20 Best Games Like Persona 5 In 2023

Atlus developed and released Persona 5 back in 2016, and since then, it has reeled in thousands of players worldwide. Persona 5 is an RPG (role-playing game) set in Tokyo. The game perfectly captures the Japanese High School theme along with a fun turn-based fight mechanic featuring tons of cool special powers. Hence, you’re at the right place if you’re looking for more games like Persona 5.

Person 5 broke the whole genre and became one of the best JRPGs for many players, and it features a turn-based gameplay system. Players take charge of a group called the Phantom Thieves of Hearts which belongs to a high school where the Joker (protagonist) is the central character.

So to satisfy the demands of many gamers, listed below are all the games you should play if you like Persona 5.

Game	Developer	Platform	Initial Release Year	Genre
Persona 4 Golden	Atlus	PlayStation Vita, Windows	2012	JRPG
Shin Megami Tensei V	Atlus	Nintendo Switch	2021	JRPG
Tokyo Xanadu eX+	Nihon Falcom	PlayStation Vita, PS4, Windows	2016	JRPG
The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Of Cold Steel	Nihon Falcom	PlayStation Vita, PS3, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Windows	2013	JRPG
Yakuza: Like A Dragon	Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio	PlayStation 4, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5	2020	RPG
Xenoblade Chronicles 2	Monolith Soft	Nintendo Switch	2017	JRPG
Neo: The World Ends With You	Square Enix	Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows	2021	RPG
Fire Emblem Three Houses	Intelligent Systems	Nintendo Switch	2019	Tactical RPG
Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne	Atlus	PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch	2003 (2020 Remastered version)	RPG
I Am Setsuna	Tokyo RPG Factory	Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows, PS Vita	2016	JRPG
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc	Spike	PSP, Android, iOS, PS Vita, Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One	2010	Adventure, Visual Novel
Final Fantasy VII Remake	Square Enix	PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows	2020	Action RPG
Pyre	Supergiant Games	Windows, PlayStation 4	2017	Action RPG
Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes Of An Elusive Age	Square Enix	Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 4, Windows, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One	2017	RPG
Ys VIII: Lacrimosa Of Dana	Nihon Falcom	PlayStation Vita, PS4, Windows, Nintendo Switch	2016	JRPG
Persona 3	Atlus	PlayStation 2, PSP	2006	JRPG
Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE	Atlus	Wii U, Nintendo Switch	2016	JRPG
Octopath Traveler	Square Enix	Nintendo Switch, Windows, Xbox One, Stadia	2018	RPG
Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & The Secret Hideout	Gust	Nintendo Switch, Windows, PlayStation 4	2019	JRPG
Night In The Woods	Infinite Falls	Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS	2017	Adventure

Persona 4 Golden

• Developer: Atlus
• Release Date: 2012 (2020 for Windows)
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: PlayStation Vita, Windows

To kick off our list of “Games like Persona 5” we have included a title that belongs to the same franchise. Persona 4 Golden may seem like an obvious choice, but many players overlook the opportunity to play older game series titles. Therefore, if you’re looking for a similar experience, then trying out Persona 4 Golden is not a bad shot.

The game was initially released for PS Vita back in 2012. Atlus, later on, released the game for Windows in 2020. Persona 4 Golden is more of an extension of the original Persona 4. It introduces Adachi and Marie as new Social Links apart from the rest, which was already in the game earlier. Persona 4 Golden also follows a group of friends like Persona 5 did. The game takes place in Inaba, Japan, and features a story that is born after a chain of murders in the town. 

Pros

• Follows an immersive turn-based combat system.
• Rich and interesting characters’ storylines (Protagonists and NPCs).
• The interactive world outside the main storyline.

Cons

• Not available on many platforms.
• Cannot quick-save the game.

Shin Megami Tensei V

• Developer: Atlus
• Release Date: 2021
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: Nintendo Switch

The Shin Megami Tensei V is another JRPG worth checking out. The game was released recently in 2021 by none other than Atlus (the same developed that made the Persona series). Because they have the same team working from the back end, Shin Megami Tensei V feels a lot like Persona 5.

