Persona 4 Revival (Game)

Persona 4 Revival

GAME » on February 18, 2027

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A full remake of 2008's Persona 4.

Confirmed new features:

Combat:

Send Flying - Borrowed from Persona 5 Tactica (Game), when fighting multiple Shadows in a battle, by using a normal attack on a Shadow afflicted with a status ailment, there's a chance to Send them Flying into their own allies and spreading the ailment to them as well.

Baton Pass - Borrowed from Persona 5 (Game), during a "1 More" state, you can pass the turn to someone else in your party to better attack an enemy's weakness.

Prime Time - After filling up a certain gauge while exploring a dungeon, the party can enter Prime Time. During Prime Time, the player can unleash consecutive actions in one turn, all skill costs are 0, all resistances are ignored, Baton Pass can be used without a 1 More state, and Prime Time can be finished with a "Series Finale" that deals massive damage to all enemies on the field.

Presentation:

New and remixed tracks composed by Atlus' Music Composer Ryota Kozuka (Person). Vocals for Rise's songs provided by Shiori Sasaki.

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