Game Overview:
Metaphor: ReFantazio is a fantasy turn-based RPG developed by Studio Zero and published by Atlus.
It is developed by the creative leads of Persona 3, 4, and 5.
Katsura Hashino – the director of Persona 3, 4, 5, and the recently released Metaphor: ReFantazio – has already started working on his next project at Atlus.
PC players can also look forward to higher overall Master Volume thanks to adjustments made to the audio volume balance.
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO sold over 63,000 physical units in Japan upon its launch, while Silent Hill 2 debuted in third place with over 29,000 units sold.
Atlus' fantasy RPG launched for PC and consoles last week, selling over a million units within its first six hours.
Atlus' fantasy RPG gets off to a flying start, attracting a larger playerbase upon release than the likes of Persona 3 Reload, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Tales of Arise, and many others.
Out now for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, Studio Zero's epic fantasy RPG has seemingly surpassed the record set by Persona 3 Reload.
Director Katsura Hashino – known for having previously directed Persona 3, 4, and 5 – speaks about his upcoming fantasy RPG ahead of its imminent release.
Atlus' turn-based fantasy RPG is due out on October 11, and ahead of its release, it's continuing to climb up Steam's sales charts.
Atlus and Sega's new turn-based fantasy IP will launch later this week for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
Launching on October 11th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PS4, and PC, the Atlus-published RPG has scored a 91 on Opencritic.
Studio Zero's eagerly-awaited RPG received a 37 out of 40 from Famitsu, while Bloober Team's remake scored a 35 out of 40.
The Elemental Master, Trickster, Destroyer, and Dark Knight are just some of the +40 Archetypes players can unleash in battle.
Progress from the demo will transfer to the game when it launches on October 11th for Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, and PC.
Studio Zero's Katsura Hashino thought it would be a "little bit shorter", but the team added "so much content" and "so much stuff."
The port town of Brilehaven hosts several unique activities for players, from seafood restaurants to boat tours and a Coliseum.
Studio Zero reveals a new ally that can join the protagonist's party while outlining scenic locations, nighttime activities, and more.
Director Katsura Hashino noted a "lot of creative fantasy dungeons", both big and small when the RPG launches on October 11th.
Director Katsura Hashino also noted a "wide variety" of activities for the player, including monster-slaying sub-quests and cliff diving.
The next Atlus Broadcast will discuss the game's "journey" aspect and the various daily activities one can add to their schedule.
Studio Zero's fantasy RPG will also receive "brand-new content" during the Xbox @ Gamescom 2024 livestream on August 23rd.
Watch the protagonist and Gallica navigate the streets of the Royal Capital ahead of the RPG's worldwide launch on October 11th.
By completing quests and helping followers with their tasks, new Archetypes become available, which can be strengthened.
Forden and Louise may be the favorites, but you'll also have to compete with other tribes to improve your ranking in the tournament.
Atlus will release new details on many of the characters in the upcoming RPG's expansive cast, the developer says.
Players can refer to the Memorandum to learn more about Euchronia's various people, the nation's history, its magic, culture, and more.
Neuras pilots the Gauntlet Runner and awakens the Gunner Archetype, while Junah is a songstress who brings forth the Masked Dancer.
Atlus' highly anticipated role-playing game is set to launch for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC this October.
Director Katsura Hashino will also discuss the title's worldview before its launch on October 11th for PS4, PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S.
"All these dungeons have different difficulty levels, so it's up to you how to spend your time," says Studio Zero's Katsura Hashino.
The nearly 23-minute long playthrough highlights the early combat mechanics and enemies leading up to the first real boss fight.
Check what other players have used to clear the game's dungeons and swap to those compositions with a simple button press.
Three party members can activate Special Synthesis for a powerful attack, and each Archetype changes the weapon used in Fast combat.
There are 14 Archetype Lineages, but players can mix and match different types while unlocking higher tiers for new abilities.
Archetypes represent each character's class, with evolutions to unlock and powerful abilities to unleash across many battles.
The second official livestream airs several hours after Summer Game Fest and features a "closer look" with director Katsura Hashino.
Atlus' Katsura Hashino and Shigenori Soejima will also make "a very special live stage appearance" to share new details on the game.
Players will be able to increase bonds with characters, but unlike the Persona games, that won't lead to any romances.
Attendees can also pick up merch and check out exhibitions and stage events. However, there won't be any new titles announced.
The physical Collector's Edition will include a number of goodies, including an art book, the official soundtrack, a steelbook case, and more.
In addition to announcing an October launch date for the fantasy RPG, Atlus has also revealed several new gameplay details.
Atlus' highly anticipated fantasy RPG will launch on October 11 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PC.
Directed by Katsura Hashino of Persona 5 fame, the massive fantasy RPG will be available for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC worldwide.
Studio Zero will share the "appeal of this title", which launches worldwide this Fall for Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5 and PC.
Atlus' fantasy RPG is scheduled to release this Fall for PlayStation5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
Players embark on quests and explore dungeons during the day while building relationships and gathering "virtues" at night.
A known leaker has claimed that Atlus "plans to expand Metaphor: ReFantazio as a new IP in different ways."
Atlus' upcoming RPGs, both of which are set to launch this year, won't be available on the Switch, but a prominent leaker has confirmed they will be coming to its successor.
Atlus' fantasy RPG is set to launch for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC sometime in Fall 2024.
If you spot a weaker enemy, you can defeat it on the field in real time, while more challenging foes necessitate turn-based combat.
Players embark on a journey to become the next king, undertaking battles and exploring the world in a limited period while making allies.
Atlus' upcoming fantasy RPG took the stage at The Game Awards 2023 with a packed new trailer.
Atlus' upcoming fantasy RPG will take the stage at the upcoming event, it has been confirmed.
A Persona party game with characters from the series and Persona 5X, a mobile version of Persona 5, are also reportedly coming next year.
The first iteration of the Sega News broadcast will feature about 50 minutes of details on the "newest titles", and will air monthly.
Atlus' upcoming RPG will see players traveling through a fantasy kingdom to gain support for an election to become the next king.
Though the game was originally supposed to have a more conventional Western medieval fantasy setting, Studio Zero decided to pivot to something more unique.
Atlus epic high fantasy RPG is scheduled to launch sometime next year for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PC.
Director Katsura Hashino is hoping that the upcoming fantasy RPG will stand alongside Persona and Shin Megami Tensei as one of Atlus' flagship properties.
After its announcement for Xbox Series X/S and PC via the Windows Store, Sega Korea confirmed other platforms in a now-deleted tweet.
Made by the creative leads of Persona 3, 4, and 5, the upcoming fantasy RPG is due out sometime next year.
Announced in 2017, the epic role-playing game is from director Katsura Hashino of Persona 5 fame and coming to Xbox Series X/S and PC.
When counting Vanillaware and collaborations with other external teams, Alus is working on about 10 projects right now.
Studio Zero's Project Re Fantasy is apparently "at its climax" in development.
The new fantasy RPG might also release for the Switch.
No, they haven't forgotten about SMT 5.
Studio Zero is currently seeking more programmers and designers for development.
Project Re Fantasy will be developed by Atlus's Studio Zero.
