Разработчик: ATLUS
Описание
Digital Deluxe Edition
About the Game
Inaba—a quiet town in rural Japan sets the scene for budding adolescence in Persona 4 Golden.
A coming of age story that sets the protagonist and his friends on a journey kickstarted by a chain of serial murders. Explore meeting kindred spirits, feelings of belonging, and even confronting the darker sides of one’s self.
Persona 4 Golden promises meaningful bonds and experiences shared together with friends.
With an overall Metacritic score of 93 and a multitude of awards, fan-adored Persona 4 Golden stands as one of the finest RPGs ever made, delivering on enthralling storytelling and quintessential Persona gameplay.
Persona 4 Golden on Steam is best experienced with a game controller.
Key Features include:
- Enjoy gameplay with variable framerates
- Experience the world of Persona on PC in Full HD
- Steam Achievements and Trading Cards
- Choose between Japanese and English VO
Поддерживаемые языки: english, japanese, korean, traditional chinese, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 8.1
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 | AMD Phenom II X2 550
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTS 450 | AMD Radeon HD 5770
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 14 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-650 | AMD Phenom X4 940
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 460 | AMD Radeon HD 6870
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 14 GB available space
Mac
Linux
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Good game unfortunately too many sex scenes for my liking
probably the best Persona story out of 3/4/5 but imo the worst fights/gameplay
overall enjoyable experience will probably never touch the game
solid 9/10 worth the money !
absolutely amazing, the gameplay doesn't hold up as well especially coming from person 5, but the story and characters are so incredible it makes up for it tenfold. The world in this game is one i won't forget any time soon and it was an incredible experience
Better than P5R in many many ways, atmosphere, characters, world building, story telling...except for game-play and visual, well you gotta give that to the latter game because it's newer.
Actually this game is my entry point in JRPGs, and the moment I see Nanako-chan for the first time, she's got me hooked, and that at that moment that I swear to my self, no harm in the whole world gonna get in to this girl while she's in my care.
this game is fun. i dont enjoy a lot of things, but one of the things i do enjoy is persona 4 golden.
another great RPG in the persona franchise. fantastic music and characters. however, this entry is a bit more difficult than the recent games. still highly recommended.
It is a fantastic game. I highly recommend if you have played the remake of P3 and P5. This may not have the same graphical quality but the gameplay is that same persona gameplay we all enjoy. Excellent characters, interesting story. Honestly seems tougher than the newer games so if you want a tougher challenge than P5 and P3:Reloaded then this will fill that void.
If my (and a lot of other reviews) hours say anything, this game good. I did my first playthrough that took me like 120 hours or so by myself, and I'm currently playing through it again to experience it again and so my Girlfriend can. Also I missed out on the "Golden" DLC. This game isn't as fancy as persona 5 (I've put 90 hours on playstation on P5 and not even halfway through the story) but it has a lot of charm and you really grow attached to the characters and story. If you're looking for a unique JRPG with a mystery to solve, give this one a shot. Fair warning: It's quite the time sink.
The gameplay is like a 6.5/10 and the everything else is a 13.5/10 so it still averages out to peak
Played it originally on PS when it first came out and just wanted to replay it. Good story, art and original tunes. don't know what the voice and sos stuff is about but a great single player game imo
This game is my favorite game of all time. The music, the characters, the story, its all amazing. This game is a must play even if you are not a persona fan.
Peak game peak chars peak protagonist🙏🙏 I literally cried when I finished this I love it so much
One of the better JRPGs out there. The highlight for me are the characters and their development. It made a profound impact on me and made me reflect on my own life occasionally. 100% worth full price.
Persona 4 is an odd one, that's for sure. I really enjoyed playing it though!
The graphics on the steam version are so much worse for some reason, but you kinda get used to it after a while. The story is decent but the gameplay was a bit boring at times, especially during downtime. There seems to be a lot less combat in this game compared to the others which caught me off guard, but overall it was fun :)
P4G is very unique and that it focus alot of the party cast more than anything and how they grow and change to accept and work past the parts they hate about them selves. in the latter half of the game the story had me fully wrapped around its finger.
I don't know where to begin with this game. This game is a beautiful blend of a fun dungeon-crawling RPG with a modern fantasy setting and a social sim with thought-provoking commentary about coming to terms with who you are and who you want to become, no matter how hard that might be. The characters are wonderfully written and the voice cast truly put their hearts into bringing them to life. As is a staple of the Persona franchise, the music is wonderful and the story is filled with emotional highs and lows.
This is one of my favorite games ever made and I hope that you consider giving it a try.
remake better fix naoto and add back yosuke romance. besides that, this is the probably the best atlus game.
Not my favorite persona game but I still love the cast, and it has an atmosphere that is one of my favorites in a game
good story and great game [certified classic]
this game is fun, BUT, you have to come to terms with a big caveat before you play:
the story sucks ass.
this is a game that's meant to be an anime highschool simulator first and foremost. characters are fun, but they tend to have their depth stunted by certain story beats and gameplay mechanics. dialogue is alright. the plot, however, doesn't go anywhere meaningful for ~2/3's of the playtime, and that's because a considerable amount of this game's time is instead dedicated toward slice of life VN scenes-- some good, some bad. this game's writing is also deathly afraid of being ambiguous, even at times when it would make sense to be so, a major problem since this is intended to be a murder mystery about trying to uncover uncomfortable truths no matter what may stand in your way.
it is also unreasonably horny at times. teddie is horny. i want to kill teddie.
with that being said i found the gameplay to be very enjoyable, with it having a focus on building Personas and utilizing weaknesses and combos. there's enough player expression to be had that it kept itself afloat through its runtime.
if you're interested in playing an SMT game, but don't think you fit the game's target audience, you're probably better off trying persona 1/2/3, or just trying another SMT game entirely. if you do fit the target audience, you'll love it no doubt.
personally, it was a good time. a few moments were very effective, though i feel that the whole could've been so much more.
