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Bite-size combat sections lack the Warriors games' overarching strategies Persona 5 was one of the last console generation's best JRPGs. It begged for a follow-up, and it sort of got one, with the expanded Persona 5 Royal. It gets a full spin-off with Persona 5 Strikers, switching genres in the tradition of other Persona titles, such as Persona 4 Arena (a fighting game), Persona 4 Dancing All Night (a rhythm game), and Persona Q (an old-school, first-person dungeon crawler). In this case, Persona 5 Strikers (A$99.95, for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC) by Koei Tecmo and Omega Force sh...

Persona 5 Strikers review — Truly a remarkable guest Let us start the game, again. This probably seems odd coming from somebody who covers games for a living, but if I know I’m going to play something, I try to learn as little as possible about it. I prefer to play things blind: no trailers, no leaks, no details. What I knew about Persona 5 Strikers was that it was a sequel to Persona 5, and that it was developed by Omega Force in collaboration with P-Studio. In short, I expected Persona 5 Musou edition; something akin to Hyrule Warriors or whatever. Lots of combat on wide-open maps ...

A great blend of Persona and the Musou genre. Almost exactly four years ago, I got the chance to review one of the most stylish-looking JRPGs in a long while: Persona 5. Imagine my great delight when, without prompting, my editor dropped a PSN review code into my DMs, saying “I would imagine you’d be into this”.  The code was for Persona 5 Strikers, and he was right: I very much was into this. Picking up immediately after the events of the original Persona 5 — so not Persona 5 Royal — Strikers puts you at the start of Joker and his friends’ summer holidays, as they plan a roa...

The Phantom Thieves of Hearts are back once again, swapping the Metaverse for social media, in the Dynasty Warriors-styled Persona 5 Strikers.

Persona 5 Strikers is a genre-bending sequel to Persona 5 and Persona 5 Royal. And while it may play like an action game, Persona 5 Strikers carries so much of what makes the Persona series special. We explore what makes it a worthy successor to Persona 5 in our review