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Persona 5 Tactica

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Persona 5 Tactica
Item: Persona 5 Tactica
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2023

GenresAdventure, Action, Third Person Perspective, Simulation, RPG, Top-Down Perspective, Anime and JRPG, Strategy, Military and Warfare, Single Player

AvailableNov 17, 2023

PlatformPC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One

DeveloperP-Studio

Overview

After a strange incident, the Phantom Thieves wander into a bizarre realm where its citizens are living under tyrannical oppression. Surrounded by a military group named Legionnaires, they find themselves in grave danger until a mysterious revolutionary named Erina rescues them and offers an enticing deal in exchange for their help. What truth lies behind Erina and the deal she offers to the Phantom Thieves.

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Critics split on Persona 5 Tactica: while its nostalgic charm, character arcs, and fresh setting shine, its shallow themes, sluggish pacing, and underwhelming narrative fail to match the series' depth, making it a flawed but fun side adventure.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

45%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

47%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The story of Persona 5 Tactica receives mixed but generally positive feedback from critics, particularly highlighting its engaging themes, nostalgic elements, and character interactions. Many praise its exploration of social critique and political undertones, with IGN Brasil noting the game’s “political and social critiques” despite its pacing issues. Eurogamer commends the development of new characters like Erina and Toshiro, calling their arcs “surprisingly personal,” while GamingTrend emphasizes the nostalgic characteristics that resonate with fans of the main series. The narrative also earns praise for its unique setting, such as the “pocket metaverse” introduced by TheSixthAxis, which adds a fresh layer to the Persona universe. Critics like GameGrin and Twinfinite highlight the game’s charm, with the latter noting its “camp, surprising, and fun” tone, and GameSpot lauding its “powerful story with intense investment.” These positives suggest that while the story may not match the depth of prior entries, it successfully captures the spirit of Persona through its thematic richness and character-driven moments. However, several critics criticize the story for lacking the depth and complexity fans expect from the Persona series. Guardian and Gamer.no describe the narrative as “bland” and “tedious,” with the latter noting that the plot feels overly long and unengaging. VideoGamer and Riot Pixels point to a lack of coherence, calling the storyline “overly simplistic” and “stretched” with minimal character development. CGMagazine and IGN Italia specifically highlight the underwhelming villain and shallow themes, while Impulsegamer (PC) criticizes the reduction of social mechanics and the focus on dialogue-heavy storytelling. TheGamer also points to “endless, soundless text-based conversations” that detract from engagement. These critiques collectively suggest that while Tactica offers a fun premise, its execution falls short in delivering the emotional weight and narrative sophistication seen in earlier Persona games. Overall, the consensus among critics is divided but leans toward acknowledging the story’s potential while recognizing its shortcomings. While some praise its thematic ambition and character moments—such as Eurogamer’s appreciation for Erina and Toshiro’s growth or GameSpot’s emphasis on “compelling narrative arcs”—the majority of reviews highlight issues with pacing, depth, and engagement. Critics like IGN and PC Invasion commend the narrative’s quality, but many others, including Guardian, CGMagazine, and Shacknews, argue that it fails to live up to the series’ legacy. The story is seen as a decent side adventure for fans but not a standout entry in the Persona franchise. Despite mixed reactions, there is agreement that Tactica offers a unique setting and some memorable moments, even if it doesn’t fully satisfy those seeking the same narrative depth as Persona 5.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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Persona 5 Tactica delivers sharp, accessible tactical combat with XCOM-inspired depth, praised for its grid-based strategy, "One More" mechanics, and Persona series flair—yet risks feeling too simple, repetitive, and underdeveloped compared to genre giants, leaving fans divided between its clever design and missed potential.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

