Metaphor: ReFantazio doesn't escape Persona's shadow, but its charming cast of characters and fun turn-based combat make it a worthwhile RPG on its own.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Metaphor: ReFantazio has particularly gotten praise from reviewers for its handling of themes of racial and political oppression. Writing for GameSpot, Jessica Cogswell argued tha

ReFantazio, an epic RPG that launches on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC on October 11th. In a lot of ways, it’s reminiscent of Persona, with slick menus, turn-based combat, and gameplay systems forged through making meaningful connections with characters.

I’ve been a fan of the modern Persona games and their clever mix between dungeon crawling with turn-based combat, and social elements. The latest game from the creators, Metaphor: ReFantazio, is a

Metaphor ReFantazio is finally here. However, does Atlus’ latest JRPG live up to the hype or does it fall short?

Metaphor: ReFantazio from developer Studio Zero aims to take tried-and-true bits of powerhouse series like Persona and implement them into

Metaphor is a wonderful RPG that builds on many of Persona's foundations, but its combat focus may mean it fades from your memory quicker than you might expect.

Atlus has once again created an incredible game with Metaphor: ReFantazio building up an epic story, deep characters to discover, and combat and exploration that levels up the Persona formula

Metaphor: ReFantazio is the next RPG from Studio Zero, a division within Persona game studio Atlus. Much like the games in the beloved high school drama/RPG Persona series, in Metaphor you'll command a band of outcasts as they move through their daily lives and take on enemy-filled dungeons.

Metaphor: ReFantazio is a brilliant game that takes the Persona-style of gameplay and successfully freshens it up with high fantasy.