Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
Summary
Alright, Berlin gaming legends, gather ‘round—it's about to get real with the next epic installment in the world of RPGs, Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance! Developed by the creative wizards at Atlus and scheduled to hit the shelves on June 14, 2024, this is the definitive version of a game that’s been making waves since its first reveal, and trust me, you won't want to sleep on it!
So what’s the scoop here? Strap in! Picture an immersive historical landscape steeped in fantasy and post-apocalyptic vibes that’ll have you on your toes like it’s a dance-off on the streets of Berlin! This isn’t your average RPG; it’s a smorgasbord of choice and consequence with a turn-based strategy system that demands your attention like it's handing out free kebabs at 3 AM!
In Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, you’re not just a hero; you’re a wanderer in a world where your decisions shape the very fabric of existence! Explore new cities teeming with demons that are as quirky as they are powerful. And let me tell you, these demons ain’t just random monsters—they’ve got personality, backstories, and the ability to totally roast you in combat. Think of it as a dysfunctional family reunion, but instead of awkward conversations, you’ve got strategic battles with the fate of the world hanging in the balance!
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OS:
Windows 10
Processor:
Intel Core i5-2400 or AMD FX-6350
Memory:
6 GB RAM
Graphics:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti, 1 GB or AMD Radeon HD 7750, 1 GB
DirectX:
Version 12
Storage:
30 GB
Love this game. Played the original, but not all the way through. (life got in the way) Just got further then I did in the original, and am beating myself up for not playing more of it before! SMT is Personas Daddy. However where Persona went off and did its own thing and became unique in its own way, SMT stays a little more true to its ways from back in their day. Wanna hang out with people? go to school? play Persona Wanna hang out with Angels and Demons? Go to Hell? Play SMT
Love this game. Played the original, but not all the way through. (life got in the way) Just got further then I did in the original, and am beating myself up for not playing more of it before! SMT is Personas Daddy. However where Persona went off and did its own thing and became unique in its own way, SMT stays a little more true to its ways from back in their day. Wanna hang out with people? go to school? play Persona Wanna hang out with Angels and Demons? Go to Hell? Play SMT
Genuinely one of the best games Atlus has ever made. If you consider yourself a fan of JRPGs, you have to play this game. Improvements from the Switch original turn it from a complete disappointment into a religious experience to play. Tons of new content, including an entirely original story (Canon of Vengeance) that I would recommend everyone play first, since the original story is still present and not even a quarter as good. Normally I have reservations about Atlus Rereleases, but this one is genuinely worth it.
Genuinely one of the best games Atlus has ever made. If you consider yourself a fan of JRPGs, you have to play this game. Improvements from the Switch original turn it from a complete disappointment into a religious experience to play. Tons of new content, including an entirely original story (Canon of Vengeance) that I would recommend everyone play first, since the original story is still present and not even a quarter as good. Normally I have reservations about Atlus Rereleases, but this one is genuinely worth it.
As someone who bought and played the original version on switch i was very hesitant to pay another full price for an upgraded version. After around 3 hours of playtime i have to admit: This new version is worth buying for full price all over again. The amount of new stuff is staggering and everything that already existed has been reworked or expanded upon. Almost hat to say it, but Atlus taking another 60 bucks for an "old" game is justified in this instance. The pc port supports high resolutions and framerates as well. Even the prefered button layout and labeling regarding your gamepad of choice can be changed freely in the games menu. Nothing to complain here.
As someone who bought and played the original version on switch i was very hesitant to pay another full price for an upgraded version. After around 3 hours of playtime i have to admit: This new version is worth buying for full price all over again. The amount of new stuff is staggering and everything that already existed has been reworked or expanded upon. Almost hat to say it, but Atlus taking another 60 bucks for an "old" game is justified in this instance. The pc port supports high resolutions and framerates as well. Even the prefered button layout and labeling regarding your gamepad of choice can be changed freely in the games menu. Nothing to complain here.
not as good as 3 and 4 but i'm still enjoy with smt series. and in recent year eventhoug its overshadow in persona series ,sometimes get back to its roots that start it all is still great.
not as good as 3 and 4 but i'm still enjoy with smt series. and in recent year eventhoug its overshadow in persona series ,sometimes get back to its roots that start it all is still great.
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