65%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

34%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Persona 5 Tactica receives praise for its strategic depth and accessible mechanics, with many critics highlighting its turn-based tactical framework inspired by classics like XCOM and Fire Emblem. Reviewers such as IGN and Nintendo Life commend the grid-based combat system, which emphasizes positioning, cover, and character abilities, while PC Gamer and The Games Machine note the engaging use of mechanics like the "One More" turn-reversal feature and All-Out Attack. The game’s integration of Persona 5’s signature elements—such as Persona fusion, skill trees, and elemental weaknesses—adds a layer of customization, as noted by IGN Brasil and Nintendo Insider, who appreciate the flexibility in party composition and tactical decision-making. Additionally, Twinfinite and GamingTrend praise the game’s learning curve, which gradually introduces complexity through mission design and strategic challenges, making it appealing to both newcomers and veterans of the genre. However, several critics criticize Persona 5 Tactica for its simplicity and lack of depth compared to other tactical RPGs. CGMagazine and IGN Italia argue that the combat feels overly bare-bones, with minimal damage from attacks behind cover and repetitive encounters that diminish engagement over time. Riot Pixels and Metro GameCentral point out that while the cover system is reminiscent of XCOM, it lacks the complexity and innovation seen in its predecessors. TheGamer and Areajugones note that the game’s reliance on basic gun and melee attacks feels disconnected from the Phantom Thieves’ iconic flair, while Digital Trends and COGconnected mention unnecessary features that dilute the experience. Additionally, some critics, like Impulsegamer (PC) and LevelUp, highlight a lack of character differentiation despite customization options, suggesting missed opportunities to deepen gameplay mechanics. Overall, the consensus among critics is mixed but leans toward appreciation for Persona 5 Tactica’s strategic framework and accessibility. While many praise its engaging combat systems, unique mechanics, and nostalgic ties to the Persona series (as highlighted by Nintenderos and GameSpot), others feel it falls short in depth and originality. The game’s balance of simplicity and tactical creativity appeals to fans of strategy RPGs, but its repetitive elements and underdeveloped systems prevent it from reaching the heights of its predecessors. Despite these criticisms, Push Square and Twinfinite argue that the gameplay remains satisfying and enjoyable for those who prioritize strategic thinking over complexity, making it a worthwhile experience for genre enthusiasts.

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gameplay mechanics

Graphics and Visual Design

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Persona 5 Tactica’s chibi art is a polarizing gamble: vibrant, playful, and stylish for some, but jarring and tone-deaf for others, with critics divided over whether its bold visuals elevate or undermine the Persona legacy.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

36%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

58%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The visual design of Persona 5 Tactica has received a mix of praise for its stylistic choices and energetic presentation. Many critics highlight the game’s chibi art style as vibrant, playful, and distinct, with GameSpot noting it adds "vibrancy, energy, and playfulness" to the experience. Nintendo Life emphasizes that the cartoonish Chibi designs "fit well within the Persona universe," while PC Gamer praises the "slick menus, beautiful cutscenes, and well-realized character designs." The game’s visual identity is often tied to its tactical gameplay, with Twinfinite describing the graphics as "bold" and "comic book-like," and COGconnected applauding the "solid environment design" and "spectacular boss designs." Additionally, the art style’s consistency with Persona 5’s legacy is noted by LaPS4, who mentions it retains the "essence of Persona 5" despite its chibi aesthetic. These positives underscore a generally favorable reception for the game’s visual flair and creativity. However, several critics critique the chibi art style as divisive or poorly executed. VideoGamer and PC Games argue that the "poorly executed" chibi designs clash with the Persona universe’s tone, while Riot Pixels describes the level design as "bland" and "generic." Metro GameCentral and CGMagazine express concerns about the visual style undermining the game’s serious themes, with the latter stating the static 2D character models "hinder storytelling." Critics like NintendoWorldReport and Gamer.no point to limitations in enemy variety and repetitive environments, while Gfinity and SpazioGames note that the style may not appeal to all fans. Additionally, some reviewers, such as Destructoid, mention awkward transitions between visual novel segments and animated cutscenes, and Impulsegamer highlights a "dissonance between visuals and narrative" due to the chibi aesthetic clashing with the game’s darker themes. Overall, the critical consensus leans toward a balanced view, acknowledging both the strengths and weaknesses of Persona 5 Tactica’s visual design. While many praise its energetic, stylish approach—such as the "charming" chibi art noted by IGN Italia and the "vibrant" presentation praised by Windows Central—the criticisms about execution, thematic mismatch, and repetitive environments are also significant. Reviewers like GameSpot and Nintendo Life appreciate the unique aesthetic, but others, including VideoGamer and PC Games, find it jarring or unconvincing. The divide reflects a broader debate over whether the chibi style enhances or detracts from the Persona experience, with some fans embracing its lightheartedness and others longing for the series’ signature polish. Despite these differences, the game’s visual identity remains a defining aspect of its appeal, even if it doesn’t universally satisfy all expectations.

