Persona 5 is the best selling entry in the Persona series yet, greatly increasing the series’ popularity.
#CAVORITE GAME SERIES#
The P5 series began with the first entry released in September 2016, with P5R releasing in October 2019 as a version including new characters and scenarios. Taking second place is the latest mainline game in the series: Persona 5and Persona 5 Royalwith 401 votes, or 29.9% of the total votes.
2nd Place: Persona 5 / Persona 5 Royal (401 Votes) P4 expanded the series with multiple spin-offs and media including anime adaptations and stage shows. This was the first Persona game to have a rural setting with its town of Inaba instead of a populous city. In 3rd place is the Persona 4series, with P4’s release in 2008 and Persona 4 Golden‘s release in 2012. 3rd Place: Persona 4 / Persona 4 Golden (304 Votes) P2 featured the return of several characters from the first Persona and cemented certain elements the series would become known for. In 4th place is the Persona 2 duology of Innocent Sin (released in 1999) and Eternal Punishment (released in 2000). 4th Place: Persona 2: Innocent Sin / Eternal Punishment (85 Votes) Following the high school setting featured in Shin Megami Tensei if… Persona was to be a spin-off of the SMT role-playing game series focusing on psyche and the human soul. Taking 5th place is the game that started it all in 1996: Revelations: Persona. 5th Place: Revelations: Persona (50 Votes) It featured Persona 5 characters in an action, hack-and-slash context, with a story taking place after the events of Persona 5. The game was developed in collaboration between Atlus and Koei Tecmo Games’ Omega Force team.
Taking 6th place is the Persona 5 Musou spin-off released in February 2020: Persona 5 Strikers. It featured map drawing and gameplay mechanics from the EO series, and a story combining the casts of Persona 3 and Persona 4. Released in 2014, PQ was developed in collaboration with members of the Etrian Odyssey team.
In 7th place is the first dungeon crawler spin-off in the Persona series: Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth. 7th Place: Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth (11 Votes) The game was released in 2018, featuring a story combining the casts of Persona 3, Persona 4, and Persona 5. Taking 8th place is Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth, the sequel to Persona‘s first dungeon crawler in the vein of the Etrian Odyssey series. 8th Place: Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth (9 Votes) Released in 2018 alongside Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight, it followed the same format as Persona 4: Dancing All Night without an elaborate story mode. 9th Place: Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight (3 Votes)Īlso tied for 9th place is the Persona 5 rhythm game spin-off: Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight. Released in 2018 alongside Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight, it followed the same format as Persona 4: Dancing All Night without an elaborate story mode. Tied for 9th place is the Persona 3 rhythm game spin-off: Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight. 9th Place: Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight (3 Votes) P4D had a story set after the events of the Persona 4 Golden epilogue. Released in 2015, P4D featured collaborations with various music artists. Tied for 9th place is the first rhythm game in the Persona series: Persona 4: Dancing All Night. 9th Place: Persona 4: Dancing All Night (3 Votes) Released for arcades in 2013 and for consoles in 2014, the fighting game featured an expanded cast of playable characters and a continuation of the first game’s story. It’s very hard to choose between this one and the original, which we may or may not revisit in a bit, but both Galaxy games see Nintendo at its creative peak, and it’s a crying shame that you can still only play the first one on Switch.Taking 12th place is the sequel to Persona 4 Arena: Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. Galaxy 2 has less of a story focus than its predecessor, but that means it takes less time to get to all the glorious gravity-manipulating platforming Nintendo serves up, and this time Yoshi is along for the ride. This is also a game for the Mario hardcore, with some of the later levels really testing your skills. Nintendo rarely makes direct sequels to it’s Mario games, but when the idea is as good as the original Super Mario Galaxy it’s very much a case of more is more. And the 3D effect not only made the game look amazing, but also informed the gameplay too. Įssentially a blend of the 2D and 3D branches of the franchise, the game nimbly bounces between free-roaming and fixed-camera segments while being a total blast throughout. It was Nintendo’s task to make the visual depth capabilities of the 3DS handheld seem like more than a mere gimmick, and the company nailed it brilliantly with Super Mario 3D Land.
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