Although, it’s a lot more difficult and can push casual players to the limit. The storyline and theme of the game are comparatively a lot darker than Persona games. The game can only be played on Nintendo Switch. Although, you could try to simulate it on your PC too.

Just like Persona 5, Shin Megami Tensei V also has a single protagonist accompanied by a group of close friends. The setting of the game is based on a dying land due to the “Da’at” apocalypse, which can only be saved by Nahobino. The game is quite eerie and dark. As we mentioned earlier, it shows the ongoing clash between humans and gods, which is causing unforeseen terror to the whole world.

Pros

• Fun combat mechanics.
• Ability to customize the whole party.
• Has tons of tough and challenging foes.

Cons

• The supporting characters are not as compelling.
• The plotline is quite predictable and bland.

Tokyo Xanadu eX+

• Developer: Nihon Falcom
• Release Date: 2016
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: PlayStation Vita, PS4, Windows

Tokyo Xanadu eX+ was released in 2016 as an enhanced variant of the game (Tokyo Xanadu), which was released for PS Vita. The storyline is the same. However, the game’s remastered version has better graphics and performance on other platforms. Regardless of all that, the Tokyo Xanadu eX+ reminded us a lot of Persona 5 due to its friendly relationship system, which players get to build over the course of the story.

The game, as we would like it to be, features a high school student known as Koi Tokisaka. The protagonist, during his school years, gets to know about a dark realm called the Eclipse. As players kick off their journey in Morimiya City, they get to explore the areas like never before and even take part in multiple activities, all the while building relationships with potential friends.

The story is rich, and there is a lot of depth to all the NPCs around Koi Tokisaka. These factors instantly make Tokyo Xanadu eX+ a must-play, especially if you enjoyed Persona 5. 

Pros

• Satisfying rapid team-combat system.
• Amazing soundtracks.
• Likable characters in the story.

Cons

• Prolonged Quests can eventually bore out some players.
• Lacks the unique element within the storyline.

The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Of Cold Steel 

• Developer: Nihon Falcom
• Release Date: 2013
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: PlayStation Vita, PS3, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Windows

For many seasoned JRPG fans, the Trails of Cold Steel is the next best title you should play after Persona 5. It adapts to the same high school setting with social sim which allows players to build their relationships with other NPCs. Apart from that, the combat is quite fun and gripping. In our opinion, it’s one of the best titles to go for if you’re looking for something like Persona 5.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel was released in 2013 and was developed by Nihon Falcom, who also created Tokyo Xanadu. Even though the graphics are a bit underwhelming but players get to explore the vast lands of the Erebonia Empire while riding mounts and vehicles. Create strong bonds and relationships with Class VII students in your High school to utilize them in battles while attempting to save the Empire in Trails of Cold Steel!

Pros

• Great character chemistry.
• Immersive and well-designed world.
• Well-written dialogues.

Cons

Yakuza: Like A Dragon

• Developer: Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio
• Release Date: 2020
• Genre: RPG
• Platforms: PlayStation 4, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5

The Yakuza: Like a Dragon was first released in Asia and Japan; then, the game had its western release during the year 2020. It was developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, well-known for its Yakuza Series. This current series has a new protagonist, Ichiban Kasuga. Ichiban, who was imprisoned for 18 years and then betrayed by his previous boss, makes it his mission to find the reason for his betrayal alongside his friends.

Yakuza Like A Dragon is a turn-based game, and hence it is a good title to go for if you’re looking for something similar to Persona 5. The game is set in modern-day Japan. However, the high school factor is non-existent. But we’re sure many players can work with that and still enjoy the game. Yakuza: Like a Dragon is considered among the best gaming titles in recent years. The Yakuza series has a huge fan following and can surely reel you in with the “Like A Dragon” installment.

Pros

• A great depiction of Tokyo street life.
• Amazing range of side quests.
• Smooth turn-based combat system.
• Through and through fun experience due to the dialogues and cutscenes.

