Three years ago, Atlus released Persona 5 in the west, propelling the series from having a cult following to enjoying mainstream success. It has a wonderful story, whimsical characters, a vibrant soundtrack, and extremely polished turn-based combat. This year, Atlus (sort of) did it again with Persona 5 Royal, a pseudo definitive edition of an already refined JRPG.
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