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graphics and visual design

Music and Sound Design

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Critics praise Persona 5 Tactica’s energetic, stylistically cohesive jazz-rock-funk fusion and nostalgic vocals, but call it repetitive, less memorable than previous entries, and marred by audio issues, falling short of the series’ iconic heights.

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Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

72%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

28%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The sound design and music of Persona 5 Tactica received largely positive reception from critics, with many praising its stylistic cohesion and energetic compositions. Reviewers highlighted the soundtrack’s ability to capture the essence of the Persona series, blending jazz, rock, funk, and pop elements to create an immersive atmosphere. For instance, Gfinity called the soundtrack “stellar,” noting catchy new battle themes and nostalgic remixes that evoke the original game’s charm. PC Invasion lauded it as “fantastic” with standout tracks that elevate the experience, while IGN Italia acknowledged its high quality despite noting it was less memorable than previous entries. The return of Lyn Inaizumi’s vocals, particularly in battle themes, was a standout feature, with Game Informer praising her “soaring vocals and electrifying guitars.” Additionally, Checkpoint Gaming and Nintendo Life highlighted the smooth rock-and-jazz fusion that complements gameplay, reinforcing the series’ signature style. The music’s ability to enhance immersion and maintain the game’s vibrant tone was a recurring positive, with TechRadar Gaming describing the audio design as “impressively stylish.” However, several critics pointed out shortcomings, particularly in memorability and originality. IGN Brasil and CGMagazine criticized the soundtrack for lacking the iconic, standout tracks that defined Persona 5, with the former noting repetitive compositions and the latter calling it “subpar compared to previous entries.” Wccftech and Hardcore Gamer echoed this sentiment, stating the music “lacks memorable quality” and feels overused by the end. Some reviewers also raised concerns about voice acting, with Guardian describing it as “saccharine” and Impulsegamer noting that dialogue could be too quiet, detracting from the audio experience. Additionally, Nintendo WorldReport mentioned issues where music occasionally overshadowed voice lines, while IGN Spain and BaziCenter acknowledged the soundtrack’s familiarity but noted it didn’t reach the same heights as earlier games. These critiques suggest a general consensus that while the music is competent and stylistically consistent, it fails to replicate the emotional resonance of the series’ best work. Overall, critics generally agree that Persona 5 Tactica’s sound design and music are solid, stylish, and true to the franchise’s identity, but fall short of the exceptional standards set by Persona 5. While many praised its energetic fusion of genres and nostalgic elements—such as GamingTrend’s “groovy and energetic soundtrack” or RPGamer’s “memorable tracks”—others felt it lacked the groundbreaking impact of its predecessor. The mixed reception reflects a balance between appreciation for the soundtrack’s consistency and frustration over its lack of innovation. Notably, PC Invasion called it “one of the best in the industry,” while IGN Brasil and CGMagazine expressed more reserved opinions. Ultimately, the music is seen as a strong but not transformative aspect of the game, with most critics acknowledging its value within the series’ broader legacy despite its limitations.

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Voice Acting

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Praise for Persona 5 Tactica's voice acting highlights stellar performances, emotional depth, and the original cast’s return, but technical hiccups—like inconsistent volume, missing lines, and repetitive dialogue—dim its shine, though they’re minor flaws in an otherwise strong, story-driven experience.

