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It really feels like you're watching a movie while playing the game. The story was also dramatic and deeply moving—I really enjoyed it. However, there isn't the same variety of strategies as in *Hitman*, and I felt like the developers didn't fully capitalize on their strengths.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

It may have been innovative and impressive when it was first released, but to be honest, it’s become relatively commonplace now and lacks a sense of novelty. That said, I believe the high-quality level design deserves recognition.

As you level up, you can feel the satisfying action, and enemies become increasingly challenging to defeat as you progress—the balance between the two is exceptionally well-tuned.

Through these two characters, the game successfully combines a fresh sense of terror with the exhilaration of overcoming that fear, delivering an incredibly immersive experience.

Although it is a shooting game, it offers solutions beyond just shooting, and its clever design—which is a key factor in creating a sense of thrill and exhilaration—is truly wonderful.

Not only is it an engaging Souls-like action game, but simply playing it feels exhilarating, making it a high-quality action game in its own right. There’s plenty to do beyond the main story, so you can enjoy it for a very long time.

Many players say the game has improved with the update, but that’s only because they’re comparing it to how it was right after release; when compared to other popular games in the same genre, its usability is still poor, and there are many instances where it feels restrictive.

The game offers high freedom and potential from the start, but the action lacks a sense of exhilaration. It's recommended for those who want to enjoy the story and world-building, but I don't think it's suitable for players who want to enjoy the controls themselves.

I've only played up to defeating the first boss, but I think it's exceptionally high quality as an action **** battle system, where opportunities to deal massive damage occur frequently for both sides, is incredibly thrilling and exciting.

I did not play the past titles long time, so I do not remember the details, but this review is based on that assumption. I assumed the experience would be the same as in past titles, but the improved resolution and frame rate have enriched the experience beyond what I expected. The settings also allow for fine-tuning, which is a nice touch that feels friendly. As for the all-important timing adjustment, while somewhat inconvenient, it is a good thing that it is now possible to adjust it in the first place.

The points that were troublesome in the previous work have been improved, and there are no strange additional elements, and for this reason, I feel that this work is a pure evolution of the previous work. On the other hand, it is true that I was not surprised or moved by the game as soon as I started playing it, and I felt somewhat bored.

As someone who has never played the pre-remastered version, I am concerned that the action feels a little rough. The freedom and convenience of an open-world game are extremely good, and the detailed growth elements are challenging, but the shortness of the main quest is a bit disappointing. Probably best for those who have played the past games, but I think a little caution is needed if you are playing for the first time now.

The battle system is so excellent that normal battles, which in most RPGs can be annoying and are often avoided, become something you'll want to play over and over again in this game. It's a command battle RPG, but no matter how strong an enemy is, it can be defeated depending on the player's skill, and because it's based on that premise, there's always tension in the battles. Personally, I think it's similar to an RPG version of Elden Ring.

It may be good enough for fans of the series, but the slow and uncomfortable pace of the conversations makes it hard to get emotionally involved in the **** action is sketchy and may be good for those who want to play an easy game, but will not feel that challenging.

First of all, the difficulty and balance of the board game aspect, which is the core of play, is well done and **** addition, the worldview and the behavior of the characters, which extend beyond the game, create a highly immersive experience that keeps the player's hands on the game.

Movement is smooth and pleasant, and the game is pleasantly done as an action game, with a variety of attack methods and a range for each **** story is also well written and is a wonderful piece of **** there is one thing that is lacking, it is that the story is designed for users with some knowledge of the game.

The concept of open world action where you can choose your own combat type was interesting and exciting.However, compared to recent games, I feel that there are many aspects that are lacking.There are few means of transportation, and fast travel requires rare items, which I must say is inconvenient for an open-world **** important means of attacking the dragons became all about clinging on to them, and there were many times when it felt monotonous.

The quality of the game as an action game is very high.However, those who do not understand Japanese history and culture will have a hard time understanding the story.

It is a Persona that has become easier to play and more **** did not fall short of my expectations, but it did not greatly exceed them either.