Persona 5 Strikers it’s not your average Persona games. Yes, it is a true sequel to the successful JRPG Persona 5. But this time, Forward abandons the franchise’s well-known and most loved traditional turn-based RPG fighting system for a musou hack-and-slash action game.
At first I was a little skeptical about Forward‘jump into action. I enjoy traditional turn-based RPGs, with all the glacial combat that entails. But Forward won me over. Atlus created an action RPG style of action similar to Final Fantasy VII Remake, but increased to 11. I liked to wreak havoc on enemy shadows with the Joker leader, then switched perfectly to the Queen for a fist-like string combo. Forward combines this new action gameplay with Persona 5super distinctive anime art style and (sometimes humble feeling) day-to-day quests when you’re out of the Metaverse.
Check out the video above to hear about my favorite thieves for attacking the first prison—Forward‘term for dungeons. For people who played and liked it Persona 5 appropriate, don’t hesitate to give this strange spin-off a try. I had a lot of fun meeting the old gang and destroying shadows again.