The creative team behind Persona 3, 4, and 5 present Metaphor: ReFantazio, a new fantasy action-adventure RPG game. The game's development team includes the original director, character designer, and composer of the Persona franchise and is as a full fantasy-setting game with modern elements.
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Metaphor: ReFantazio’s first optional boss is a sleeping dragon, guarding a hoard in the Nord Mines. But is the challenge worth the rewards?
Metaphor: ReFantazio has four different endings, depending on the player’s pivotal decisions in its final chapters. Here’s what they all mean.
Atlus has breached new territory with Metaphor: ReFantazio and in doing so has delivered a high-fantasy JRPG that's unlike anything we could've hoped.
One of the best RPGs of 2024 is being swept under the rug and overshadowed by much bigger games, despite it easily being a GOTY contender.
Increasing your Eloquence in Metaphor: ReFantazio is a great way to improve your relationships and get NPCs to do what you need in the game.
Metaphor builds on the Persona formula in many ways, even improving on its core concept: the battle and development mechanics of Personas.
Increasing your Wisdom in Metaphor: ReFantazio is great for getting unique dialogue choices and solving problems presented in the game.
Status ailments can have debilitating effects during combat in Metaphor: ReFantazio. To cure them, you'll need items and a lifesaving Archetype.
Metaphor: ReFantazio has the Bonds system similar to Social Links from Persona. These extend to both party and NPCs, granting 14 in total.
You'll occasionally find weapons and armor that can be purified in Metaphor: ReFantazio, but you'll need to unlock this feature before you can use it.
Metaphor: ReFantazio borrows a lot from Persona, including its Social Link system, renamed Bonds. But do those relationships ever turn romantic?
To beat Undead Grius in Metaphor: ReFantazio, you need to focus on using a particular set of Hulkenberg’s Knight skills and a certain other Archetype.
Metaphor: ReFantazio’s OST has gotten some bad press, but it’s not all that awful - it’s just different from what Persona players are used to.
Metaphor: ReFantazio has some incredible party from the ever stoic Hulkenberg to the mysterious Eupha. However, some are better than others.
Metaphor: ReFantazio borrows everything from Persona - combat, Social Links, and even its greatest flaw. Here’s what it should’ve done instead.
Metaphor: ReFantazio, Atlus’ brand-new JRPG, has one key advantage over Persona 5 and the whole Persona series that makes it the JRPG of the year.
Metaphor: ReFantazio uses Archetypes instead of Personas to give the player unique abilities, but there are a lot of differences between the two.
Metaphor: ReFantazio will soon be coming to all major platforms, including Xbox, but will it also become part of the Xbox Game service?
Metaphor: ReFantanzio is the latest RPG from Atlus to arrive in the West, and preorders for multiple editions are available now ahead of its release.
Shortly before its release in October, one of 2024's biggest RPG releases has just launched a massive demo to show off more of the game.
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