Persona 5 Tactica

Persona 5 is less an action RPG, and rather a well-executed tactical turn-based game. The gameplay is well thought out with complex systems, the design and visual style follows the legacy of the series with some minor changes to keep things fresh, and as per usual the polis of the game is spotless. Yet somewhere along the way the focus shifted too much towards the battle and had a somewhat negative impact on the pacing, the atmosphere and the player engagement in general. Persona 5 is the most repetitive and monotonous iteration released by Atlus so far. Review key provided by CD Media. story 8 gameplay 7 concept 7 graphics 8 audio 8 multiplayer 0 final rating 7.5

Persona 5 Tactica Review ( PS5 ) – Marking another outing for the iconic Phantom Thieves, Persona 5 Tactica marks a jump into a new genre for the storied Persona franchise, moving from a turn-based battle system to a traditional strategy RPG. This departure for the series is both approachable for newcomers as well as full of depth for those who are strategy enthusiasts. While Persona 5 Tactica does little to light the strategy-RPG genre on fire, it stands as a formidable title and yet another jewel in the overall Persona 5 anthology of games, with a unique flair that I couldn’t help but enjoy all the way through, even if it stumbles here and there.