Negative: 5 out of Achei o jogo muito bom! Like SteveM said, buy it. The quality of the gameplay and storytelling in Persona far far outweighs the slightly dated battle graphics. Honestly, after you're an hour in you won't even care. Especially as the presentation in every other regard is gorgeous. I rate it higher than P3P, and that's saying something. Buy this game. Random battles are a good thing. Especially when the battles are this damn interesting.
The choices you are provided Buy this game. The choices you are provided in battle are extremely diverse. Honestly, this game holds up today because no one has copied this formula since this game was released 13 years ago, which is insane because the battle system is so satisfying.
Graphics are dated, but you quickly get used to them and they do the job. And the story is excellent Don't listen to critics condemning this as an archaic RPG. This game was ahead of the current curve in It may not have all the bells and whistles of current RPG's, but it's got heart, and a lot of it. And perfect music. Really great music. Go for it! I've never posted a review on Metacritic and simultaneously been more sure of my recommendation. The main character you , and his friends play the "Persona" game at school, until a strange occurrence disturbs them.
Their world is subsequently attacked by creatures from another world. Gameplay: Persona is a turn-based jrpg, with elements of a dungeon crawler. The encounters interrupt the flow of the storyline and could potentially ruin your overall enjoyment of the game, depending on how patient you are. As an example, imagine playing Pokemon with an unlimited amount of tall grass in every inch of the game. That is how Persona's random encounters work.
Thankfully, the gameplay is very solid. You and 4 other characters battle against the creatures using your Personas. The battles take place on a grid, where you can arrange the formation to your liking. A fun aspect of the game is creating your own Personas. You can get spell cards from enemies and create Personas with new abilities by combining them together. Graphics: The entire appearance of the game is its weakest aspect. The animations are stiff, repetitive, and aesthetically unpleasant.
The enemy designs are typically creative, however, some are just plain odd. The walls on each dungeon are as repetitive as the floor above and below it. It shows extreme laziness from the developer, who did not want to draw more walls to help differentiate floors from each other. Verdict: Persona is a good game, with some annoyances. Relax, spend time with the characters, and grind so many side quests that the main story becomes trivial. However, a question some are curious of between this pair of related-yet-different franchises is: on average, how long does it take to beat each one?
The time-tracking website How Long To Beat holds some answers. These games, and even some of their spin-offs, are full of cutscenes, side activities, and multiple treks through dungeons that extend the length of average playthroughs enormously. The fighting game and rhythm game spinoffs are certainly shorter, but these hour counts are just for their primary singleplayer campaigns, not including the multitude of side activities and difficulty options they include.
Their average lengths are as follows:. Counting the Persona 2 duology as one continuous game , that means that every main Persona game since the Persona 2 duology has the potential for a playthrough to last over hours. With spin-offs included, the Persona franchise is scraping up against seven hundred hours of playtime. That is quite the huge tally of playtime, especially for largely linear games, as there's a ton of content which can easily be missed on first playthrough of older Persona games without a guide.
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