Metaphor: ReFantazio - How To Unlock New Game+ (& Everything That Carries Over)
Despite 's lengthy campaign, many players will be eager to begin their New Game+ playthrough and curious about what they can carry over. Thankfully, as Atlus has offered in the past with previous games, several vital gameplay elements will carry over, giving players some breathing room with their dungeon deadlines to accomplish other tasks.
However, carrying over previous unlocks isn't the only thing New Game+ players should be excited about in their second playthrough. For those looking for more action, try your hand at the secret boss that only becomes available once a New Game+ playthrough has been initiated, The Redscale Apocalypse Dragon.
The way to start New Game+ is rather simple and self-explanatory. To unlock the option, you will first need to have completed the entire main campaign and witness 's true ending, wherein you will see the screen «Fantasy Lives On...» and be able to watch the credits.
If you feel confident about the advantages you'll be carrying over, consider trying out the Regicide difficulty, which is locked to players on their first playthrough.
Once the credits are finished, you will be prompted to create a clear data file, where you will begin your New Game+ playthrough. It will carry over your total play time as other Atlus games have as well, so don't be concerned if the file does not appear to be starting back at 0. Once you open that file and begin your playthrough, you will officially be starting your New Game+ run.
Unfortunately, not everything will be brought over to the New Game+ playthrough, as seen inThe Game Looters's video. Otherwise, key moments in the story wouldn't make sense anymore, such as immediately having access to all archetypes despite not interacting with the Followers associated with them yet. Everything that carries over is only intended to enhance your second playthrough and help you collect achievements that may not have been possible the first go around.
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