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There was no doubt I was going to be drawn in from day one.
It features some welcome improvements that make it more difficult to return to older Atlus titles.
Blade-riding is theonlyway I want to travel from here on out.
(For the record, I’mnotmeasuring it againstPersona 3: Reloadsince I’ve yet to play it).
A competition where our protagonist (and their allies) must play their part.
This efficiency also applies to the game’s story.
Blade-riding is theonlyway I want to travel from here on out.
But Studio Zero went above and beyond to craft a unique and beautiful world that completely enthralled me.
Where Persona titles sometimes begin with smaller-scale stories, Metaphor sets up someseriousstakes right from the jump.
I’ve learned tragic backstories, had heart-to-hearts, and laughed along with the group already.
Blade-riding is theonlyway I want to travel from here on out.
Should you play Metaphor: ReFantazio?
Overall, I can’t recommend Metaphor: ReFantazio enough.
It’s an early recommendationwith at least 60+ hours of playtime (according tohowlongtobeat.com).
But the fact I’m yearning to play it even as I write this says a lot.
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