goes all-in on the Persona side of things. It’s similar to games like Hyrule Warriors or Fire Emblem Warriors in that way… but also quite different. It’s also a musou, or Warriors, spin-off, with combat gameplay lifted straight from developer Koei Tecmo’s popular Dynasty Warriors. Persona 5 Strikers is a canon sequel to Persona 5 - but maybe not Royal, it’s complicated - and the latest in an ever-growing list of games on the Switch that feature Persona 5’s protagonist Joker without (or perhaps instead of) Persona 5 itself. "It's a less powerful machine, but why doesn't P5 look exactly the same as it does on that more powerful machine? Wah! Wah!" Anyway, if you like P5 or you like musou games or you like action RPGs, maybe give this a go.The Phantom Thieves are back! Or if you’re a Switch owner without a PS4, they’re here for the first time. Plus, so many graphics whores would rant over how it doesn't look exactly the same as the PS4 version. I was honestly surprised that P5S wasn't a PS4 exlusive, given that Atlus seems to be focusing on the SMT mainline for the Switch. P5S is starting to come down in price, and while its pricetag wasn't a deal breaker by any means, being able to pick it up for £15 (or more) less than RRP is always nice :) Does this game mean that P5 might make an appearance on the Switch? Maybe, but I doubt it. The travelogue commentary during certain scenes can be pretty tedious. It's more involved than a typical musou game, and the storylines are definitely deeper. There's a lot of things going on here, and it's certainly not your average musou games by any stretch, so fans of musou games might find that they don't like it so much due to those differences. Summary: The sequel to the international smash-hit Persona 5 (3.2 million copies world-wide) is now available as the series' first action RPG! Featuring an all-new story set up half a year after the events of P5! Travel Japan! Following the events of P5, the Phantom Thieves of Hearts gather The sequel to the international smash-hit Persona 5 (3.2 million copies world-wide) is now available as the series' first action RPG! Featuring an all-new story set up half a year after the events of P5! Travel Japan! Following the events of P5, the Phantom Thieves of Hearts gather once more during their summer break to solve the mystery behind new change of heart cases that are occurring all over Japan! Persona 5 is now an action RPG! The new action battle system makes hitting enemy weak points to activate a 1 More or All-Out Attack, which fans have come to love, even easier! You can even use Baton Pass to play as other characters! In the newly introduced Jails, you can switch controls between characters at any time! Clear the game with style by using different characters in unique situations! New character! Who is this new mysterious girl you meet in the Shibuya of the other world? Find out as she fights alongside you as the newest member of the Phantom Thieves of Hearts! … ExpandĪ fun, enjoyable game, which yes, is primarily targetted at people who have played and completed Persona 5, but which isn't totally A fun, enjoyable game, which yes, is primarily targetted at people who have played and completed Persona 5, but which isn't totally inaccessible to people who haven't.
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