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Region Exclusive Persona Game Could Be Getting Global Release

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A spin-off of Persona 5 that was originally planned for release only in China could be getting a global release at some point in the future.

The game, titled Persona 5: The Phantom X, is currently only available in mainland China, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Launching regionally on April 18, 2024, Persona 5: The Phantom X is a free-to-play mobile and PC game the follows the balance of dungeon crawling and social life established in mainline Persona titles.

Though it is another entry in the long line of Persona 5 spin-offs that have sprung up after the original game's massive success, the game takes a step away from Joker as the main character, instead having the player control a new student character that they can name, codenamed Wonder.

However, like Persona 5, this game continues to encourage the player to build relationships with Confidants in the real world and has them fighting in turn-based Metaverse battles in Palaces and Mementos.

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