Metaphor: ReFantazio follows a long line of excellent Atlus JRPGs, but one area doesn't quite live up to the bar set by ...

To put those numbers into perspective, Persona 3 Reload and Persona 3 Portable take around 64 hours to beat, according to playtime estimator website How Long To Beat. Persona 4 Golden is roughly a ...

There are many ways to do this, such as including multiple protagonists like in Persona 3 Portable. The most obvious, though, is respecting the player's time, and Metaphor: ReFantazio's melee ...

Persona 3 Reload offers a variety of activities players need to choose from wisely. Working at Chagall Cafe is an efficient use of time, earning yen and boosting Charm and Courage three nights a week.

Persona 3 had a needless trans panic scene. Persona 4 starts to get into meaningful discussions of gender roles before devolving into homophobic jokes and gender absolutism. Catherine, a puzzle ...

We put Elizabeth pretty high up on our list of best girls in Persona 3 Reload, and now that she’s back again in Episode Aigis ...

I’m playing Metaphor on the Steam Deck. The game is listed on Steam as Playable instead of Verified, and while it is indeed playable, performance is inconsistent, especially in town areas I’ve ...

Famitsu typically drops its reviews a bit early ahead of other outlets, so expect to see more review scores for Metaphor: ReFantazio before release to offer more Persona comparisons.

To get things up and running again, you need a portable generator ... last 8.1 hours at 25% load (approximately 450 watts) and 3.2 hours at 100% load. Under the same 25% electrical draw, the ...

As an example, Persona 5’s menus feature a lot of angular elements, which initially created issues with legibility. “It was impossible to read at first,” Hashino says, “so we did lots of ...

Still, having played both it and Persona 3 Reload earlier this year, I’ve got one nitpick: I wish Metaphor: ReFantazio had more voice acting. To be clear, I don’t mind the hours of reading.

Up until the release of Persona 3 in 2006, most people in the West had never heard of publisher Atlus or Persona’s parent franchise Shin Megami Tensei. It was easy to imagine that both would ...