Customer Ratings & Reviews

Coming off my 95 hours spent with Persona 4 Golden I felt I needed more Persona in my life. I picked this up and spent a good 15 hours with it. It is a rhythm game however, there is still a bit of a persona paranormal story involved. The game is now collecting dust on my shelf since I beat it however, I still find myself playing the great tunes that come with the soundtrack. Worth the 25 bucks I spent on it on sale.

The game is excellent, especially if you are a Persona 4 fan. If you liked games like elite beat agents or the more recent hatsune miku games, you will probably like this too. The collector's edition has a beautiful box and all the extra goodies are amazing, especially the included soundtrack since I am a big fan of the music in the game.

The story is decent for a rhythm game and the overall soundtrack and presentation is pretty good.

Game is super fun, addicting, and the music is great.

The game itself is good and I got this version at the price of the normal version. Nice variation on the Persona series, especially if you like rhythm games. On the negative side, BestBuy shipped the box in a bubble envelope, so the box inside was completely crushed, ruining it for collecting purposes. Wish I could have purchased it in-store, but it wasn't in stock at any stores near me.

For people who love the Persona series, this game features music from the series' history redone and remixed, giving it a fresh take. The rhythm aspect of the game is fun and uses the controls well. The story mode felt a little tacked on with too many long visual novel-type segments between the active parts. I found myself completing it only to fill out the "Free Dance" mode (unlockable songs and characters), which is just free play with all the songs on 3 levels of difficulty. Free Dance also gives you the option of changing dance partners, outfits, and accessories. There's plenty to unlock, and there is an in-game shop that lets you spend points on extra costumes, accessories, and items that let you customize the gameplay further. All in all, I spent about 30 hours with the game, getting 100%, and it was time well-spent. TL;DR - Fun game highly recommended to fans of the Persona series and rhythm games. Extras in the Special Edition of the game may not be worth the asking price (the physical soundtrack was the best extra in the box)..

excellent story, great controls, a lot of fun to play

This game is amazing. I'm a huge fan of the persona series, as well as rhythm games in general, specifically the Hatsune Miku games. This game basically mashes both of those together and the resulting product is phenomenal.

Persona 4 Dancing All Night is a great game for fans of Persona 4. The story is set after the events in the ending of the Golden ending in Persona 4 Golden. The story is 8-10 hours long and is a little repetitive but its a fun ride all the way. The game features songs from Persona 4 and Persona Q ad the remixes are really great. I didn't like that there were three remixes of a song but a song like Long Way extended wasn't featured in the game.However, negatives aside, this is a must buy for Persona 4 fans. For newcomers, it is recommended to play Persona 4 Golden first because they're going to be confused throughout the story and won't recognize any the songs featured in the game because it mostly is fan service for Persona 4 fans.

Atlus is not known for music games but this one is surprisingly good. The persona music in this game is akin to a disco hall. Not all will enjoy this game, so watch videos of gameplay before diving in.

Solid rhythm game packed full of Persona 4 fan service. It does spoil the ending to Persona 4, so plan to playboy first if you care at all about experiencing the series' story as intended.

If you like the soundtrack of persona 4 and you like rhythm games, then this is for you. The only real complaints here are that there's too many remixes and not enough of the actual P4 soundtrack, and that the story has too much text between songs.

Look at all the stuff this CE comes with! Worth it to buy just for that alone. The case is great. Keychain looks a bit cheap (still cool). Game is a lot of fun. Get it.

Atlus gives you a great set of physical and digital bonuses with the Disco Fever Pack of Persona 4: Dancing All Night. The game is excellent for any Persona 4 fan.

Vita is alive and dancing with this special edition. It's huge, comes with loads of content, and will keep you busy for weeks!

I paid $31.99 after GCU before taxes which is a pretty good deal for the special edition. All the extra stuff is cool.

The game is a blast and very gorgeous. The box set is awesome! All the bells and whistles are worth the extra price.

If you are a fan of the Persona 4 series then this is a must play! Even rhythm games aren't your thing, the story is a great addition to the P4 canon. Also, the story mode is very easy for people to play. The difficulty comes in the "Free Dance" mode where you can play any song you want, using any difficulty you want. A bunch of accessories for each character to offer a bunch of fan service and replay ability for any Persona fan. Really, really fun.

I'll start off by saying I'm a huge rhythm game fanatic, so hearing there was going to be a Persona 4 themed rhythm game got me super excited! I loved seeing each characters' differing dancing styles. Naoto is my favorite dancer! ^.^ The downside to this game is the sluggish story mode. I jokingly referred to this as Persona 4 Reading All Night, as the story mode seems much like a visual novel game. I still haven't beaten story mode, but free dance is fun enough for me that I'm still satisfied with my purchase. All of the extra goodies with the collectors edition help too!

The game has great music selection and gameplay is definitely fun. I enjoyed the challenge modes and very addictive. The graphics looks amazing on the vita and contains lots of content. The collector edition is definitely worth it, if you enjoy the other Persona games.