mephistopheles
2022
2018
2021
this is where im pretty sure everyone had their love for the franchise solidified. beautiful story that really spoke to how i was feeling at the time. i struggled a lot with my mental health during the school year this coincided with, especially with anxiety, paranoia, and what i now recognize as psychosis. i wont get more personal than that, but this game is a wonderful diary entry in my life and a beautiful story, if not a pessimistic one. raw and cathartic
2019
not much i can say to do it justice, but this was truly a good way to end the series. ane's writing improved a lot as well and in the bonus room she confirmed she had not much planned for this series, so as a fellow writer i commend her for not drowning in plotholes and using phrases and scenes as backwards foreshadowing. a special game, not to all, but to the ones it speaks to it truly is special
2016
goro akechi is the most character.
also as a persona 4 fan before this game came out, i was disappointed by how much they took from it and then reapplied to a city setting. they even did it with the main lesson??? as much as i had fun with certain characters this was a little sad. hopefully p6 doesnt do the same thing and it doesnt become atlus pulling a gamefreak.
also as a persona 4 fan before this game came out, i was disappointed by how much they took from it and then reapplied to a city setting. they even did it with the main lesson??? as much as i had fun with certain characters this was a little sad. hopefully p6 doesnt do the same thing and it doesnt become atlus pulling a gamefreak.
2019
2011
2022
2021
this is much better written than the other madu works ive played, i have to wonder if the other collaborator is the cause of that, if theyve improved since zeno, or if the poor translation quality effected my perception of the other works? anyways, this was a good meditation on familial love and a nice short story. it felt rounded and said what it needed to say.