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I love religious trauma and being gay
Emotionally devastated by this game yet again.
I was originally cynical at the lack of The Answer and the female MC from P3P, along with two of the most commonly played songs being directly worse than their original versions. But it's still ultimately Persona 3 with modern visuals and gameplay. Tartarus isn't as bad of a slog, full party control is default, social links aren't as asinine as they used to be. Completed the game on Merciless without much difficulty at all, which is a minor disappointment.
Wonderful, delightful remake of the best modern Persona title. Love to see the SEES crew again every time<3
I was originally cynical at the lack of The Answer and the female MC from P3P, along with two of the most commonly played songs being directly worse than their original versions. But it's still ultimately Persona 3 with modern visuals and gameplay. Tartarus isn't as bad of a slog, full party control is default, social links aren't as asinine as they used to be. Completed the game on Merciless without much difficulty at all, which is a minor disappointment.
Wonderful, delightful remake of the best modern Persona title. Love to see the SEES crew again every time<3
The real definition of humanity is the occasional need for a 6/10 anime action RPG.
This one actually has stuff to say and doesn't hedge its bets or hide its themes and character relationships behind plausible deniability. Our weird gay robot family lives on and I think that's neat.
This one actually has stuff to say and doesn't hedge its bets or hide its themes and character relationships behind plausible deniability. Our weird gay robot family lives on and I think that's neat.