Persona 5 Review — The Japanese High Schooler Simulator of Your Dreams

This review has been a long time coming. We’re over three weeks past the release of Persona 5 in North America. The reason for the delay is simple: it’s a really, really long game, and to experience everything it has to offer will easily take you over 150 hours for a single playthrough.If you’re bothered by the current trend of games that launch with limited content, I can guarantee that you won’t have that problem with Persona 5. It’s definitely a massive game.The story starts with a interesting premise: one fateful evening, the young hero runs into an unknown man molesting a lady on the public street. He intervenes, and accidentally injures the aggressor, who manages to strong-arm his victim into testifying against her savior. Suddenly, the hero finds himself with a criminal record, forced to submit to a year of probation while being hosted in the dusty attic of a cafe in the old, fictional district of Yongenjaya, Tokyo. As the protagonist attempts to rebuild a somewhat normal life, he finds himself thrown into an alternate world where the warped desires of adults can take form, expanding their ominous influence on those around them. Yet, this alternate world (named the “Metaverse”)… Read full this story

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