Persona 5 - PlayStation 4 "Take Your Heart" Premium Edition

There were no problems with the contents, but the collectors' box was totally As much as I would like to leave a negative review, I will keep review because this is a really good game and the steelbook, Morgana plush, art book, and bag - the stuff that has survived are really cool - It is unacceptable, however, that the collector's box is in such poor condition. There are no guarantees that the item will be in good condition on arrival since this is a collectors edition. The Atlus team was super awesome and sent a replacement to make good on Amazon's mistake! Luckily, my contact at Atlus was very helpful and they have been kind enough to resolve this issue for me. Thank you! The following is an update The Amazon Executive Customer Service team reached out to me and has resolved this issue. It is both Atlus and Amazon's fault that this issue was resolved.

Mark Dougherty

| May 27, 2021

In terms of extra swag, the "take your heart" edition has some good stuff, but frankly, once I installed the game I forgot about it. ripped the CD right away there are a couple of great tracks on it. Nevertheless, it's not a complete soundtrack, and so I had to buy it While the package contains some nice treats, the real draw is the game inside. The biggest concern with Persona 5 is the length, making it exceptionally long over the previous titles. There are tons of positives about the game, and it is largely an improvement over the previous games in the franchise. It took me approximately 75 hours to complete Persona 3 and about 65 hours to complete Persona 4G. These games did not prepare me for the monster that is Persona 5, but neither did Persona 4. It took me 126 hours for me to see the credits, and I'm now playing a New Game+ after about 136 hours. Moreover, the game has a stunning visual atmosphere, and the art direction is bold and stylish. Although some graphics are of lower quality, for the most part, the game is quite superb. Jazz influences the soundtrack of this game in a very good way. It fits the rebellious theme of the game perfectly. Besides being engaging, the story is well written with engaging side stories This is the turning point Gameplay that is based on principles is a proven formula. There are some interesting status effects, so you'll need to stay alert. This game isn't perfect in terms of stealth, but it is a nice addition to it! Having your character and teammates traverse around the environments looks cool, and you can add a little spice to the dungeon crawling. There is an expansive amount of what you can do in the city, which makes it all the more lively and immersive. In addition to gameplay benefits, both of them also unlock story events the player wouldn't normally access.

There are about 20 different confidants the player may interact with and form relationships with. A number of gameplay benefits are available when developing relationships, and some are clearly more powerful. The stories are also entertaining in the most part. My commitment to finishing the stories of the characters I enjoyed the most was solidified shortly after they were introduced. Many of the characters in the show I didn't care for, which wasn't surprising or a failure on the part of their There may be people who enjoy characters I did not like, just as there may be people who liked them. It is the side stories which tend to help the characters that may otherwise seem less appealing gain interest as a result of the social undertones. Whether you have time or not, try to reach out to as many confidants as you can. In any case, I urge all players to befriend the Doctor and Maid all the way. The second play that I am writing is currently in progress My goal is to play through again just so I can finish the side stories for the five or six characters I was unable to play through the first time. Friendships in this game are that satisfying. The game has taken me long hours I've never spent playing any other RPG before, and I'm just not done There is no doubt that P5's new personas look better than ever. Over 100 unique Personas are in the game. While they are rendered with Persona style, technology and refinement has allowed them to become more refined. It is these monsters you capture or fight that you call "personas. ". Some of them will be seen only a couple of times throughout the game, because there are so many. You'll have to spend some time combining personas to make stronger ones, but you'll be more powerful as a result. If you wish, you can get really involved in the persona management aspect of the game. The goal was to keep it simple, and I also spent time on other aspects of the project. This is a much better version of the franchise's past dungeons, with long and elaborate dungeons and much more vivid visuals. Most of the time there will be some sort of story. Your journey through the dungeon is filled with telling elements that help you better understand the villain or target at hand. Until a few puzzles are near the end, it is easy to figure out most of them but some of them require more serious thought or The puzzle I was stuck on was caused by my lack of knowledge of how it worked. This would not have been possible if I had to do it on my own. It is fortunately possible to find guides online. I had not intended on writing such a long review, however as soon as I started thinking about my experience with one of the best RPG's I have ever played, the words started coming out naturally.

Elliana HOPE

| Jun 30, 2021

In fact, I got some nice compliments on it even though it was a bit out of place. I lined the bag with some makeshift support inside to keep it from losing its shape, but the bag has held up pretty well without it. I still like P4 on a lot of levels, but P5 is so different from P4 that it is impossible to compare it to P4. GameStop can be credited with taking what made P4 good and continuing to push it in this new title. It may still follow some formula with character archetypes, but it is improving considerably in terms of mechanisms and themes. I liked the music just as much as I always have, and I liked that there was still structure to the game, despite its less linear style. It's not like there are a million different endings, but you can make significant decisions that alter the course of the game. It is a game that took a long time to make. In any case, shout out to Persona 5's animation! As the show approaches its conclusion, it's winding down. The game has been concluded by now, so anyone who has not seen the anime yet should finish the game first in order to not spoil the end. Play your game, and then watch the show after you're done. To date, I like it quite a bit.

Jaziel Berg

| Jul 13, 2021