Persona 4 Golden Reviews

Persona 4 Golden is one of the best games I have ever played.The characters are well written,each with their own problems and depth.The combat is tactical and fun,and the Social Link system adds value to every day you spend in the game.The music is fantastic and follows the emotions of each scene perfectly.Although the game is not new, its charm and humor are timeless. If you like stories that stay with you and games that combine combat, sim elements and characters you'll love,you must try this game. 10/10 Masterpiece

Im working on beating all of the persona games, this one so far has been the best in my opinion. Persona 4 Golden's strong points are the characters and story, while the combat isn't anything special its still fun, definitely worth its price.

Peak. Just wish you could actually witness teddie get tortured at the snow resort. Also, spoiler: [spoiler] pls give adachi his own boss theme in revival... [/spoiler]

They silently added Denuvo into this game when it didn't have it before. This game is an unforgettable masterpiece, but do yourself a favor and get it literally anywhere else. Do NOT support shady DRM practices.

Ignore my playtime; I played this on a different platform. One of the best games I've ever played. Great characters great story great game play and an overall great experience. I've never gotten so attached to a cast in a game like I did to this one. Playing revival will feel melancholy because of how different it'll be. There are a few questionable decisions though. Why can I miss out on a whole ending and 2 whole dungeons because I chose one wrong dialogue option? But it's fine because everything else vastly overSHADOWS (see what I did there?) The problematic parts. 10/10 will do another playthrough on steam.

The only game that makes me happy from start to finish. Even the opening makes me happy when I first started the game. EVEN, the title screen. If you stumbled upon the store page, just go and buy it. No need to hesitate. Also, If you are playing this for the first time there is no need to be too cautious about everything. Just play it as you want. If you're that paranoid then make another save file when there is obviously a big choices that is obvious and you will know that once you see them.

I actually really love this game. I adore every part of it, from the characters, to the story, the music and the gameplay. This is easily one of my favourite games of all time, and i have gladly gifted this game to many people because i wished for them to experience this game as well. So why the negative review? simple, for a good while you COULD have played this masterpiece of a game offline without any internet, but at some point in the last few years they released a quite frankly bafflingly terrible update that adds DENUVO DRM to the game. As such to even boot up this game you need a wifi connection, despite this being a SINGLE PLAYER experience. This is horribly anti-consumer, and I DO NOT wish to stand by this, i wil no longer encourage ANYONE to buy this game on steam simply because of this awful practice

Having played both Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal, I figured it was finally time to experience Persona 4 Golden - especially after the recent reveal of Persona 4 Revival. Right off the bat, what stood out was the UI and battle system. Compared to the slick and stylish interfaces of modern entries, P4G's menus feel jarringly dated (understandable for a game originally released in 2008). Key information - like SP costs, damage types, and skill descriptions - isn’t always clearly presented, and you’re often expected to know what various skills do without much guidance. But nothing that a quick google search couldn't rectify. That said, once I adjusted to the 'older' mechanics, I was completely drawn in. Honestly, I went in expecting to be underwhelmed - but I couldn’t have been more wrong. Persona 4 Golden may just be my favourite entry in the franchise. The story, centered around a string of serial killings in a quiet rural Japanese town, felt unexpectedly gripping. It reminded me of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable, but more grounded. What truly surprised me, though, was how attached I became to the cast/companions. By the end, it felt like I had formed a genuine, unbreakable bond with the characters. Each companion's backstory had just the right touch of depth and charm and the same could be said for the various social links in-game as well. My one other gripe with this game is the music in general - it just didn’t jive as well with me as a Persona series should. Not my favourite tracks to add to listen to but still okay, I guess. Here’s hoping that P4R does a better remix of the tunes available in-game. Some other background information - I played this primary on Steam Deck and it ran flawlessly with no crashes experienced. A full 100% achievement run requires 2 full playthroughs as there’s a hidden superboss to defeat near the end of your second playthrough - so if you intend to 100% this it’s really a significant time investment. If you need a guide for the day-to-day stuff in-game, this is the one I used - https://psnprofiles.com/guide/8564-persona-4-golden-platinum-walkthrough#4-introduction.

I started with Persona 5 before checking out the older games. It does not hold us as well graphically compared to newer Persona games, but the charm, style, and gameplay are all here. The only gripe I have is the camera controls feeling limited in dungeons, making it hard to attack from behind. Particularly, the writing is great. It may be stronger than the writing in Persona 5.

[u][h1]Virou meu Persona preferido[/h1][/u] Essa opinião é unânime, correto? Persona 3: Melhor História. Persona 4: Melhores personagens. Persona 5: Melhor gameplay. E sim, Yukiko é melhor que a Rise.