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Persona 5 is at once a breathtaking reinvigoration of everything players love about Persona, as well as a return to form to the series’ beginnings. Throughout the Persona series, the shadow-slaying, dungeon crawling titles have established a slew of ongoing narrative cues: teenagers toeing a delicate balancing act between their day-to-day class schedule and saving the world, a mysteriously long-nosed imp named Igor prodding on your journey from within his Velvet Room, and enough meditation on the concept of reality that you may need to brush up on Jung just to keep up.
The latest entry in the series plays like a greatest hits album. The biggest series missteps have been avoided, like Persona 3’s insistence on allowing the player to control only the protagonist in battle rather than the entire party, and Atlus wisely decided against returning to the random enemy encounters of the series’ past. However, the Shin Megami Tensei games and the first few Persona titles rewarded players for talking to beaten-down monsters instead of defeating them long before Undertale was lauded for its pacifism, and likewise Persona 5 gives players the chance to chat up shadows instead of killing them.
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Persona 5 is at once a breathtaking reinvigoration of everything players love about Persona, as well as a return to form to the series’ beginnings. Throughout the Persona series, the shadow-slaying, dungeon crawling titles have established a slew of ongoing narrative cues: teenagers toeing a delicate balancing act between their day-to-day class schedule and saving the world, a mysteriously long-nosed imp named Igor prodding on your journey from within his Velvet Room, and enough meditation on the concept of reality that you may need to brush up on Jung just to keep up.
The latest entry in the series plays like a greatest hits album. The biggest series missteps have been avoided, like Persona 3’s insistence on allowing the player to control only the protagonist in battle rather than the entire party, and Atlus wisely decided against returning to the random enemy encounters of the series’ past. However, the Shin Megami Tensei games and the first few Persona titles rewarded players for talking to beaten-down monsters instead of defeating them long before Undertale was lauded for its pacifism, and likewise Persona 5 gives players the chance to chat up shadows instead of killing them.
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