Persona 4: Dancing All Night is figuratively, as it is literally, a special reunion concert. It’s not meant to build significantly on the franchise’s existing lore, but rather to celebrate it, and do so in a way that’ll keep you feeling upbeat. With the first true sequel on the horizon, this game’s meant to put a bow on the Persona 4 era, and hopefully leave you remembering it fondly.
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It’s been an increasingly common trend in Japanese games, especially with publisher Atlus, to include a soundtrack with game releases, and not just in special limited editions. Why? These are the types of games people spend lots of time with and truly grow to love, and even when not playing the JRPGs and such themselves, fans want to keep reliving those moments through the games’ musical themes.
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Have you ever found yourself presented with a game that does many things right and that you enjoy, but possesses a fatal flaw that makes you fear further progression? It’s something so ingrained in the system that every formidable foe is a blessing and a curse.
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Ever play a game, start a save, go about your business and realize you’ve done every possible thing wrong? Maybe it wasn’t your fault (probably), perhaps it was, but there are times you kick off things off on the wrong foot. This, my friends, is exactly what happened when I started off Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library & the Monster Seal.
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