3DS Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth

Atlus’s Persona series website now lists the platform of Persona Q2 as ‘to be determined’, although the http://pq2.jp website states Nintendo 3DS. The game is listed for 2018 release and regularly is the most wanted Nintendo game amongst Famitsu readers.

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Dr.Para schrieb:

blickt da überhaupt noch jemand durch, wieso shin megami tensei/persona/altus titel nur auf plattform xy erscheint?

- shin megami tensei ist gefühlt seit über 10 jahren nintendo exklusiv
- persona ist seit anfang an sony exklusiv, außer die persona q reihe
- persona arena 1-2 und catherine waren auf ps3/xbox 360
- persona dancing spin-off's bis jetzt alle sony exklusiv
- catherine remaster ist auch wieder nur sony exklusiv
- project re fantasy ist bis jetzt auch nur für ps4 bestätigt

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Persona Q, a 2014 turn-based role-playing game for the 3DS, put Persona 3 and 4 characters into an extended “what-if” scenario where they had to band together and navigate gigantic labyrinths to escape an abandoned high school. It’s easily one of my favorite 3DS games, so you can imagine I was pretty hype for Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth, out June 4 on the 3DS. It’s a sequel that brings the Phantom Thieves from Persona 5 into the mix. I’m 25 hours in, and I have barely been able to put the game down.

The Persona Q series is actually a mashup of two Atlus game series: Etrian Odyssey and Persona. In them, you enter multi-floor labyrinths where you have to draw your own map and mark important discoveries like shortcuts and treasures. There are random battles throughout where you use “Personas,” monsters with customizable skill sets, to exploit enemy weaknesses and access combat advantages. There are also large enemies called FOEs that you can see on the map and generally try to avoid when you first encounter them. Sometimes, you have to lure a FOE into an encaged area, for example, or try to slip by it at exactly the right moment. Miscalculating and encountering a FOE or even taking the wrong attack from your standard mook can easily be deadly. Because the labyrinths are smartly designed to reward thorough exploration, making choices about when to progress and when to regroup is consistently thrilling.

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