My bad read the title wrong, get Royal ignore the rest.
Persona 5 Standard vs Ultimate vs Royal?
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Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
It is. The game is 100+ long.
New Content in Persona 5 Royal
- New character and party member named Kasumi
- An entirely new school semester has been added, expanding the story alongside a new Palace
- The new 'Thieves Den' feature lets you visit a huge room full of unlockable bonus content at any time through the pause menu. You can use in-game currency to unlock things like artwork, character models, cutscenes, and music
- A number of brand new animated story cutscenes
- A whole new location called Kichijoji is yours to explore, and it's bigger than any other real world location in the game
- Kichijoji has a club that you can visit with party members, opening up new social and bonding events
- Kichijoji's club features a darts minigame that enhances the effects of baton pass for each character
- Kichijoji's club also has billiards. There's no actual minigame, but choosing to play billiards strengthens your relationship with every available party member by a small amount
- Kichijoji has a jazz bar that can grant party members level ups and stat boosts
- Kichijoji has a temple where you can permanently increase Joker's SP through meditation
- Kichijoji has a number of shops that offer new services and items
- Two brand new confidants with their own perks
- Akechi's social link route has been completely overhauled, slots differently into the story
- Some confidants (particularly party members) have additional social scenes
- New events, such as holidays and additional character scenes, have been added to the calendar
- New Personas
- New third form for each party member's Persona
- New enemies
- New weapons
- New armour
- New accessories
- New items
- Two new story endings
- The Phantom Thieves now have powerful 'Showtime' attacks -- basically tag-team super moves. They're unlocked one by one as the story progresses
- All Palaces have been reworked to some degree, although largely they remain the same in terms of layout
- Some Palaces have completely new areas
- Joker now has a grappling hook that lets you access new areas in dungeons
- The grappling hook often leads to secret locations that house 'Will Seeds' -- there are three Will Seeds to find in each Palace
- Each time you find all three Will Seeds in a Palace, you'll be rewarded with a unique accessory
- Will Seeds also restore a bit of the party's SP
- All Palace bosses have been reworked in some way, either with additional mechanics or phases
- Some Palaces now have additional boss-like enemies and encounters
- Mementos, the randomised dungeon that you can visit when you have free time, has been expanded quite significantly -- floors can be bigger and there's more room for exploration in general
- Mementos now has a shop that sells exclusive goods in exchange for 'flowers' -- collectables that you find while exploring
- A new 'stamp' system has been added to Mementos. Stamps can be found on each floor, and you can spend them on three different bonuses: more exp, more money, and more items. Once activated, these bonuses are permanent, unless you decide to reset them
- There are new side quests to complete in Mementos
- Rare, unstable shadows can now appear both in Palaces and Mementos. On death, they explode, dealing big damage to all other enemies
- The Velvet Room now offers special optional battles that you can take part in for various rewards (this is also where DLC battles take place)
- The Velvet Room can now go into a random 'alarm' mode, which powers up persona fusion and other services, but may also result in unexpected fusion results
- Ammo now restocks after battle, making guns way more valuable across dungeon runs
- Some Personas have been rebalanced both in terms of stats and available skills
- Some enemies have been rebalanced both in terms of stats and available skills
- The baton pass mechanic has been expanded and is available to all party members from the beginning
- The calendar has been reworked in places, allowing for more free time and additional opportunities to interact with your confidants
- Morgana doesn't tell you to go to bed quite so much -- you generally get a lot more free time at night, even if you can't leave Leblanc
- 'Assist' mechanic gives you recommendations on which confidant to visit and which stat to improve
- Confidants can now call you after you hang out with them, giving you an additional dialogue choice and therefore another opportunity to strengthen your bond with them
- Some confidants have reworked perks
- Graphical enhancements on PS4 Pro
- New opening movie
- New main menu screen
- New dialogue text font in the localised release
- Some dialogue windows have new visual effects
- New and additional character portraits in conversations
- Around 30 new music tracks
- New weather effects have been added depending on the time of year in-game
- New Game Plus now carries over additional bonuses, like HP and SP increases
- A completely new Trophy list, separate from Persona 5's
I heard the new game next month is a direct sequel to the original ending not royals
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Yes, but its outsourced by another company and was being made the same time royal was. Also, while that game doesn’t include events or characters from royal (or even acknowledge much of it) it doesn’t contradict it either.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
That’s what I originally thought also then when the pandemic started i was incredbly bored and decided to do it anyway and I was not disappointed. Royal is my favorite RPG game probably ever. One of the few games, especially super long games i have a platinum trophy for
that game is wayyy to fukking long
TobiOT
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Royal has all that DLC from the OG version.
Royal much less stressful...for the most part.
Royal much less stressful...for the most part.
Cryptocurrency Scarface
Coinbased
what are quality of life improvements?
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Is this game turn-based or action-rpg? 
TobiOT
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Turn basedIs this game turn-based or action-rpg?