The Dark Hour serves as the battleground for combat in Persona 3 Reload. The primary setting for the action is Tartarus, a tower that manifests during this eerie period. Here, players take charge of leading S.E.E.S. through the numerous floors of the tower. Throughout this ascent, they ...
This time around, Reload changes up Tartarus quite a bit. Floors remain randomly generated, though only between days—revisiting floors on the same day will give you the same map. Contents within it do change, such as finding rare items and Shadows that give lots of experience points. But m...
How will Persona 3 Reload be positioned in relation to these? Niitsuma: I would like to clear things up so there are no misunderstandings. Persona 3 Reload is a project that was conceived as a remake of the original Persona 3 for current platforms, therefore it does not include t...
but I think 3 drags it out the most for me. Similarly, experiencing Tartarus for the first time was really boring to me, not only because I experienced Persona 5's Mementos, but also because the first areas of Tartarus weren't interesting. If this was any other game, I would have pro...
, and now reload . 7. tartarus changes the visual variety in tartarus has been greatly enhanced for reload . sega tarturus is the most unique, and divisive, feature in the original persona 3 . it’s a single massive dungeon, unlike the multiple dungeons of later persona games. while the...
As a remake of the 2006 PS2 role-playing game,Persona 3 Reloadsees the S.E.E.S. of Gekkoukan Academy investigating the Dark Hour to stop the Shadows from overtaking the city. It involves venturing into Tartarus, a foreboding tower full of threats, to learn the truth alongside their Perso...
I was surprised by how little combat there actually was at times, most of which is up to you to decide whether or not to engage in via explorations of Tartarus, the game’s primary dungeon/tower where most of the combat happens. If you decide to go fight every night to level up your...