Persona 5 stormed the world of video game, so it is not surprising that not only did we get an improved refill in Persona 5 Royal, but an entire suite that brings you back to the world. A few months after the original game, Strikers sees the Phantom Thieves get together for a summer trip, only to be trained in a new crisis — the oppressed people use a mysterious application to create prisons through Japan, forcing anyone hears a Keyword Specific to have a change of mind, become a fanatic of these monarchs. It is the ghost thieves to go to the bottom of things, releasing the society of the metaporessic control. Unlike Persona 5 or Persona 5: Royal, Persona 5: Strikers is an RPG of action, and it takes the things of a notch with new skills and larger areas, giving entire crowds of shadows to mow. Rather than palaces, we obtain the aforementioned prisons — distorted versions of various regions of Japan: rather than whole metal constructs such as, for example, pyramids and casinos, we g...