The Phantom Thieves Of Hearts just don’t know how to stay still. The iconic group has been through many renditions of their games and has a new one arriving on November 16. Persona 5 Tactica is a tactical role-playing game spinoff of Persona 5 Royale. With the Phantom Thieves in a different genre than usual, here is everything gamers need to know before the Persona 5 Tactica release date.
The Phantom Thieves of Hearts have wandered into a realm where citizens are living under oppression led by a military group going by Legionnaires. When the heroes find themselves backed into a corner a never-before-seen character named Erina rescues them. She then proceeds to strike a deal with the thieves explaining the situation they’re all in. Gameplay-wise, Persona 5 Tactica is Atlus’s take on a Fire Emblem or XCOM-like RPG, meaning the Phantom Thieves will be in a turn-based tactical battlefield. There is a skill tree provided for each party member. EXP for these trees can be earned by conversing with party members and gaining levels.
“Persona 5 Tactica features an all-new story, the return of fan-favorite characters, and brand-new allies and foes. Join the group as they lead an emotional revolution in this thrilling combat adventure!“
There will be 2 different editions of Persona 5 Tactica each one coming with its own perks and bonuses. The following editions are:
Persona 5 Tactica Pre Order Edition ($59.99)
Persona 5 Tactica Deluxe Edition ($79.99)
Persona 5 Tactica releases November 16 for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows, Xbox Series X and Series S.
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