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It's been a whole month since developer Atlus released Persona 5 Royal in Europe. If you have finished the revamped version of the beloved RPG and liked the story about a group of young teenagers who rebel against modern society, fear not - the game already has a sequel.
In February, developer Omega Force (best known for their Dynasty Warriors games), launched Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers - a spin-off for Persona 5 that is slated in the Musou sub-genre. The game has been rumoured for a Western release several times already, but just recently publisher Koei Tecmo informed its investors about concrete localization plans.
Siliconera was made aware that the title was listed in the company's financial report as an on-going project. It is currently not clear to us whether the localization can be completed in 2020 or at a later date but the main game for Nintendo Switch and Playstation 4 is done technically speaking.
Phantom Striker's story is a follow-up to the events of the main game that sends the phantom thieves on a new adventure across all of Japan. It is a collaboration project between developer Atlus and Koei Tecmo.
The follow-up to the incredible Persona 5 Royal is leaving a little to be desired.
Join us for a couple of hours of Atlus' action game.
The game is currently 35% off in Japan on PS4 and Nintendo Switch.
And, the game doesn't even release until tomorrow.
We completed the first chapter of the latest Persona 5 spin-off, to tell you how we feel about it.
The phantom thieves will have to solve another case next year. We watched the start of the adventure.
The new trailer also shows off more stylish gameplay and shortens the title.
