Examiner.com:
"From the developer of titles such as Baroque, Evolution and Knights in the Nightmare, Sting Entertainment, and the publisher behind the Shin Megami Tensei series, Demon’s Souls and Trauma Team, Atlus USA, comes a traditional style RPG with a few added twists.
Player’s will take on the role of either of two characters, the loyal knight Levant von Schweitzer or the care-free cleric Cecilia Armaclite. The land is split into two sections, both of which seem to know nothing of the other, the Lustrous Berge, which is always filled with light, and Dark Berge, which is engulfed in darkness.
In the end Hexyz Force may not be for everyone, but for RPG fans that want a game that offers plenty of play time, potentially 20-25 hours each story, with different endings and a whole lot of dungeons to explore, this would be a title worth picking up. At the price of $29.99 getting two RPGs in one is still a very good value."
Saad from eXputer: "I'm glad I don't have to choose between Square Enix, Atlus, and FromSoftware due to bad release windows and Shadow of the Erdtree."
Atlus is releasing their game one week before Erdtree, SE is releasing theirs one week after.
HZD released four days before Zelda, HFW released one week before Elden Ring.
It seems to me like they are still releasing their games too close to Erdtree.
What a word vomit, rambling, turd of an article that simply states the obvious. Classic exputer.
The P3RE.JP has seen an update to its domain today, suggesting that the rumored Persona 3 Remake could be announced in the near future.
I preferred Golden and unfortunately haven't beaten 3 as it's pretty hard to go back to it. I do know some points of the story etc though and have always heard most people liked the story in 3 better.
This remake will be perfect for me if true. And hopefully combines FES and portable's content.
Prefer the story, characters and soundtrack in P3. Wait for the remake to play it as the PS2 originals don't let you control your party members and P3portable(the one that was remastered) is a substantial downgrade visually.
Atlus is finally delivering on what many fans have been asking for by bringing past Persona games to new platforms, including Persona 5 Royal.
As it turns out, fans can thank SEGA for the Switch port. Atlus producer Shinji Yamamoto revealed in an interview of Famitsu that SEGA led the way on the project.
