Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers (Treasure Box) [Limited Edition] (Chinese Subs)

Persona 5 Scramble is a worthy sequel to the original game.
The Phantom Thieves embark on a new unforgettable summer vacation road trip taking them all across Japan to steal back the desires of the public but with a new twist. The new characters "Sophia & Zenkichi Hasegawa" are great new additions to the cast. The battle system created by Koei Tecmo is vastly different from the previous game despite that it is fun & entertaining inspired from the musou warrior games.
If you are pessimistic as to whether you should get P5S don't be, this is a sequel done right.

I bought it because this edition won't be available in the West, and I absolutely loved it! It arrived just in time, and it's so pretty....~

When people talk about Persona 5 and all of its offshoots, it often boils down to one word - style. Contrasting black and red palette, catchy interface, unusual poses and actions - and this is just part of the unique gameplay, thanks to which the story of the Reavers of the Hearts is liked by people at first sight. To deprive a game of style is to take away the foundation on which everything rests. Fortunately, Persona 5 Strikers is still a stylish game.

All animations of the main menu have been redesigned, although almost all the items remain the same. 2D animation was abandoned in favor of stylized 3D, but it didn't get any worse. On the contrary, the skillful use of 3D has taken video directing to a new level. Not without high-quality anime inserts, which have long become one of the hallmarks of Persona.

Atlus continues to provide quality special editions! I love all the special goodies included and the fun collectors box provided. A must have for P5 fans!

The gameplay sections are really standard muso / dynasty warriors stuff. You get basic attacks, special moves and all the rest of it. You take out hordes of enemies and also take on lieutenants, bosses etc. Really standard stuff, but it is well executed.

But you're not here for the gameplay! You're here for the waifus, and this game delivers in spades. You basically get to hang out with all your friends that you wish were real for another few weeks, and wonder again, in what way makoto would turn you down if you asked her out irl. The new AI chan is cute, too.

Overall, this game is great for fans of p5, but I can't see it as being much interest to others.

The level of Japanese you need to understand is fairly low, but some of the police-related scenes have gluts of specific vocab. Otherwise it's not too hard.