Customer Ratings & Reviews

Played Persona 5 and when I heard about this game being released in Japan, was very excited for it to be released. Went through the campaign and I have to say, this game just might be better than the base game. The combat is very entertaining and the story is a continuation of the base game so that was refreshing to see all the characters once again!

Amazing great gameplay and soundtrack !!! My personal favorite out of the persona series

This is a great game with a good story and good gameplay. It’s a great sequel to the original Persona 5

If you enjoyed Persona 5, you’ll enjoy this game for sure. The story, the characters, the gameplay, and the soundtrack, made it so hard to put down the controller. Speaking from someone who’s played previous persona games, this game really does it’s justice in making you feel like you’re with your friends when you’re playing this game.

If you like the vanilla Persona 5 lore, this game acts as the sequel. Unlike the base game though, it is a hack and slash (not a turn based rpg). This game leaves out things that makes Persona games fun like the hangouts with confidants. This also means you will be single in the game even if you dated someone in base p5.

Very fun game! It retains the art design and cel shading of Persona 5, but takes the story in a new direction. I do like it being an action RPG instead of a standard JRPG as well. However, the plot begins where Person 5/Royal ends, so that needs to be played first to understand a lot of what's going on in this game.

So much fun to play. I love the muso-style game! This is really fun and is great with its story and characters but do not expect to be like the original Persona 5 game with social links and such. It is its own thing doing its own stuff that is loosely base after the events of the original game.

Amazing game if you like the persona games And it Dynasty Warriors only this game though the rest of the persona games are turn base but really amazing and a amazing story the graphics are fine especially on Playstation run 60 frames per second the combos are nice i like it it great.

Having played Persona 4 Golden, Persona 3 FES and Persona 5, I have been eagerly anticipating playing P5 Strikers since it was announced. The game doesn't disappoint. Great graphics, streamlined action and possibly the best music in a video game in years. Well worth the purchase.

I got the preorder and I came with a really nice steel book. I like the game play. It is similar to Dynasty Warriors and Hyrule Warriors. I like the game play and the new bond system. The story is also pretty good and has good voice acting in both English and Japanese.

Remember that this game is a sequel, if you’re jumping onto the band wagon and just buying this because people were hyping it up. Prepare to get hit with a lot of context sensitive content in the game as it pretty much picks up only a couple months after the ending of The original P5. So, all these characters you’re interacting with are talking to you with familiarity because you already went through an entire campaign with them. On the other side, if you are coming straight from P5 or P5Royal, the gameplay is significantly different as in it is fast paced and action packed. The Warriors team always does a really nice job of trying to incorporate the source material into their spin off games. So you’ll still run into elemental weaknesses and All out attacks and other little tidbits that are unique to Persona 5. I’d say the game is a lot of fun even if I haven’t finished it yet, it feels like a home coming and I love it.

this game is the Dynasty Warriors of persona 5. plays well and story intriguing enough to keep on playing. Also lots of things to do, like building relationships with partners, and leveling up personas to build the ultimate combo.

The game itself is incredibly fun. I love that the story is a continuation of Persona 5 though I wouldn't recommend getting it without playing Persona 5 first. If you enjoy persona and musou games in general I would definitely recommend it.

I had this on PS4 when it originally came out and I'm actually quite surprised with this Switch release. Yes, there are some graphical difference and more frame dips compared to ps4 on a pro, but that's kind of a given If you prefer the Switch or want it play it on the go, I really recommend this game. It's also one of the better Musou like games because it still feel very Persona l vibe

Great continuation of Persona 5 that runs well on Switch. If you like the typical Warriors-type of games, you’ll enjoy the twist to the formula that this one provides. Makes it almost a fusion of RPG and real-time action.

The game performs very well on Switch, and looks mostly great though this version looks a little more jaggy due to the lack of anti aliasing. My package arrived on time and in great condition. The game itself is very good itself

I love musou styles games, they can get repetitive, but with Personas excellent characters and soundtrack it helps prolong the title. Runs surprising well on the switch and is not entirely a blurry mess.

Persona 5 fans get this now!! This game is a much needed continuation of P5; the story is good, the gameplay is fun and all the content we love from P5 is all there, minus the social aspects of the original

It's a pretty good game. It's different from your usual Persona game due to the more action-oriented combat system, but feels oddly familiar with the way Personas and some of the fine mechanics of Persona 5 work. Although, the usual life sim elements are heavily downplayed compared to past entries; and it's considerably shorter, like a good 40-50 hours will be spent finishing the game at a decent pace. Also, it's a lot more linear. It's a good buy for fans of Persona 5 as it's a sequel and is definitely more fan-service for fans, however, for others, I wouldn't recommend as you need to know what's happened in Persona 5 to know what some of the stuff and lingo in this game. Otherwise, it's preeetty good.

This continues right after Persona 5 without being a rerun like Royal. The gameplay and combat is a lot faster and more exciting than the turn-based stuff. It also runs really well.