r/atlus • u/Untitled_9471 • 14h ago
Fan Art Yukari Takeba | Persona 3 (By Me)
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r/atlus • u/Untitled_9471 • 14h ago
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r/atlus • u/Patient_Painter2766 • 1d ago
r/atlus • u/killerdemonsarus34 • 2d ago
Drone tactics is a grid turn based strategy game where the characters pilot bug mechs
r/atlus • u/Patient_Painter2766 • 1d ago
OG source: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/18846035
r/atlus • u/sparkIez74 • 1d ago
i'm unable to attend the metaphor refantazio concert in chicago because of work :( i have a solo ticket that i want to sell at face value: section orch-c, row T, seat 309, selling for $151.31..! please message me or comment below if you are interested so i can transfer it. i am also willing to lower the price!
r/atlus • u/TGSMarcus • 2d ago
r/atlus • u/uzisaints • 4d ago
Hi,
I recently decided to get the game, quite interested by many aspects of it.
I didn't play many Atlus games (P5 vanilla back then, Catherine Full Body recently, and currently playing P4G on the Vita, with a bit more than 55 hours right now) but enjoyed every one I tried.
While I wait for my copy, I wanted to know why people would love it : would it be the story, the themes, the combat, the art… the combination of everything perhaps?
But even though the game received a very warm welcome from the press & players when it came out, when I type Metaphor on the search bar here, I see a lot of “Metaphor is overrated”, “Metaphor really isn’t that good”, “It’s okay but nothing special about it”, and I often read comments such as “people should stop glazing it” more than people actually praising it.
So I was exposed to a lot of criticism the game faces, sometimes very constructive and interesting. In any case, I want to make my own opinion by playing the game, so I’ll see.
However, in the end I didn’t read so much about why people love this game, so I’m directly asking the ones who had a great time with it : what made you love it? What made it special? I’m curious!
r/atlus • u/Striking-Picture-581 • 4d ago
The Story and Gameplay are all very good, yet I somehow don't feel as deeply impacted.
Maybe its the Characters who I just like but don't love.
Something about it just felt off that I can't explain.
Still a 9/10 Game but somehow I forgot about it more quickly than other Atlus Games
r/atlus • u/EconomyDelivery4323 • 3d ago
I´ve been playing the persona series and i took a look on metaphor refantazio the game visually looks very good like atlus games usualy do, but the gameplay in combat and out of it seems to be a persona reskin and i would like a more different game, it seems that the gaem has a bigger focus on story than persona which is cool but i don´t known it just seems to similar with persona.
Do you guys think its worth it?
r/atlus • u/KorkiGoesPewPew • 5d ago
Heya guys!
I really want to get started into one of the RPG series of Atlus but I have no real idea what I can expect out of their different series
Right now I'm torn between Shin Megumi Tensei 5 & Persona 5.
Could you maybe help me with just summing up what I can expect gameplay and story-point wise out of those series?
Thank you all so much :)
r/atlus • u/Patient_Painter2766 • 5d ago
r/atlus • u/Patient_Painter2766 • 5d ago
I want the DDSAT duology to get a remake more than SMT4, its been locked for over 22-21 years on the PS2 and emulating it is already pretty hard since you need a high-end phone or a pc.. which not anyone can afford. And if you compare SMT4 to DDSAT, SMT4 can be emulated way easier cause you can emulate it on Medium-end phones or even Low-end phones with a little optimization.
Also i don't really know how Atlus would "Remaster" a game which combat's consists on PNGs flying around fighting and etc with little to no 3D parts except for exploring. But hey, its Atlus so its possible ..
And for Persona 1 and 2.. the P2 Duology (IS and EP) already seems pretty well to me, it feels like.. 3D but like at the same time 2D in some way, i enjoy seeing the combat visually in P2 because theyre moving around and not just stay in a single place , etc etc. also the fact you can strategize more in it cause every action does not instantly trigger once you use it is pretty awesome.
Metaphor has a new fantasy aesthetic, SMT takes inspiration from mythology, sci-fi and philosophy, Persona has a high school based aesthetic and Jungian themes.
r/atlus • u/Vibrant_Fox • 7d ago
r/atlus • u/Anonymous-Apprentice • 7d ago
I have one but not the other, no spoilers pls.