Cons

• Way too many plot twists.
• Overloaded fights in a few missions.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2

• Developer: Monolith Soft
• Release Date: 2017
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: Nintendo Switch

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 was released back in 2017 by Monolith Soft. It is only available to play on Nintendo Switch. However, it’s a title worth checking out if you’re seeking out a good JRPG. Even though it does not have many similarities with Persona 5, it presents a unique storyline in a massive world.

In Xenoblade Chronicles 2, players will experience the normal battle mechanics where reactions and speed will matter a lot. Hence, you will have to sway away from turn-based habits.

The story follows Rex and his friend Pyra, seeking the long-lost paradise called Elysium. The vastness of the world is awe-inspiring. Not only that, but the land you explore is placed on the back of a Titan. In Xenoblade Chronicles 2, players will face numerous enemies, acquire special weapons and abilities, and also bond with multiple characters. So if you enjoy open-world games with loads of mysteries, then Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is worth checking out. 

Pros

• Gorgeous landscape and a vast world for exploration.
• Fast-paced and reaction-based fight system.
• Tons of character customization options.

Cons

• Requires a good amount of time to get used to the game mechanics.
• Average story structure.

Neo: The World Ends With You

• Co-Developers: Square Enix
• Release Date: 2021
• Genre: RPG
• Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows.

As we move onwards on our list, we stumble upon yet another JRPG for you to check out. Neo: The World Ends With You was initially released for PS4 and Nintendo Switch in 2021, which was later followed by its release on Windows. The game serves as a sequel to “The World Ends With You.” If you’ve played the earlier game, then you’d be well aware of the concept of Reapers’ Game.

Neo: The World Ends With You features a bunch of new characters and a protagonist called Rindo. The game takes part in Shibuya. During the events of the game, Rindo realizes that he needs to finish the infamous Reapers’ Game to put his life out of danger. Players can roam around the artistically designed streets of Japan, making bonds with the NPCs and customizing the looks of Rindo.

Pros

• Great soundtracks throughout the game.
• Difficulty can be adjusted.
• Well-designed character backgrounds.
• Unique storyline.

Cons

• Doesn’t has a lot of exploration.
• Unstable frame rates on a few occasions.

Fire Emblem Three Houses

• Developer: Intelligent Systems 
• Release Date: 2019
• Genre: Tactical RPG
• Platforms: Nintendo Switch

According to many players, Fire Emblem Three Houses is a must-play if you enjoyed Persona 5. The game was released in 2019 and is only playable on Nintendo Switch. It features a similar social feature to the one Persona 5 has. In Fire Emblem Three Houses, players also get to relive the turn-based combat system. However, the game requires a lot more strategy and tactical planning, especially for its combat system.

Fire Emblem Three Houses feature a rich storyline along with the element of relationship building. The game is set in a continent called Fodlan which is run by three ruling parties. Players play as Byleth, a newly assigned professor at any of the ruling nations officer’s schools. The game can be played in many different ways and has multiple routes within the story which makes replayability a viable choice in Fire Emblem Three Houses.

Pros

• Offers a tactical version of turn-based combat.
• Has multiple storylines.
• Likable characters throughout the game.

Cons

• The game may prove to be tough for laidback gamers.
• Writing may seem a bit off during a few points.

Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne

• Developer: Atlus
• Release Date: 2003 (2020 Remastered version)
• Genre: RPG
• Platforms: PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch

We have already listed down a Shin Megami Tensei game and we are happily ready to introduce you to another one of their installment. The Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne was released back in 2003, but it recently got its much-needed remastered release in 2020. Since the game is developed by Atlus you’ll surely get a lot of similar vibes to Persona 5. Although, in reality, there is no outright resemblance in the games.

Nevertheless, it is still considered one of the best old-school titles, and now that there is a remastered version available, there will never be a better time to play it. Although, we would like to point out that the game is quite dark and is also pretty hard to beat. Players are tasked to live through the Conception (ethereal apocalypse) while trying to save the world from demonic chaos. 

Pros

• A dark storyline can hook players in an instant.
• Challenging and rewarding combat system.
• Compelling storyline.

