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Persona 3 Reload is a shining example of how to remake a beloved classic while respecting its legacy. Atlus has not only modernized this iconic JRPG but has breathed new life into it, making it an unforgettable experience for both veterans and newcomers alike.

The game’s visuals are breathtaking, with Iwatodai and Tartarus reimagined in stunning detail. Every shadow, character model, and environmental design feels vibrant and alive, giving us a fresh lens through which to experience this timeless story.

One of the standout aspects is the revamped combat system. Borrowing elements from Persona 5, battles are now smoother, faster, and more tactical than ever. Controlling your party is a breeze, and strategic decisions feel more rewarding, making each encounter exhilarating.

Reload retains the emotional weight of the original story while enhancing its delivery. The rewritten dialogue and expanded voice acting breathe new life into the cast of characters, deepening the emotional connections players form with them. Every Social Link feels more impactful, drawing you further into the world of the SEES team.

The music, always a highlight in Persona games, is exceptional here. Classic tracks are masterfully remixed, and new compositions blend seamlessly into the game’s emotional and atmospheric tones. From moments of despair to triumph, the soundtrack captures every nuance.

Quality-of-life improvements, such as streamlined menus, refined pacing, and additional side content, make the experience more accessible without diluting its challenge or depth. Exploring Tartarus feels more engaging, and downtime between missions is filled with meaningful choices that add layers to your journey.

Persona 3 Reload is not just a remake; it’s a celebration of what made the original great while elevating it to new heights. It’s a must-play for JRPG enthusiasts and anyone who values a deeply personal, beautifully crafted narrative. Simply put, Persona 3 Reload is a triumph.

The fact that NVDIA says that you need to use DLSS to run this game is pretty bad honestly, they're promoting the DLSS and the Frame Generation like a good thing for these kind of RTX games, this feels a bit disappointing because you ACTUALLY NEED those settings ON to run this without any problems and using the DLSS lowers the render quality or balances the graphic settings, lowering the graphics of the game to AT LEAST having decent FPS.
The game uses path-tracing so i don't expect good performance.

I mean RTX is for having a good-looking graphics experience and lowering the graphics with these technologies may ruin the experience, even with the latest graphics cards can't run this properly without DLSS or Frame Generation on 2K or 4K, at least you get decent FPS on 1080p without DLSS.

Cannot say much because i have a 2060S, everything at low i get less than 20FPS, I've seen people with 40 series cards and those don't perform very well with/without Frame generation or DLSS.

DLSS must be for eSports games since these games require more FPS for refresh rate, not for games like this.

Maybe that's because i have an old graphics card but still they have low FPS on newer ones.
It's better to play this on 1080p to have more than 80FPS.

The game overall is perfect but not for every graphics card.
If you can run this without any problem then you must play it, it's very entertaining.

STANDING HERE, I REALIZE
YOU ARE JUST LIKE ME
TRYING TO MAKE HISTORY
BUT WHO'S TO JUDGE
THE RIGHT FROM WRONG
WHEN OUR GUARD IS DOWN
I THINK WE'LL BOTH AGREE
THAT VIOLENCE BREEDS VIOLENCE
BUT IN THE END
IT HAS TO BE THIS WAY

random civic dudes at 3am:

pretty good game

hours of fun this mod

Best STORM series of Naruto games 10/10