Persona 4 Golden just hit Steam: How to get it now

Persona four Golden just hit Steam: How to go it now

(Image credit: Atlus via Steam)

We love it when a plan comes together ... early. Persona 4 Gold just made its surprise Steam driblet moments before it's expected to be presented formally at the PC Gaming Show 2020. Tweeter Wario64 broke the news.

Yes, the cult archetype has finally found a home outside of the PS Vita, with developer Atlus dropping Persona iv Gilded on Steam. Available correct now, starting at $19, Persona 4 Golden is a PC-just release, then the Mac-owning JRPG gamers out at that place will demand to become familiar with Boot Camp, or mayhap find a Windows x machine from our best laptops list.

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Persona iv Aureate takes place in the quiet Japanese town Indaba, where you're the new kid in town making friends amid a creepy phenomenon where mysterious deaths are linked to Television set broadcasts and foggy weather.

Personally, I've been waiting years for the critically beloved P4G to land on a platform outside of the Vita, which became besides expensive to buy on the secondhand market place for only one game. If it's anything like Persona 5 Royal, which I'm currently at 117 hours into, the wait will have been well worth it.

At that place'southward too a Digital Deluxe Edition that costs $25, and packs a digital art volume and soundtrack.

As Atlus notes in the above trailer, P4G on Steam features remastered HD graphics and both English language and Japanese audio.

Atlus is hot off the heels of the Persona 5 Royal release, and that game gives Persona fans who have yet to play P4G an idea of what to expect. The 'Gilded' version of the Japanese RPG Persona 4 packs a lot of new content and characters. Redditors claim P4G took between 69 to 100 hours to complete.

At present, if you lot'll excuse me, I'chiliad going to go buy and download Persona four Golden, while I picket the rest of the PG Gaming Show.

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