Cons

• Players can get annoyed by the constant challenges thrown by the game.
• The gameplay may seem clunky at times.

I Am Setsuna

• Developer: Tokyo RPG Factory
• Release Date: 2016
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows, PS Vita

Although not very similar to Persona 5, I Am Setsuna is still worth playing once if you’re an avid fan of JRPG. The game has an intriguing and gripping storyline which is a homage to the whole genre. However, it’s a pretty short game that can be a good and bad thing at the same time.

You can quickly play through it during your spare time. However, you’ll end up asking for more when it ends. I Am Setsuna was released in 2016 by Tokyo RPG Factory and can be played on multiple platforms (as mentioned above).

I Am Setsuna features a protagonist with the same name (Setsuna) who embarks on a journey to save her people and land. To do that, she must travel to the Fiend to present a sacrifice as per the custom of the Island. The combat system in the game is inspired by Chrono Tiger, which instantly makes I Am Setsuna a classic JRPG title.

Pros

• Great storyline with amazing character development.
• Innovative and fun combat system.
• The world is beautifully designed and feels lively.

Cons

• Comparatively a short game in the JRPG genre.
• Due to its short length, the story feels rushed at points.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc

• Developer: Spike
• Release Date: 2010
• Genre: Adventure, Visual Novel
• Platforms: PSP, Android, iOS, PS Vita, Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One

Even though the Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc belongs to a completely different genre, it’s still a great game to play if you’re interested in characters and their relationships. The game is a visual novel in which players are tasked to find the real killer. You will take control of Makoto Naegi, a high school student at Hope’s Peak Academy. In the game, Makoto gets tangled up in a nerving battle royale game controlled by Monokuma.

Because it is a Visual Novel, there isn’t much going in when it comes to the in-game mechanics. However, the tense and suspenseful storyline along with the murder mystery will surely keep you hooked as Makoto tries to find out who Monokuma truly is. Hence, we recommend you to check out Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc if you enjoyed playing Persona 5.

Pros

• Allows players to put their critical mystery-solving thinking to use.
• The aesthetic of the game and its art feel incredible.

Cons

• The Social Link element in the game is a bit underwhelming.
• Not a lot of interactions as compared to other Visual Novel games. 

Final Fantasy VII Remake

• Developer: Square Enix
• Release Date: 2020
• Genre: Action RPG
• Platforms: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows

When it comes to JRPGs, we can’t hold ourselves back without mentioning Final Fantasy games. They are one of the biggest franchises not only in the genre but also in the gaming industry. Hence, despite its few similarities with Persona 5, it is still worth playing Final Fantasy VII Remake. You will find yourself hooked on the characters, storyline, and world in a matter of hours, as you did with Persona 5.

Final Fantasy VII is one the biggest titles in the whole JRPG genre, which is exactly why Square Enix went on to remake it in 2020. The game is only playable on PS4 and PS5 and features a real-time action combat system. Players take control of Cloud, who is a mercenary based in Midgar. Cloud, along with AVALANCHE, work together to take down the notorious group called Shinra. In Final Fantasy VII Remake, Shinra is trying to suck out and utilize the planet’s life essence as their energy source.

Pros

• Includes the much-loved Materia system.
• Outstanding dialogues and character development.
• The whole combat system is one of the best in JRPGs.

Cons

• A few stutters, especially while exploring the world.
• Some side-quests feel unnecessary.

Pyre

• Developer: Supergiant Games 
• Release Date: 2017
• Genre: Action RPG
• Platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4

Developed by Supergiant Games, Pyre was released back in 2017. The game belongs to the RPG genre and has a similar element of building relationships, like Persona 5. Even though it does not feature a Japanese High School, it is still a great game to play through after you have finished Persona 5.

In the party-based RPG, players are tasked to guide a team of exiles through multiple competitions to claim their freedom. You will get to familiarize yourself with multiple characters with varying personalities. Pyre also features a fast-paced and lively combat system. That wasn’t the only thing that caught our eye; the visuals in the game are very colorful, which brings a lot of life to the world of Pyre.

