Every Persona Game Ranked

“Persona 5 is the ultimate Japanese role-playing game any PlayStation 4 owner, newbie or hardcore fan, should give a go in 2017. Combining addictive social”

“Persona 5 Royal makes the leap to PC with aplomb. There’s a decent suite of options including rebindable controls and resolution scaling, but it’s not quite perfect.”

“Larger, deeper, and loaded with thrills, Persona 4 delivers an all-new story set in the Japanese countryside.”

“Because being the pinnacle of one genre just wasn’t enough…When you think 'RPG', Persona is one of the first words that comes to many a gamer’s mind. The Persona sub-series of Shin [...]”

“Persona 3 Reload’s mechanical and graphical overhaul make this RPG and its amazing storyline wonderful to play even if some of its aged elements hold it back at times.”

“The Phantom Thieves return in a stunning sequel.With more than three millions of copies of Persona 5 shipped worldwide, it's not surprising to see Atlus [...]”

“Persona 4 Arena Ultimax improves on the fighting game formula with battle-altering 1-hit special attacks and new characters, including Yukari Takeba and Junpei Iori from Persona 3 and a brand-new character, Sho Minazuki.”

“In Persona 3 you lead a group of high school students with a dangerous extra curricular activity: exploring the mysterious tower Tartarus and fighting the sinister Shadows during the Dark Hour, a frozen span of time…”

“In Persona 5 Tactica, the Phantom Thieves wander into a realm where citizens are living under tyrannical oppression. Overthrow enemies with powerful Personas, an assortment of weapons, and wipe them out with style.”

“I already know I'm going to sink so much money into Persona 5: The Phantom X...”

“This fusion of visual novel of rhythm game isn’t exactly perfect, but speaking as someone who loves Persona (and Shoji Meguro’s work in particular), I really enjoyed my time with this one.”

“If you've played Persona 5 then you'll already know that the Phantom Thieves have some sick moves, but they've been saving their best for Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight.”

“Returning to lengthy RPGs can be daunting, but just listening to the soundtrack can often bring back our favorite memories.”