Persona 3 Reload varies-with-devices

A re-imagination of a much-loved RPG

Persona 3 Reload is a fun and exciting role-playing game that’s a complete overhaul of the highly acclaimed 2006 RPG Persona 3. Developed by Atlus and P-Studio, the game provides you with modernized animation to help you feel more in tune with your character.

Persona 3 Reload’s gameplay revolves around a transfer student who is destined to meet an unexpected fate. While juggling between attending classes and meeting new friends, you suddenly enter the concealed hour between one day and the next. With this discovery, you must chase mysteries, solve problems, and fight for your friends.

A role-playing fantasy for everyone

In Persona 3 Reload, you are welcomed by an unpredictable discovery — there’s a so-called Dark Hour that lies hidden in between two days. Because of this, you are challenged to awaken an unimaginable power to solve the mysteries in the covert hour. Throughout your journey, you can create and lead a team that’ll help you take down evil Shadows and unveil the truth.

Unlike the original Persona 3 game, this RPG has excellent animation and allows male party members to develop their personalities, relationships, and preferences. With this feature, you are now able to witness how each character reacts and grows as the game progresses. Another new addition is that you finally can converse with party members and give them direct commands while exploring the looming tower of Tartarus.

Moreover, you can enjoy a new Tartarus map that’s significantly more detailed, helping you find the most optimal route for your journey. Plus, you get to explore the in-game minimap, objectives bar, and NPCs (non-playable characters) roaming the halls of Gekkoukan High School. The only drawback is that in this remake, you can’t choose to play as the female protagonist, unlike in the original version of Persona 3.

Uncover the mysteries of this sentimental remake

Overall, Persona 3 Reload boasts a lot of new perks that’ll make players feel more comfortable while playing. Its commendable graphics, useful maps, built-in dialogues, and character development are only some of the notable features that cater to the comfort and entertainment of new and old players. However, it’s worth noting that this version doesn’t have the option to play as the female protagonist, unlike the 2006 Persona 3 game.