Pros

• Delightful graphics and colors throughout the whole game.
• Has top-tier soundtracks, which make the experience even better.
• Intriguing characters.

Cons

• World exploration is a little underdeveloped in our opinion.
• The multiplayer mode could have been a lot better.

Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes Of An Elusive Age

• Developer: Square Enix
• Release Date: 2017
• Genre: RPG
• Platforms: Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 4, Windows, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One

The Dragon Quest is one of the oldest game series in the RPG genre. Hence, our list of titles like Persona 5 would have been incomplete without including one of their titles. The Dragon Quest XI S Echoes of an Elusive Age is the eleventh addition to the rich gaming series and is also considered one of the best. In comparison to Persona 5, it features a similar turn-based combat system along with interesting characters in the storyline.

The Dragon Quest XI S is set in a world known as Erdrea. The protagonist finds out in the game’s early stages that he is a reincarnation of a well-known warrior and hero from ancient times. Hence, you, as the player, will embark on a story full of twists and turns. During the gameplay, players get to face loads of enemies and bosses, which require planned strategy while utilizing the game’s turn-based combat system.

Pros

• The world feels full of life.
• Challenging fights push players to adapt different tactics for different enemies.
• Flexible range of character customization options. 

Cons

• Has some issues with the graphics.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa Of Dana

• Developer: Nihon Falcom
• Release Date: 2016
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: PlayStation Vita, PS4, Windows, Nintendo Switch

Another game like Persona 5 and yet another entry of Nihon Falcom developed games. Ys VIII Lacrimosa of Dana was initially released in 2016. The game is now playable on most platforms and is also scheduled to make its way into Android and iOS stores in the near future. Nonetheless, the game is a good shout for JRPGs; it offers a rich and immersive storyline for players to invest in fully.

Ys VIII Lacrimosa of Dana follows the adventures of Adol. The game follows him as he awakens at a cursed island after the ship he was on gets wrecked. On the stranded island, you will be tasked to rescue fellow passengers and bond with them as you get to know each of them. Not only that, but you will also need to face fierce enemies on the island to stay alive. Try solving the mystery on the island and finding Dana in Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana.

Pros

• A great and unique experience of survival on an Island in JRPG.
• A fast-paced battle system that feels fluent and smooth.
• Features great exploration features.

Cons

• Dialogues and voice acting feels average.
• Story building isn’t at its best.

Persona 3

• Developer: Atlus
• Release Date: 2006
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: PS2, PSP

As we mentioned earlier, if you loved Persona 5, then it’s best if you try out some of the older titles in the Persona series. That brings us to Persona 3, another great entry in the Persona series and guaranteed to give you a bang for your buck. Persona 3 was initially released in 2006, which was later followed by multiple other releases for different platforms. However, the game is only available to play on PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable at this point. Fortunately, Persona 3 Portable is set to be released during January 2023 for other platforms such as Windows.

In Persona 3, you will get to take control of a High School Student yet again. Just like Persona 5, it also features a social sim, turn-based combat, and a calendar system. You will have the option to live through the day-by-day routine of a high school student while being able to build relationships with fellow students. As the protagonist, the player will be tasked to find out about the “Dark Hour” as the storyline progresses. 

Pros

• The protagonist and NPCs are amazingly developed, which makes them likable instantly.
• Attention-grabbing storyline.
• Features the much-loved style of the turn-based combat system.

Cons

• The Interface isn’t designed well.

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE

• Developer: Atlus
• Release Date: 2016 (2020 Nintendo Switch)
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: Wii U, Nintendo Switch

Moving on, we have Tokyo Mirage Session #FE, which is developed by Atlus, the same studio that created Persona 5. Hence, you can assume that the two games will have tons of similarities. Luckily, that is exactly the case! Tokyo Mirage Sessions has a turn-based combat system, and its character-building mechanics and customizations are also familiar to Persona 5. Not only that, the free-roaming and the wacky texts during fights also reminded us of Persona 5.

