You'll find me in the matinée, the dark of the matinée...
Atlus has been one of the strongest supporters of Nintendo’s 3DS handheld over the years, keeping RPG fans busy with a total of seventeen stellar RPGs from the company. These releases have been coming at a consistent and reliable pace since the 3DS’ first year, so it's only fitting that Atlus gets to be the one to turn out the lights on Nintendo’s autostereoscopic platform. As of the time of writing, Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth is the final release scheduled for the 3DS (barring the final DLC expansion for Shovel Knight) and if this game is to be the punctation mark at the end of the life of the 3DS, it’s reassuring that we’re looking at an exclamation point, rather than a period.
As the follow up to 2014’s Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth, Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth demonstrates the ability and willingness of the developers to listen to feedback and improve on their previous work; what we have here is an enormously enjoyable RPG that builds on what its predecessor set out to do in finding the perfect harmony between the wildly different styles of two different RPG series’. The lovable characters and Jungian-infused theming of the Persona games have been married to the fraught decision-making and first-person dungeon crawling of the Etrian Odyssey games in a way that feels so natural, it’s a bit disappointing to consider that this experimental spin-off series might be ending with this entry.
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