SEGA Persona 5 Strikers - PlayStation 4

El juego venía sellado, con los códigos de la edición física. El paquete llegó en excelente estado.

I didn't play P5 Royal and just came from 5 and thankfully, this game is meant for the original rather than Royal in terms of continuity. Here's a breakdown:Gameplay (Battleing) : This is gonna sound controversial but I think the gameplay in p5 strikers is better than the original. While the original would eventually turn into really basic patterns of buff, debuff, beat enemy, or hit weaknesses then all out attack, this game kind of condenses model to an extent. However, because everything is in real time, if you get distracted, you could actually take alot of damage or possibly get killed.Also, the difficulty is definitely up there.. I played on hard and in the first palace, you will die... a lot, because this game is less warriors and more faster paced persona 5. Weaknesses, ambushes, etc are crucial early game and especially against bosses. Bosses will be able to kill you in a few hits so this game is definitely not button mashy and you have to pay attention/be careful.Another side note is that they cut the persona roster quite a bit and now, you can't manually fuse personas. Instead, they give you a list and you pick which persona you want to create from your repitiore. While not being problematic at first, the lack of options actually starts to be apparent when certain skill combos with certain personas seem outright impossible due to them cutting about 1/3rd of hte roster. I've been ablle to create the personas that I have needed so far, but it's still something to note.Gameplay (Platforming): The platforming puzzle game is so much stronger than the original persona 5. Most of the buildings and stuff are actually interactable and you can jump on almost everything. Also, the designs of each area are alot less monotnous and more unique.Story: Unfortunately, they have axed social links in favor of a "bond" system. Essentially, doing small side quests in the real world/battle increase this meter which lets you buy different skills like improving your persona drop rate/item drop rate/increasing your recipe list, etc. The story is definitely very engaging though. The first boss isn't as enthralling as Kamoshida, but that's less on the game being bad and more on Kamoshida being a really well crafted villian that you as they player probably hated.Convenience: For fusion, you can automatically fuse personas cause the game automatically buys them from your compendium and you can now restart EVERY BATTLE if you die, meaning no more losing all your progress if you get ambushed/bs happens. Also, the checkpoints are now numerous (literally called checkpoints, they act like the saferooms) so you'll usually have oen for each mini map.Overall, Atlus has learned so much from Persona 5 and their inclusion of so many improvements really makes Strikers fun. The gameplay stays fresh and makes sure the player stays on their feet unlike it's predecessor (I like turn based combat but play p3, p4, and p5, it can get kinda eh if you binge). The music is REALLY GOOD and varied. Also, the different places in Japan look SO REALISTIC. I actually ahve visited some of the places described and they got everything down to the vending machines. There is so much love and effort put into this game and that justifies it's price and time.Music: Much more diverse than persona 5. There are multiple soundtracks for each town, they mic the new music with the old music, and the shuffling makes each track remain lovely. Awesome choices.

Despite the fact that Persona 5: Strikers (P5S) was made by Omega Force—a developer known for their hack-and-slash ‘Warriors’ games—this is a far different game than anything the team has previously developed. Make no mistake: P5S is a fully fledged story-driven sequel to the original Persona 5, but now an action (as opposed to turn-based) RPG with elements of the ‘Musou’ genre. Omega Force did a great job adapting the combat of P5 into something more action-oriented in P5S, while still retaining the gameplay systems that worked so well in the original. As a sequel, P5S also retains the artistic flair and production values that helped make the original P5 a smash hit. The game is oozing with style and the characters (including the new character, Sophia) all have distinct move-sets and are fun to use. I played the game on PS5 and the game ran at a locked 60 FPS in ‘Graphics’ mode. For PS4 users, I’d recommend staying on the default ‘Performance’ mode, but if you’re playing on PS5 switching to ‘Graphics’ mode still retains a locked 60 FPS and noticeably reduces the aliasing. All in all, this is Omega Force’s best offering to date, and a must-play for any Persona fans out there.

As a longtime fan of the Persona series, I was thrilled to try out the latest addition to the franchise - Persona 5 Strikers for PlayStation 4. And let me tell you, this game did not disappoint!Firstly, the graphics and visuals in Persona 5 Strikers are absolutely stunning. The game features a unique and stylish art style that is a feast for the eyes, with vibrant colors and intricate details. The character designs are also top-notch, with each member of the Phantom Thieves being distinct and memorable.But what really sets Persona 5 Strikers apart from other games in the series is its unique gameplay mechanics. The game combines elements of traditional RPGs with fast-paced action combat, which creates a thrilling and engaging experience. The combat system is easy to pick up but difficult to master, which makes each battle feel challenging and rewarding.The game also features a compelling storyline that is sure to captivate fans of the series. The game takes place six months after the events of Persona 5, and follows the Phantom Thieves as they embark on a new adventure to uncover a conspiracy that threatens the world. The story is well-written and full of twists and turns, and the characters are all well-developed and likable.Another thing that I appreciate about Persona 5 Strikers is its replay value. The game features multiple endings and a variety of side quests and activities, which makes it easy to sink dozens of hours into the game without getting bored. And with the addition of new characters and gameplay mechanics, there's always something new to discover even after multiple playthroughs.Overall, I would highly recommend Persona 5 Strikers to any fan of the Persona series or anyone looking for a unique and engaging RPG experience. The game is stylish, fun, and full of surprises, and is sure to provide hours of entertainment for gamers of all skill levels. So what are you waiting for? Unleash your inner Phantom Thief and embark on a thrilling adventure with Persona 5 Strikers for PlayStation 4!

I'm not sure if you'd count this as a DLC or just an extra chapter of Persona 5. It was amazing, story and gameplay. I love the mix between being a traditional RPG and turn base game. The price was definitely worth it too! It is better than going to a game store and paying more than what you have.