Persona 4: Dancing All Night is the latest entry in the Persona 4 series, and it brings with it a very interesting change in genre. As you probably realized, I mentioned this is the latest entry in the Persona 4 series, and not in the Persona series. Turns out that Persona 4 has seen several games releases that continue with the adventure of its characters, in a similar way as to how Final Fantasy VII has seen several releases.

 

Persona 4 originally released on PlayStation 2 and, to this day, it is still considered as one of the best RPG on Sony’s console. The game was later released to PS Vita as Persona 4 Golden, an enhanced remake that expands on what the original did on the PS2. After this, we got Persona 4 Arena, a game that is pretty much a visual novel with some 2D fighting segments (in its single player mode), which later got a sequel in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax.

You can read the original review for Persona 4: Dancing All Night right here.

This is a very fun rhythm game and an excellent entry in the Persona 4 series that follows the group a year after the end of the original game, giving us a new story that will keep you glued to your portable until the end.