THE ESSENTIALS OF THE GAME
- Release date: 4 April 2017
- Publisher: Atlus
- Developer: Atlus
- Game type: Role play
- PEGI: 16+
- Number of players: Solo
- Platforms: PS4
- Lifespan: Over 70 hours of gameplay.
SUMMARY
Persona 5 is the fifth instalment in the Persona series, but it is not necessary to have played the previous episodes to understand this one.
In Persona 5, you play as a young student who has just transferred to a new high school in Tokyo after being wrongfully accused of assault. During the school year, the hero you play and his friends form a group called the “Thieves of Hearts” in order to find their personas (personalities that materialise as characters) but also to defeat the malicious intentions harboured in the hearts of adults.
The battles take place as in most RPGs, in turn-based mode, and the enemies are generally represented by human shadows or monsters inspired by our mythologies.[vc_cta h2= »L’AVIS DE NOS TESTEURS » shape= »square » add_button= »right » btn_title= »Voir les autres tests » btn_color= »primary » btn_i_icon_fontawesome= »fa fa-gamepad » btn_link= »url:https%3A%2F%2Fe-enfance.org%2Fjeux-video-info-parents|title:tests%20jeux%20vid%C3%A9os|| » btn_add_icon= »true » btn_custom_onclick= »true »]
Despite a story that may seem simple on the surface, Persona 5, on the contrary, deals with difficult subjects such as bullying, social isolation, and the corrupt system from which we try to break free.
It is therefore difficult for a child to understand all the subtleties that Persona 5 represents.
The Pegi 16 rating is justified by the presence of combat, which can also be completed without killing your enemy, by the frequent presence of blood, and by artistic choices that highlight the gory side of the game.
Furthermore, Persona 5 is a game translated only into English, strongly discouraged for those who dislike English (unless you are trying to improve your language skills).
