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The heroes from Persona 5 are finally back. Ryuji, Ann, Morgana, and the gang embark on their most dynamic adventure yet. The Phantom Thieves are kidnapped and taken to a secret location known only as Club Velvet. When the friends wake up, they find themselves facing the mysterious inhabitants of the Velvet Room and are forced to perform at a mysterious dance party. A dance into an uncertain future begins.

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Dance all night - The foundation of rhythm games is successfully hitting button inputs in time with the music. The Fever Mode rewards particularly long combo chains. With four difficulty levels, players can customize their gaming experience.

The power of friendship - The iconic social links are a hallmark of every Persona game and are now finally part of the Dancing series. By conversing with various characters, players get to know their heroes better and unlock special events.

An unforgettable soundtrack - The game features beloved melodies from the successful JRPGs, including original tracks by renowned composer Shoji Meguro as well as remixes by Taku Takahashi, Jazztronik, tofubeats, Mito, Kaien, and many more.

Actual product image Atlus Persona 5 Dancing in Starlight (PS4, Multilingual)

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