Persona 3 Reload

It's a great game. I had to clarify in the title that it was a song in the game because Walmart kept rejecting my review.

I'm sorry I can't remember the name of the Store attendant, but he was great. The whole process was excellent.

Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis – The Answer Review ( PS5 ) – In my original review of Persona 3 Reload, I drew attention to how this remake of the PS2 classic was missing content from its original enhanced edition, namely the epilogue campaign of The Answer. Set immediately after the events of Persona 3, this epilogue adds context to the ending of the original and expands on ideas introduced during the final hours. If it wasn’t already clear, this DLC is a remake of this epilogue in the same way that Reload remade the base game, with all of the additional features that Reload brought to the table during its original run. Additionally, this review will be dealing with full-game spoilers for the original , so only read on if you’re familiar with the story, or are just that curious to see what the verdict is.

This game was already amazing, but this remake is even better, and feels like a whole new game, with many improvements and additions. If you haven't played Persona games before and are turned off by the anime art style, I highly recommend you still give the series a try. These games are too good, and P3 Reload is worth it 100%.

I would generally recommend this game but with a few caveats. If you’ve played Persona 4, or especially Persona 5/Royal, don’t expect nearly the amount of side content in Reload. Also, expect a far more brutal schedule when it comes to the time crunch. What Reload does have going for it though is, largely, the same great battle system as P5, a darker storyline and it is a very faithful remake of a seminal game.