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Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

63%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

37%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Persona 5 Tactica receives widespread praise, with many critics highlighting its strong performances and emotional depth. Game Rant notes that the new characters are "the most interesting," while IGN commends Leeanna Albanese for bringing "depth and determination" to her role as Erina. Impulsegamer and PC Gamer both celebrate the original cast’s "phenomenal performances," emphasizing their ability to elevate the narrative. COGconnected, Gfinity, and DualShockers also praise the voice acting, with Gfinity noting that the main cast “delivers consistently great” work, though some characters’ voices are too quiet. Additionally, IGN and Game Informer highlight the authenticity of the original cast’s return, while RPGamer singles out Cassandra Lee Morris, Leeanna Albanese, and MacLeod Andrews for standout performances. The overall sentiment is that the voice acting enhances the game’s storytelling and character dynamics, even if it doesn’t fully match the high bar set by Persona 5. However, several critics point to technical and narrative shortcomings in the voice acting. WellPlayed criticizes the lack of voice acting in "most dialogue sequences," while Gfinity and Impulsegamer note issues with inconsistent volume levels that require players to adjust settings. Multiplayer.it mentions that not all dialogues are fully voiced, and NintendoWorldReport points out instances where music drowns out voiceovers, forcing reliance on subtitles. Guardian also critiques the "overly sweet" tone of some performances, which could alienate certain players. Meanwhile, Twinfinite warns that repetitive voice lines may become annoying over time. These issues suggest that while the voice acting is generally strong, it occasionally falters in consistency and immersion, particularly in technical execution or pacing. Despite these critiques, the overall consensus among critics leans positive, with most acknowledging the voice acting as a key strength of Persona 5 Tactica. The return of the original cast is widely celebrated for maintaining the series’ signature charm and emotional resonance, as noted by Game Rant, IGN, and RPGamer. While some reviewers, like Game Informer and PC Gamer, emphasize the high quality of performances, others, such as COGconnected and Eurogamer, highlight the engaging and "effortlessly charming" nature of the dialogue. The minor issues—such as volume inconsistencies or repetitive lines—are seen as manageable flaws rather than major drawbacks. Ultimately, the voice acting is viewed as a vital component that enhances the game’s narrative and character interactions, even if it doesn’t fully replicate the excellence of its predecessor.

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Technical Performance

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Persona 5 Tactica shines on PC (144fps) and consoles but stumbles on Switch, where sluggish load times and glitches overshadow its polished gameplay, leaving optimization issues as its most glaring flaw.

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Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

45%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

50%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Persona 5 Tactica varies across platforms, with several reviewers highlighting its strengths. On PC, GameGrin praised the game’s smooth 60 FPS on mid-tier hardware and minimal load times, while INVEN noted flawless performance on Steam Deck without bugs or translation errors. PC Invasion lauded the game’s ability to run at a silky 144fps on a mid-range PC, emphasizing the polished menus. On Nintendo Switch, God is a Geek and Vooks commended its steady framerate and manageable loading times, while Multiplayer.it highlighted clean visuals with minimal issues. The PS5 version received positive feedback from Everyeye.it and GameSpew, who noted no performance issues or lengthy load times, and Xbox Series X critics like Atomix and Windows Central praised its smooth 1080p/60 FPS presentation. These reviews suggest the game is well-optimized on higher-end hardware and portable systems alike. However, technical shortcomings were also reported across platforms. On PC, Player 2 criticized the game’s tendency to minimize and pause when clicking outside the window, while Wccftech mentioned basic graphics options. For the Nintendo Switch, multiple reviewers, including NintendoWorldReport and SpazioGames, highlighted frequent and lengthy loading times that disrupted gameplay flow, with NintendoWorldReport noting persistent artifacting during transitions. Metro GameCentral and MeuPlayStation criticized the PS5 version for long load screens, which they felt detracted from immersion. While most platforms maintained stability, these issues underscored inconsistencies in optimization, particularly on the Switch, where load times remained a recurring concern despite minor improvements via patches. Overall, critics generally agreed that Persona 5 Tactica delivers a stable and visually appealing experience across all platforms, with PC and consoles like Xbox Series X showcasing strong performance. However, the Nintendo Switch version faced significant criticism for its prolonged load times and occasional technical hiccups, which some reviewers felt overshadowed its otherwise smooth gameplay. While PS5 and PC received more balanced feedback—acknowledging minor bugs but praising overall polish—the consensus was that the game’s technical execution varied by platform, with optimization challenges on the Switch being the most notable drawback. Despite these issues, the majority of reviews emphasized that the core experience remained enjoyable, with only a few critical flaws affecting broader appeal.

