review from reviewer journalist are up

[spellsnare]

here there are

IGN 9/10

gamerant 10/10

RPG Site 9/10

gamespot 10/10

gamesrandar 4.5/5

91/100 on pc

feel free to check on metacritic to make you a idea if you buy it or not

https://www.metacritic.com/game/metaphor-refantazio/critic-reviews/?platform=pc

[ez game ez life]

demo experience + metascore > 90 = instant preorder

[Brokenshelf]

For the people worried that localization would turn the game woke, I regret to inform you that the game itself is woke. https://kotaku.com/metaphor-refantazio-review-pc-ps5-xbox-persona-atlus-1851665876

Despite what Atlus would like you to believe, Metaphor: ReFantazio is a dense, overtly political tale, and the happenings within the United Kingdom of Euchronia serve as an allegory for the injustices and prejudices of the real world.

[spellsnare]

Originally posted by Brokenshelf:

For the people worried that localization would turn the game woke, I regret to inform you that the game itself is woke. https://kotaku.com/metaphor-refantazio-review-pc-ps5-xbox-persona-atlus-1851665876

Despite what Atlus would like you to believe, Metaphor: ReFantazio is a dense, overtly political tale, and the happenings within the United Kingdom of Euchronia serve as an allegory for the injustices and prejudices of the real world.

i have no problem with it persona was always like that even before that ''woke'' word become popular

will pre-order the game because i did have fun with it

[REBirthTheEdge]

Originally posted by Brokenshelf:

For the people worried that localization would turn the game woke, I regret to inform you that the game itself is woke. https://kotaku.com/metaphor-refantazio-review-pc-ps5-xbox-persona-atlus-1851665876

Despite what Atlus would like you to believe, Metaphor: ReFantazio is a dense, overtly political tale, and the happenings within the United Kingdom of Euchronia serve as an allegory for the injustices and prejudices of the real world.

Seems like a cope from Kotaku, who is still desperate to sink this game.

We know this whole allegory thing when we even start the demo.

[Brokenshelf]

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Seems like a cope from Kotaku, who is still desperate to sink this game.

We know this whole allegory thing when we even start the demo.

The Kotaku review is very complimentary. I don't know what you're talking about.

[REBirthTheEdge]

Originally posted by Brokenshelf:

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Seems like a cope from Kotaku, who is still desperate to sink this game.

We know this whole allegory thing when we even start the demo.

The Kotaku review is very complimentary. I don't know what you're talking about.

They know any woke element destroys sale, thus any games they dislike, they are gonna point out muh woke, reverse psychology.

[Esmian]

I think something in your head is working in reverse.

[Lysamus]

Originally posted by Brokenshelf:

For the people worried that localization would turn the game woke, I regret to inform you that the game itself is woke. https://kotaku.com/metaphor-refantazio-review-pc-ps5-xbox-persona-atlus-1851665876

Despite what Atlus would like you to believe, Metaphor: ReFantazio is a dense, overtly political tale, and the happenings within the United Kingdom of Euchronia serve as an allegory for the injustices and prejudices of the real world.

I wonder if there was some clue that the themes and concepts in the game might stand in for real world matters. Perhaps a word they could put in the game's title to prompt the player to interpret the game as representational.

[Chaser324]

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Originally posted by Brokenshelf:

The Kotaku review is very complimentary. I don't know what you're talking about.

They know any woke element destroys sale, thus any games they dislike, they are gonna point out muh woke, reverse psychology.

Nah. You must not be familiar with them. They don't have this weird anti-woke bias. They're just plainly stating what the game is about and saying that they liked it.

[Soulcrusher842]

Pre-order chad checking in. Looks like it's going to be a good one.

[REBirthTheEdge]

Originally posted by Chaser324:

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

They know any woke element destroys sale, thus any games they dislike, they are gonna point out muh woke, reverse psychology.

Nah. You must not be familiar with them. They don't have this weird anti-woke bias. They're just plainly stating what the game is about and saying that they liked it.

Yeah, Kotaku not having "weird anti-woke bias".

Bro, you are like 10 years too late to say that.

[Chaser324]

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Originally posted by Chaser324:

Nah. You must not be familiar with them. They don't have this weird anti-woke bias. They're just plainly stating what the game is about and saying that they liked it.

Yeah, Kotaku not having "weird anti-woke bias".

Bro, you are like 10 years too late to say that.

I think there's some sort of fundamental disconnect here where we're not understanding each other.

Regardless, I'm glad the game is reviewing well, and I can't wait to jump in later this week.

[Brokenshelf]

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Originally posted by Chaser324:

Nah. You must not be familiar with them. They don't have this weird anti-woke bias. They're just plainly stating what the game is about and saying that they liked it.

Yeah, Kotaku not having "weird anti-woke bias".

Bro, you are like 10 years too late to say that.

So what does Kotaku want? Do they want to promote woke stuff, or do they not? I think there's some confusion on your part.

[Splinter of Chaos]

Even a harmless discussion on review scores becomes yet another "is it woke?" topic. Predictable.

Anyway, these scores are much higher than I expected! I feel I've once again underestimated Studio Zero.

[REBirthTheEdge]

Originally posted by Brokenshelf:

Originally posted by REBirthTheEdge:

Yeah, Kotaku not having "weird anti-woke bias".

Bro, you are like 10 years too late to say that.

So what does Kotaku want? Do they want to promote woke stuff, or do they not? I think there's some confusion on your part.

1. They want to promote woke stuff by making it seems like it's not woke.
2. They want to sink actual non-woke stuff by making it seems like it's woke.

Reverse psychology.