There are excellent RPG ideas powering the game, but they’re left stranded in search of a worthwhile role to play.
The additional timeline never really questions the naïveté with which Radiant Historia preaches of self-sacrifice.
The first game in this series since 2010 offers a no-frills story mode that echoes the arcade experience.
It might boast a roster of wannabe pop idols, but the battle system is the real star of the show.
The game is an old-school dungeon-crawler RPG draped in a modern-day anime-style presentation.
The game deserves praise for its efficient blend of stylish anime-inspired artwork and handsome third-person exploration.
While you may lose days of your life to the lengthy dungeons and the micromanagement of your demonic menagerie, you won’t lose your soul.
While everyone will appreciate Atlas taking the time to add the “choose a gender” feature to this portable iteration, some shortcuts were made to make a portable version of Persona 3 possible.