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Replay Value

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Persona 5 Tactica delivers robust customization, strategic depth, and a compelling New Game+ mode for replayability, but repetitive gameplay, low difficulty, and lack of innovation may limit its appeal beyond dedicated fans.

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Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

22%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

67%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

12%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The reviewers generally acknowledge that Persona 5 Tactica offers several features that enhance its replay value, particularly through customization, side content, and structured progression systems. PC Gamer highlights a "robust New Game+ mode" alongside engaging side quests and character customization, while PCGamesN emphasizes the ability to craft powerful weapons and revisit maps for additional Personas. NintendoWorldReport and TheXboxHub praise the game’s strategic depth, noting that players can experiment with different team compositions and strategies across multiple playthroughs. Additionally, the presence of optional missions, 3-star rating systems, and skill tree upgrades (as noted by PC Invasion and Eurogamer) provides incentives for revisiting content. For fans of the series, the game’s accessibility and tactical mechanics, as highlighted by Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics, make it a compelling experience worth exploring multiple times. However, several critics point to limitations that may reduce long-term replayability. Game Revolution and INVEN note that the game’s low difficulty and "perceived ease" diminish the incentive to replay, while WellPlayed and TheGamer criticize repetitive enemy encounters and a lack of variety in boss fights over its 30-hour runtime. Others, like Nintendo Insider and IGN Brasil, suggest that the game’s linear structure and absence of social elements (a hallmark of mainline Persona games) limit its appeal beyond dedicated fans. Additionally, critics such as Hardcore Gamer and Riot Pixels highlight that grinding for experience or items feels unnecessary, and the lack of postgame content in some versions (as mentioned by LaPS4) further restricts replay value. The repetitive nature of missions and formulaic challenges, noted by TheSixthAxis and Metro GameCentral, also detract from the game’s longevity. Overall, the consensus among critics is mixed but leans toward a balanced assessment: while Persona 5 Tactica provides enough customization, side content, and strategic depth to justify multiple playthroughs for fans, its accessibility and repetitive elements may not satisfy all players. Reviewers like PC Gamer and NintendoWorldReport argue that the game’s New Game+ mode and tactical experimentation make it one of the more replayable entries in the Persona series, whereas others, such as Game Revolution and WellPlayed, feel its low challenge and lack of innovation limit its replayability. The divide reflects a broader tension between the game’s design as an accessible SRPG and its shortcomings in offering sustained difficulty or narrative depth. Ultimately, while the game’s mechanics and systems support replayability, its success in this regard depends on individual player preferences for strategy versus challenge.

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Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

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Positive Reviews (80-100)

