Pretty fun but getting passive-dependant achievements took longer than I expected to the point it was a bit frustrating. That aside, the game is entertaining, the gameplay loop gets a bit repetitive but overall it's great.

It's a great game but as many JRPGs, it has an annoying final boss that requires a lot of grinding and previous knowledge of his mechanics. If you want to play without stressing about what you need to do either follow a guide or change the difficulty on the last boss. Also remember to keep backup saves not to lock yourself on the last boss fight.

It's a really big step forward on the ARPG genre and I always have a hard time stopping playing it. I didn't get to the late game content yet but so far the Mercenary and Witch gameplay kept me hooked.

Great game. Not too long, not too short. Simple but fun puzzles and a cute art style. It's a good option for people looking for games to play with their children or just to relax and play something easier.

Got tired of searching for the right way to go. Gameplay needs work too. You dont need to put me on rails but the game design is clearly flawed if you get lost and running in circles.

I've played the original P4 on my Playstation 2 over a decade ago.

The game is still great, the font size seems to adapt to small screens such as the Steam Deck very well.

The extra content to get the true ending requires that you develop your relationship with Marie to the max level in a time frame that forces you to replay the game if you're not aware of it beforehand so get that complimentary tip as you will.

Persona 4 Golden is a great game with meaningful and welcome additions to the original game. I hope Atlus never falls prey to "localizers" as we see happening lately with other asian studios.

9/10 - the game is great but 3FES is still my favorite due to the darker atmosphere and soundtrack.

I took a point off the perfect score because I don't like these hidden requirements to access true endings and they kept this on P5 Royal.

You should get information that leads you to the true ending in a more efficient manner imo.

After I played Nier Automata it became the game of my life and the best story I've read by far. Now I go forward in my journey by going back in time with this amazing prequel.

If telling stories is a form of art, Yoko Taro is a master that still has lots to give to this world. If you never played any of his games, play this one first and then play Nier Automata.

Join me in wonder while we dive in this story of happiness and sorrow, love and hatred, vengeance and loss of purpose.

I'd rather this was just like the previous game on a new engine and with controller support but it's not bad.

Finally bought it on PC. Now I've got hundreds of hours to wait for P3 Reload to get down to a price that's not delusional. I love Persona but this 70 dollar sheet is not gonna fly here.

Boring and bungie thinks it's too good for Linux.