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The Wealth Hand is back in the DLC,, and it only has one weakness you can exploit to beat it. A mainstay enemy in games, this variation of the Golden Hand Shadow can quickly run away if you can't take it down fast but offers a great set of rewards in return. You'll need to have Personas and squad members ready to hit its weakness from the get-go to trigger All-Out Attacks for a fast takedown.
Precious Hand is back, but it has a different weakness in the compared to the base game. Another variation of the Shadow called Golden Hand has been appearing in games over the years, and this is another tricky one to beat, but it's worth the effort with the rewards you get for defeating it.
Phantom Mage is back with only one weakness players can exploit in the DLC. Found on the B6 floor of the Cocytus dungeon, this is the first of three consecutive boss battles found within the right Monad Door — containing the most powerful Shadows of the three doors. Knowing the weakness of bosses like Phantom Mage immediately is essential so you can save your squad's HP and SP, which would normally be spent on figuring it out on trial and error.
Atlus accidentally uploaded some achievements to Steam that point to a potential re-release of two rare Shin Megami Tensei spin-offs.
fans may have to wait a few more years for the next game but those desperate to scratch the itch for a compelling social system and turn-based combat should look out for one of October's biggest releases. Atlus and SEGA have spent many years growing the franchise into one of the most beloved JRPG series on the market but the companies are now trying something different. Bringing along several key creators, Atlus aims to breathe new life into the formula by giving fans an entirely new world.
The Witch's Bakery is a shop-management RPG that's pulling inspiration from all the right places - or at least all the places that have me very excited - and no surprise, it's already killing it on Kickstarter so far.
As Atlus cracks on with Metaphor: ReFantazio to ensure its smooth release this fall, some are wondering what the new JRPG means for the future of the Persona series - and thankfully, it seems that it's not compromised at all.
Most of Atlus' Persona series has received a remake of sorts, with Persona 3 Reload being the most recent - except for the first two games, although that could change one day.