Persona 5 Royal

Each Social Link’s max rank feels like a perfect ending for the character.

Combat evolves into this slick ballet of ambushes, gunplay, baton passes, and grotesquely powerful persona builds.

Royal fixes almost every minor flaw of the base game by introducing Third Semester content, Maruki and Kasumi's top-tier character arcs, dynamic combat mechanics (Baton Pass tweaks, Showtimes), and invaluable quality-of-life upgrades.

A stylish masterpiece that redefines turn-based RPGs with dripping aesthetic elegance, a legendary Shoji Meguro soundtrack, and a cast of characters you will genuinely miss once the credits roll.

The art style is pretty okay, and the anime-style cutscenes were well done, but the screen is constantly full of unnecessary junk.

It has a sort of comic book art style and every last detail of every text box, cutscene, character design and even the freaking pause menu is utterly flawless.