It’s been a while since I’ve played a Dynasty Warriors game. The musou genre is one I haven’t fallen into but what I did fall into, was the JRPG Persona 5.
Strikers combines both the wonderful RPG power and the musou strength into one absolutely fun as hell video game.
For anyone who loves their Persona, this game is just more of those characters. More of that world and more of that same familiar feeling like you are spending time with friends all over again after so long.
I cannot recommend this game enough to anyone who has played Persona 5. It’s a strong sequel that though didn’t need to exist, absolutely deserves its spot there as a loving continuation of the story.
Though the combat may turn off fans of the original game. I assure you that it’s not just a Dynasty Warriors clone. It absolutely makes its own mark on the genre and feels more Persona than it does musou.
Want a road trip with a bunch of misfits? In need of some hack and slash combat with upbeat jazz in the background?
In need of who is best girl and best boy debates?
Persona 5: Strikers will have your heart.
Strikers combines both the wonderful RPG power and the musou strength into one absolutely fun as hell video game.
For anyone who loves their Persona, this game is just more of those characters. More of that world and more of that same familiar feeling like you are spending time with friends all over again after so long.
I cannot recommend this game enough to anyone who has played Persona 5. It’s a strong sequel that though didn’t need to exist, absolutely deserves its spot there as a loving continuation of the story.
Though the combat may turn off fans of the original game. I assure you that it’s not just a Dynasty Warriors clone. It absolutely makes its own mark on the genre and feels more Persona than it does musou.
Want a road trip with a bunch of misfits? In need of some hack and slash combat with upbeat jazz in the background?
In need of who is best girl and best boy debates?
Persona 5: Strikers will have your heart.