55%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

45%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall reception of Persona 5 Tactica highlights its strengths as a tactical RPG that retains the charm and style of the Persona series. Critics like IGN praised its engaging combat system, extensive party customization, and distinct visual and musical identity, noting the "impressive soundtrack" and "distinct Persona 5 style." GameSpew called it a "must-have for fans of tactical role-playing games," while Nintendo Life highlighted its "engaging gameplay," "great soundtrack," and "charming visuals." The game’s blend of strategic depth with the Persona universe was seen as a success, particularly by reviewers like GGRecon, who called it the "best spin-off in the series," and Noisy Pixel, who described it as a "strategic and narrative gem." Even critics who acknowledged its flaws, such as Wccftech and IGN Brasil, conceded that the game offers enjoyable moments, with the latter calling it a "solid strategy game" that captures the spirit of the Phantom Thieves. However, several critics pointed to significant shortcomings that detract from its appeal. PC Games and Riot Pixels criticized the game as a "low-effort spin-off" and a "disappointing entry," respectively, citing a lack of depth, repetitive gameplay, and an unengaging story. Gamer.no and Metro GameCentral noted that the tactical mechanics feel simplistic or shallow, with the former calling it "the least interesting tactical game in recent years" and the latter describing it as "fun but shallow." Others, like CGMagazine, argued that the game’s new elements "don’t mesh well," while Softpedia criticized its monotonous pace and repetitive gameplay. The reliance on prior knowledge of Persona 5 was another point of contention, with TRG advising newcomers to play the main game first, and GameGrin noting that the story "hits familiar beats." These critiques often centered on a perceived lack of innovation and depth compared to the series’ earlier entries. Despite mixed reactions, the consensus among critics leans toward Persona 5 Tactica being a worthwhile but niche experience. While it fails to match the narrative and strategic complexity of the main Persona games, many reviewers acknowledged its value as a spin-off for dedicated fans. Nintenderos and RPGamer praised its "interesting story" and "fantastic combat," while Twinfinite called it "a recommended game" despite repetitive voice lines. Conversely, critics like PC Games and LaPS4 felt it underwhelmed, with the former calling it a "simple and somewhat disappointing entry." Ultimately, the game seems to polarize opinions: it is celebrated for its charm, visuals, and tactical mechanics by fans but criticized for its lack of originality and depth. As GamesHub noted, it’s a "good interpretation of the Phantom Thieves’ spirit," but one that may not satisfy all players.

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Praise for tactical combat, visuals, and Persona charm clashes with criticism of repetitive gameplay, shallow mechanics, and lack of innovation, making it a divisive spin-off that excites fans but frustrates newcomers.

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Reviews

163 reviews found

100

PC Invasion

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica is lauded as an immaculate game that successfully translates the style and essence of Persona 5 into an SRPG. It is commended for its unique gameplay mechanics, compelling story, fantastic characters, and incredible style, earning endless praise.

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100

TheXboxHub

Xbox Series X

Nov 15, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica is praised for being a bold new direction for the Persona franchise, offering a unique tactical experience within the established universe. The game's strong art style, engaging story, well-implemented gameplay mechanics, and high replay value make it a highly rewarding and enjoyable experience for both new players and fans of the series.

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PC Gamer

Nov 15, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica offers a revolutionary take on the genre with engaging gameplay, compelling storytelling, and high replay value, making it a must-play for Persona fans and turn-based strategy enthusiasts.

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Gaming Age

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica is a fantastic experience that is highly recommended to fans of tactical RPGs or Persona games. It has something for everyone.

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Noisy Pixel

PlayStation 5

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica is a strategic and narrative gem within the Persona 5 series, a must-try for fans and newcomers alike.

God is a Geek

Nintendo Switch

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica is highly recommended for playing on the Switch due to its perfect fit for handheld play despite longer load times.

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GamingTrend

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica offers a compelling and engaging experience, capturing the hearts of both fans and new players.

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The Games Machine

Xbox Series X

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica is praised for its passionate design, strategic depth, and successful integration of X-Com-like strategic vision, making it a highly recommended experience on the Xbox Series X platform.

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Gfinity

Nintendo Switch

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica has an engaging story, great gameplay, mixed graphics, stellar soundtrack, and solid voice acting. The slow pacing and time required to unlock all options are the major drawbacks.

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Twinfinite

Xbox Series X

Nov 14, 2023

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Persona 5 Tactica is a stylish and enjoyable tactical adventure that can be enjoyed by both old and new players. The story is camp and surprising, and the gameplay offers strategic battles. The graphics are bold and engaging, although repetitive voice lines can be annoying. Overall, it is a recommended game.

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