PlayStation 4 User Reviews

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Pros - an OK tracklist featuring remixes of songs from the base game - several difficulties going from beyond easy mode to impossible - a lot of costumes and unlockables - good smathering of social events // Cons - only about six hours of content - the story is a joke that doesn't matter The Persona series has one good rhythm game and two all right ones. P3 is one of those mediocre ones. There is not much to say about this game except it feels like a rush job to be released alongside the Persona 5 Dancing game. The gameplay is fun for what it is though some of the tracks featured are horrible remixes that mangle the original songs. Also, especially after playing the Persona 4 Dancing game, the amount of tracks that are just music clips with zero choreography is criminal. I don't hate this game, but I think that it is not worth the asking price unless it hangs around ten bucks.

Pretty good game with good gameplay and fantastic music. Also, all the small added story bits are great.

Cumple, aun asi, le falta

Great to see these characters return in HD, with a great soundtrack. Really fun game for anyone who's a fan of the third entry.

Pretty good rhythm game. The song selection is pretty good and it's definitely better than Persona 5 Dancing.

Weakest of the dancing games, song selection is ok almost all of the remixes are misses. Awesome to see the Persona 3 characters in 3D

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It´s amazing. I recommend for every fan of the Persona Series. Amazing soundtrack, good gameplay and funny interactions between the characters. Grab it in a promotion if you think the price is too high. The endless collection is in a lot of promotions on PSN.

How I rate games: Game-play, Music/Sound, Graphics & Visuals, Story/World-building, and Characters each get 0-2 points adding up to a score /10. 0 is non-existent or bad, 1 is average or N/A, and 2 is better than average. Game-play: 1 It is every other rhythm game you have ever played. Music/Sound: 1 The music is the music from P3 with some additions, however many songs are locked behind a paywall. Graphics & Visuals: 2 The graphics are flashy with HD models of the characters.

This is probably my least favourite persona spinoff. My reviews for persona 5: dance and persona 3: dance are the same because they are the exact same game just with different soundtracks and swapped out characters. While the soundtrack is great, that is only because the main series has some of the best video game music of all time. However, most of it is locked behind paywalls. The gameplay is less than stellar and doesn’t do anything that you can’t find already in another rhythm game. The main selling point of this game is the characters, having many costumes and dances for them. Many of these, however, are also locked behind paywalls. Buy, rent, watch an LP, or skip? SKIP. This is literally just listening to music you have heard before, watching character dance around, and playing a run of the mill rhythm game. Even without the paywalls this game would be barely passable, but with them this is a firmly bad game.

This game is embarrassing. While the graphics and animation is beautiful, that’s all I can say for this cash grab. The little amount of free content (it is mostly DLC) I might forgive if the game was free but it is far from it. The gameplay is also not spectacular with brightly coloured moving backgrounds that make it hard to aim and it the notes. This version is only slightly better than the persona 5 version since you get to see the persona 3 cast in glorious HD models.

As a huge fan of the series who greatly enjoyed this game, it doesn't deserve over a 7 or 8, truthfully. It oddly plays more clunky than Persona 4: Dancing All Night, has a lack of a story mode and remarkably less tracks than it's predecessor. I wouldn't recommend this game unless you're looking for extreme nostalgia to Persona 3, or really enjoy rhythm games.

This (and P5Dancing In StarLight) made me very sad, they are the same game as P4 Dancing All Night, there is no new elements, just new songs and characters (dancing in the background), i would even dare to say it is the same engine, just ported to the ps4, i really suggest to get both (with or without P4DAN) as digital and later on, they are overpriced right now and the special edition is not even worth the around 80-90 dollars, BUT if you loved P4DAN and just want to play more of the same (and you are desperate) you might be the target for both of this games. UPDATE: I just got a ps VR (not for this game) and what a disappointment, this game dares to say it is for VR and the only compatible ... stuff is the character view, i had to update this because that is the biggest potential wasted i've seen lately

A great game for Persona 3 fans that would like to see old favourite characters resurrected with new beautiful models. The game may not have a great story, but the soundtrack is climatic and the game play have soo many difficulty levels, that not only rhythm game veterans can enjoy it, but also kids.

I love this game so much. Got it with the endless night collection that also included 4 and 5 dancing. Im not a rhythm game guy but these are fun as hell and it's awesome to see the old guys with up to date graphics and just talking to them again.

Enjoyable, it is very familiar if you played P4D, and as a rhythm game is as solid as can be with a great soundtrack. The lack of a story though is mostly noticeable because of how unexpectedly good the P4 dancing and fighting game stories were for 'side' projects.

The songs are great and the core gameplay is solid, but overall P3D and P5D are bare-bones releases in a way that P4D was not. Perhaps because of the backlash from P4D being canon Atlus has given up on trying to incorporate a meaningful solo mode in the Persona rhythm games. There is a lot of irony in the fact that P4D is bundled as an "extra" with P3D & P5D yet is actually the most substantial game of the lot. These are still worth playing for a chance to revisit your favorite characters but I am disappointed overall. Hopefully a Persona 3 remake is released with these assets.

A lot of fun for fans of Persona 3. A shame that someone is review bombing every smt and persona related game.

It should be noted that someone is exploiting Metacritic's user score. The number of negatives keeps rising gradually and its the same on the page for the other game. They're at the same number and rise at the same incrimates and have been for hours now. Also the negatives for P4D rose by 100+ overnight even though that game is much older than these.

Love seeing the characters of p3 again, new graphics and really fun songs to play on

Really nice to see the cast of p3 again in a brand new graphics engine. Really enjoyable soundtrack and character interactions and recommended for anyone who enjoyed persona 3