However, Tokyo Mirage Sessions is only playable on Wii U and Nintendo Switch as of right now. The game takes place in modern-day Tokyo, where a bunch of teenagers band together to put an end to Mirages. These hostile beings extract energy from humans and cause multiple disappearances in Tokyo. So embark on the intriguing journey as you build relationships with your teammates and master the turn-based combat system to take down the hostile Mirages in Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE.

Pros

• An interesting game style that has a lot of funky animations.
• The game is set in modern-day Tokyo, instantly making the locations fun to explore.
• Combat soundtracks were widely loved by players.

Cons

• The storyline feels a bit boring at certain points.
• The Nintendo Switch version does not have a lot of changes from the Wii U version of the game.

Octopath Traveler

• Developer: Square Enix
• Release Date: 2018
• Genre: RPG
• Platforms: Nintendo Switch, Windows, Xbox One, Stadia

The classical style JRPG, Octopath Traveler should be on the list of every avid gamer. Especially the ones who enjoyed Persona 5. Although Octopath Traveler may not feature modern graphics as Persona 5 does, it still presents a unique gaming experience for the players. In the game, players get to play through the stories of 8 different travelers in Orsterra.

The fact that you get to play 8 different storylines with unique characters in a single game should be enough for you to hop on Octopath Traveler. Each character has its own ability and storyline. Not only that, but the Persona 5 fans will also get to relive the turn-based combat system as they fight with enemies of all shapes and sizes in Orsterra.

Pros

• Ability to play eight different storylines within a single game.
• Unique characters with likable personalities.
• Rewarding character progression in the game adds to the combat system.

Cons

• Some stories may feel a bit rushed and short.
• Feels a bit repetitive at times.

Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & The Secret Hideout

• Developer: Gust 
• Release Date: 2019
• Genre: JRPG
• Platforms: Nintendo Switch, Windows, PlayStation 4

As we begin to close down our list of games like Persona 5, we would love to mention Atelier Ryza Ever Darkness & The Secret Hideout. The game belongs to the JRPG genre and is developed by Gust for the Atelier series. Atelier Ryza was released back in 2019 and is playable on multiple platforms, which we have mentioned above. The game happens to have a few similarities with Persona 5, such as its turn-based combat system.

Atelier Ryza also features alchemy and AP (Action Points) which are a major element of the combat system. Using the AP, players can perform special attacks in the game. In Atelier Ryza Ever Darkness and The Secret Hideout, you take the role of Ryza. She, along with her friends, discovers life-changing stuff as they close down their years before becoming an adult. If you enjoy the first installment of Atelier Ryza then you can also check out Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy.

Pros

• Uses the popular turn-based combat system along with AP.
• Incredible and touching story.
• Includes a fun exploration and gear upgrading system.

Cons

• The visuals of the game do require a bit of improvement.
• A few characters may feel a bit too shallow.

Night In The Woods

• Developer: Infinite Falls
• Release Date: 2017
• Genre: Adventure
• Platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS

To close off our list, we have decided to include a game that does not belong to the JRPG genre. However, it is worth trying due to its rebellious theme, gripping storyline, and intriguing characters. All of these elements reminded us of Persona 5. Night in the Woods presents a unique experience and has a lot of thematic similarities with Persona 5 despite being from different genres. Night in the Woods was released back in 2017 by Infinite Falls.

Follow the story of Mae Borowski, who returns to her home, Possum Springs, after dropping out of college. In the game, you will get to interact with Mae’s friends, who have grown through the years during which she was away from her small town. As Mae spends her time in the Possum Springs, she begins to feel an eerie presence in the woods, leading her and her friends into a whole mystery-solving journey.

Pros

• The awe-inspiring setting of Possum Springs.
• Contains characters with unique personalities and backgrounds.
• Contains a lot of warm and funny moments.

Cons

• Does not feature any combat systems in the game.
• Can get a bit confusing if players miss a few dialogues.

Wrap Up

So, there you have it! Our complete list of 20 Best Games like Persona 5. If you enjoyed the JRPG and are looking for some other similar titles, then feel free to check out these games and hop on to any one of them in your spare time. We guarantee you that none of these games will disappoint you and will present an experience of their own.

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