Persona 5 Royal Standard Edition

Persona 5 Royal is the expanded version of Atlus's 2016 RPG, and it keeps the double life at its centre. By day you are a transfer student on probation in Tokyo, going to class, taking part-time jobs, and building relationships with people who each have something going badly wrong in their lives. By night you and the Phantom Thieves break into Palaces — the distorted mental worlds of adults who have abused their power — and steal the thing holding the distortion together. Combat is turn-based and built around elemental weaknesses, with an All-Out Attack when you knock down the whole enemy party, and a fusion system for merging Personas into stronger ones. The calendar runs the whole game: every day spent in a Palace is a day not spent with a Confidant, and Confidant ranks feed directly back into what you can do in combat. Royal adds the Kichijoji district, a new playable character in Kasumi, a third semester with its own Palace and an alternative ending. It is single-player throughout. On Steam, Xbox and Switch there is only one SKU, and it contains the complete Royal content — the new district, the new party member and the third semester — with no upgrade to buy. The Deluxe and Ultimate editions exist only on PlayStation and are not sold as keys.