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Persona5: The Phantom X
Adventure
RPG
Free To Play
Single-player
Multi-player
Cross-Platform Multiplayer
In-App Purchases
Partial Controller Support

“We’re the Phantom Thieves, and we’re here to steal your heart!” The beloved RPG series with over 27 million copies sold finally arrives on PC and mobile!

Developers: ATLUS SEGA Perfect World
Publishers: SEGA
Release Date: Jun 25, 2025
Price (USD): Free
Current Players: 2.6k

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Mostly Negative(39%)
Persona aesthetics
familiar gameplay
character design
stylish combat
music and soundtrack
keeps you engaged
gacha mechanics
new characters
content updates
poor global treatment
aggressive monetization
subpar story
low pull rates
accelerated content
The general sentiment of the reviews is largely negative. Players are pleased with the familiar aesthetics and style of Persona 5 but are deeply critical of the game's gacha mechanics and SEGA's handling of the global release. Many reviews express disappointment with story and character developments, feeling they lack the depth and charm of mainline Persona games. The prevailing issue remains the perception of global players being treated unfairly, with inferior compensation and accelerated content without adequate resources.

Positive Points

  • The game captures the aesthetics of Persona 5 well with familiar UI, stylish combat, and classic soundtrack elements.
  • Some players appreciate that the gameplay is solid, drawing from mechanics established in Persona 5, offering a familiar experience for existing fans.
  • There is enthusiasm for the character designs and music, which are praised for maintaining the distinctive Persona franchise style.

    • Negative Points

  • Players are frustrated by the differences in treatment between the CN/TW/KR servers and the global release, with global players receiving less compensation and harsher monetization practices.
  • The game is criticized for its aggressive monetization, including limited banners, low gacha pull rates, and lack of proper compensation for accelerated content schedules.
  • Critics mention that the story and characters feel like a subpar imitation of Persona 5, with less depth and engagement than mainline entries.

    • Mixed Points

  • While some players appreciate the consistent updates and new content, others feel that it contributes to the pressure of keeping up with limited-time events without sufficient rewards.
  • The gacha system, although expected in a game of this type, has generated diverse opinions with some players willing to overlook it for gameplay while others find it off-putting.

    • Common Themes

  • The notion of greed and unfair treatment of the global player base is a recurring criticism, with players feeling disadvantaged compared to other regions.
  • There is a strong sentiment that, although the Persona elements provide a nostalgic pull, the game ultimately feels like a cash grab, prioritizing profits over player experience.
    • Updated 8/7/2025, 12:01:57 AM UTC
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