Only the main character can change his Persona with this system, as the rest of the party have set Personas focusing on a specific element, but it allows the main character to have a lot more variety and the ability to have multiple different skill layouts. Though in this case you have limited space so you won’t be able to catch them all at one time, you can register each Persona you’ve carried and then resummon as desired for a small fee. You can however think of this system as Pokemon. God that’s confusing, I’ve said Persona so much it’s lost meaning. It’s in the Persona system that Persona 4 starts to shine. This is where Persona 4 starts to mix up its combat, in that it has hundreds of Personas, and they can only be gained by mixing and matching Personas with other Personas or drawing special tarot cards for Personas. That’s at least how it works for the early game.īut pretty quickly you fill up on the number of Personas the player can carry and the player will start to combine and mix the Personas. If you want a fire ability you can use one Persona and if you want a wind ability you can use another Persona. Personas in this case are just sub-characters that the main characters will use to get access to their attacks and abilities. While players will level up their character and gain new skills, the game is focused on what are known as Personas. With every boss avoiding elemental weaknesses because of this system, it’s a bit of a shame. There is a combo system here, which rewards hitting enemies on the element they are weakest on, which allows additional attacks, it works well but eventually hard enemies appear that have no elemental weakness to avoid abuse of the system, and I think that means the system is overpowered. Even the six elements are a bit standard fare, Fire, water, lightning, wind, and then light and dark, though both of the last two are instant kills attacks for enemies. You choose attacks, and there is a good AI for your party or you can manually control them.
The gameplay will look a bit like most turn based battle systems you’ve seen in RPGs before, and admittedly it is, for the most part. This revolves around a turn-based battle system set up with standard attacks and a six element system with enemies having strengths and weaknesses.Īdmittedly I did just play Ni No Kuni 2 recently so Persona 4’s battle system feels a touch on the slow side, but with the ability to let the party members choose their attacks, and use a “rush” system that just issues melee attack commands for each party member, the game does speed up a touch more but it could still be a touch better. This is a JRPG so that’s always going to be a major part of the gameplay system.
Let’s start looking at Persona 4 by talking about the battle system in the game. So I’m coming to Persona 4 Golden with a fresh look.
#Persona 4 golden best personas series#
I’ve somehow missed playing any of this series before, though I do remember playing Nocturne at one point, however I barely remember it. Persona 4 is part of a long-running series called Persona that’s part of a larger series, which is the Shin Megami Tense series.
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