Brothers, I saw that "Persona: Phantom of the Night" has another cross-over version, and I even pulled Junpei Iori from P3R to come out to the stage. I wondered if this was a coincidence. I had finished the masterpiece of a single-player game a few days ago, and when I saw the news, I almost laughed out loud at dinner. Using single-player characters as mobile game monetization signs is even more skillful than the Phantom Thieves stealing hearts.
Let me make it clear first, this game itself is a free downloadable mobile game, but everyone knows that free is the most expensive. Going to class and falling in love during the day, and going to the palace to fight monsters at night, looks pretty beautiful, right? As a result, the characters all rely on drawing, the weapons all rely on drawing, and the stacked life cards make you doubt your life. Iori Junpei? Five-star limited? Haha, this name translates to "please recharge"🐶
I went to check out the details of the event. The names of "Counterattack Slugger" and "Broken Sword of Destruction" were pretty good. But guess what? If you want to draw full life and broken points, you may not be able to graduate even if you hit five figures if you have a bad face. With this money, I can buy twenty independent masterpieces in the Steam Winter Sale, and I can also get glowing reviews for them. They engage in linkages at every turn and use the feelings of single-player parties as leeks. This trick is really tried and true.
Do you want to say that the game itself has any advantages? That's true. The art inherits the trendy UI of P5, the music is also interesting, and the palace exploration is also a bit like that. But this is all based on the premise that "you can have a good time only if you are willing to spend money." I am a stand-alone hunter who is used to paying once to have all the content. When I see this "pay to unlock happiness" routine, I just want to ask: Don't you, the production team, blush in front of Atlus?
Anyway, I don't recommend everyone to become a gambling dog. If you really want to experience the life of a Phantom Thief, why not play the P5 Royal Edition, or wait for the P3R discount and buy the complete game for a hundred bucks? Isn't it better than being lonely in a mobile game? Just treat this game as a peripheral and watch it. Don't really throw money into it. Your hard-earned money should not be used for this kind of electronic milk tea with unlimited refills🧋
The wallets of solo players should be reserved for truly worthy works. that's all.