Developer(s)

Atlus, P Studio

Publisher(s)

Atlus, Atlus USA, Sega, Deep Silver

Genre(s)

Role-playing (RPG), Turn-based strategy (TBS), Adventure

Platform(s)

PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4

Keywords(s)

yandere, game reference, dream sequence, students, backtracking, detective mode, treasure chest, plot twist, robbery, archangel, jrpg, death, rebels, otaku, the game awards - best art direction - nominee, the game awards - best roleplaying game - nominee, the game awards - best roleplaying game - winner, potential love interest, real-time combat, the game awards - game of the year - nominee, original soundtrack release, dreams, shinto, social, demon, playstation trophies, cross-save, voice acting, multiple endings, shadow stealth, roaming encounters, playstation experience 2016, fusion, running towards the screen, tokyo game show 2014, teenager, the game awards - nominee, silent protagonist, sequel, talking animals, moral decisions, difficulty level, hidden room, party system, escaping imprisonment, leveling up, alternate reality, billiards, murder, crafting, male protagonist, j-pop, side quests, mercenary, fishing, party-based combat, detective, fast traveling, time limit, the game awards 2017, recurring character, buddhism, grinding, anime, tennis, upgradeable weapons, order and chaos, dialogue trees, the game awards - best score or music - nominee, new game plus, sprinting mechanics, e3 2016, flashback, power of friendship, high school, boss fight, randomly generated dungeons, turn-based, turn-based combat, vending machine interaction, platform exclusive, day/night cycle