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Persona 5 Royal

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Critic score10 critics
First release
Oct 31, 2019
Developer
P Studio
Publisher
Atlus, Sega
Engine
Gamebryo
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Adventure · Drama, Mystery, Fantasy, Comedy

Persona 5 Royal is an enhanced version of the turn-based role-playing game Persona 5, set in modern-day Tokyo. Players control a high school student who leads a group of secret vigilantes called the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, exploring supernatural dungeons called Palaces to change the hearts of corrupt adults. The game combines dungeon crawling and turn-based combat with social simulation elements, where players manage daily activities, build relationships, and develop character statistics across a school year. Royal adds new characters, a third semester, an additional Palace, new music, and expanded story content to the original game.

Also known as P5R, Persona 5 The Royal, 女神异闻录5 皇家版, 女神異聞錄5 皇家版
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Storyline
A high school student arrives in Tokyo after being put on probation for a crime he did not commit. Forced to transfer to Shujin Academy and live under the watch of a family friend, he discovers a hidden world called the Metaverse, where the distorted desires of corrupt adults manifest as physical realms. Together with a group of fellow outcasts who share his ability to awaken Personas, manifestations of their inner selves, he forms the Phantom Thieves of Hearts. Operating under the codename Joker, the protagonist leads his team into the Palaces of those who abuse their power, stealing the source of their corruption and forcing them to confess their crimes. As the Phantom Thieves' notoriety grows and they attract both public adoration and dangerous enemies, a deeper conspiracy emerges, one that threatens not only their freedom but the will of society itself.Read more

A high school student arrives in Tokyo after being put on probation for a crime he did not commit. Forced to transfer to Shujin Academy and live under the watch of a family friend, he discovers a hidden world called the Metaverse, where the distorted desires of corrupt adults manifest as physical realms. Together with a group of fellow outcasts who share his ability to awaken Personas, manifestations of their inner selves, he forms the Phantom Thieves of Hearts. Operating under the codename Joker, the protagonist leads his team into the Palaces of those who abuse their power, stealing the source of their corruption and forcing them to confess their crimes. As the Phantom Thieves' notoriety grows and they attract both public adoration and dangerous enemies, a deeper conspiracy emerges, one that threatens not only their freedom but the will of society itself.

Release dates
PlayStation 4
Oct 31, 2019
PlayStation 4
Mar 31, 2020
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Oct 21, 2022
All 7 release dates
Xbox One
Oct 21, 2022
Nintendo Switch
Oct 21, 2022
PlayStation 5
Oct 21, 2022
Xbox Series X|S
Oct 21, 2022
Time to beatIGDB · recorded
Main Story
88h
Main + Extras
118h
Completionist
222h
Game modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
jrpg, party-based combat, multiple endings, enhanced version, party-based
… All 10, turn-based combat, censored version, male protagonist, turn-based rpg, party-based rpg

At a Glance

Critic Score
94
Main Story (IGDB)
88h
Main + Extras (IGDB)
118h
Completionist (IGDB)
222h

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Steam users rate this Overwhelmingly Positive, 93,114 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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