Persona 3 Reload

If the goal of Persona 3 Reload is to modernize a classic JRPG from the PlayStation 2 era for a new generation of players, then it is undeniably a success. While there may be some legitimate disappointment over the lack of content from Persona 3 FES and Portable, what is here is more than enough to cement Reload’s status as a solid remake that delivers the now definitive version of Persona 3.

Persona 3 Reload is by far the best game in the franchise. With plenty of new content, significant visual and performance improvements, fine-tuned adjustments in all gameplay systems, and a captivating story, it feels fresh on today's consoles. Addictive and stylish, Atlus's JRPG is more than just a well-crafted remake, it's one of the greatest games of the decade.

Revisiting a classic is an exciting proposition, yet there are always concerns about respecting the original. Persona 3 Reload doesn’t quite address all the shortcomings of its previous renditions, nor does it include all the extras added over the years. However, it’s another incredible take that stands proudly alongside the other stellar versions of the game. With all of its new additions and features, especially the updated visuals, rewind function, and new battle mechanics, Reload is the best way to experience Persona 3.

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A great remake that updates the Atlus classic to modern times with a new and stylish audiovisual section and with a multitude of interesting novelties and improvements. It is not the definitive version of this wonderful RPG, but it is the best and most enjoyable one, with an unforgettable story and characters, although the “dungeon crawling” in the Tartarus tower may not connect equally well with everyone.

As with all Persona games, Persona 3 Reload takes its time, both with its 80 hour story and its slow progression throughout the ingame months. If that's your thing, then there's an amazing game here with an interesting story, fun characters and outstanding music. The combat doesn't always hold up, but it mostly does and it's fun when it works.

If you’re already a Persona fan, there’ll probably be enough sheer Persona-ness for you to forgive all the shameless grinding and recycling. For curious newcomers, a lot will depend on whether or not the look and sound of the game push your buttons. If it doesn’t, steer clear, as I definitely wouldn’t recommend it as a gameplay experience. And if it does, you might enjoy it, but the more refined Persona 5 would still be a better entry point to the series.

jogo perfeito melhores 120 reais ja gastos na minha vida, esse jogo é muitoo bom, é verdadeiramente uma experiencia, caso queira jogar nao pegue spoilers pois isso ira acabar com sua experiencia, a qualidade tanto grafica tanto de gameplay muito boa, nao sou muito fa de jrpg pelo menos era antes de jogar persona, jogo do ano, o estilo mais anime deixa o jogo muito mais bonitas, como nas cutscene essa estetica de anime combina muito, em geral, melhor jogo que eu ja jogui na minha vida, recomendo muito

Persona 3 Reload is a great game with a good story, characters and music but Tartarus really starts to drag in the second half Climbing it over and over gets repetitive and can feel like a chore Some of the social links are boring too even though the combat and presentation are still solid and honestly the game would’ve been better if it were a bit shorter

Persona 3 Reload is overall a good videogame but Tartarus felt like a chore and I alwasy forced myself to go in there instead of hanging out with my social links.

The most overrated game I've never seen,sorry but his game have soulless characters, weak plot and no fun gameplay for dungeon and city exploration (

Very overrated. The game isn't terrible, but the amount of time spent just clicking through side activities for S-links, etc., is excessive. It gets really boring, and most of the side activities are dull. The combat and fusions are cool, but nothing revolutionary for the series. I just don’t understand why they felt the need to extend the game’s length so much. Unfortunately, the whole experience is mostly just clicking through boring dialogue for 40-50 hours, with 10-15 hours of Tartarus fights.