There's an uncomfortable about of jokes about the characters being sexy, "scoring" with some of them, and several lingerings shots of the characters in skimpy outfits. These are underage teenagers being told they are "sexy" by some of the other characters and even the occasional random adult npc. The game *is* fun and the combat is enjoyable but I just can't put up with how this games treats its underage cast. Play it if you like good rpg combat and a great ost but be warned. I doubt I'll be finishing this anytime soon if at all.
This was my first game to the series and what a fantastic introduction.
The character development was well thought out, the main story was INCREDIBLE with nice twists, especially depending on what ending you are shooting for.
Can confidently say this is one of my top 5 of this year, if not all time.
the best persona for me. i played first time when game release in ps2. its memorable. i hope this persona version get remake.
my first introduction to the persona series and my god is this game ever fun. I was never one to be super into JRPGs but i've always had my eye on persona and after being peer pressured by not only my good friend but by the steam summer sale I decided to bite the bullet and get it. I IMMIDIATELY got addicted and ended up playing until like 2-3 in the morning lol. Everything you do in this game feels like it matters and the multiple things you can do in this game makes it so immersive and enthralling, the relationships you can make with all of these eccentric characters makes the story all that much more fun and immersive. I'm going to pick this game back up so I can 100% it and re-experience this game again. so much fun and for the price you can't go wrong. visually it is the weakest out of the revamped persona games (p3r,p4g & p5r) but I can easily look overlook it with how good everything else is.
The greatest game i have ever played the characters the story the ost everything was just so good
One of my favorite cast of characters, amazing story and has Rise 9/10
Probably one of my favorite games of all time, its just peak .
10/10 would for sure recommend, even if you are not a big rpg fan.
The story and music was amazing but Rise was an annoying ass little bitch.
7.5/10 good game but very stretched out
Persona 4 is my first game in the series and I instantly fell in love. The characters, the music, the story, everything is top tier. The combat can feel a little dated compared to more recent games but it's not too bad. I can safely say this is one of the best games I've played in a while.
Persona 4 was the first Persona game I’ve played and I instantly fell in love with the game. The OG Persona 4 on Playstation 2 + CRT Television was so nostalgic.
The OST for this game is absolutely absurb! Complete masterwork where every single track fits and adds an overall package, and it creates an overall Persona 4 Golden “vibe” in a way I’ve seen few other games do successfully.
While Persona 3 had a remake, this game is just perfect as it is.
If you ever made my mistake and thought that Persona franchise is overrated, please, play this game. It is the best thing that happened to me in 2024, and the best game I played ever. This game has great story, well written characters (and I mean really well written), fantastic music and the gameplay that sinks you more than a swamp. If you like games with interesting story and don't mind visual novel, you will love this game.
Initially I understimated the game for being a PS2 remaster plus I'm not really into turn-based RPG but this is a real gold! The dungeon crawler + RPG with random maps is very good, the story is super interesting and with tons of plot twist, there are so many things to do in the free time that breaks the monotony of fighting very well. It's so various and the rythm of everything is just perfect.
Another thing worth of note is that the game can be tailored on your desire: you can not just rise or lower the difficulty but you can set how much damage is dealt/recieved, how much gold/EXP is obtained and still experience the complete game at your pace. This is a must play.
Amazing soundtrack, the game really has alot of atmosphere!
Give it a try, you won't regret it.
A solid entry into not only the Persona franchise as whole, but the greater Megami Tensei series as well.
I played this heavily when it originally released on PS2 and later on with it's typical Atlus "upgraded" moneygrabbing release as Golden on Vita. This port is essentially the same as it's Vita counterpart, but with a few QOL updates to it's graphics and resolution.
P4G is a great game, it might not be be the best modern Persona, it may not be the best MegaTen game, but it deserves to stand on it's own as a solid 8/10 game. While the themes and vibes of it come off as more lighthearted compared to 2, 3, or 5, don't let that deceive you; this game digs deep into human nature, the hardships those who find difficulty in being queer, the power that social norms and societal expectations have over us, the depths of the psyche, and the struggles everyone faces with finding freedom in self-acceptance and authenticity. As someone who played this back when it first came out, I was the same age of most of the characters within the game, 17-18 years old, and this game at the time had a very prolific affect on me, and really helped me get through some hard times with my mental health at the time. For that, I am very greatful.
Gameplay wise, it's exactly what you would expect from a modern persona title. Hopefully one day this game gets the Reload treatment and gets a full remake, as I feel that they could really further expand upon some characters and plot devices that felt somewhat rushed or negated on release. Looking at you, Akechi.
8/10. Femmeboy Teddy is best boi.
This game unironically made me a better person. I no longer am an anti-social loser who sits in the back of the class hating my life. This game was so fucking good it made me an extrovert, happy about my sexuality, and have a terrible attachment to Yukiko Amagi.
Good: I'd say everything is good about Persona 4 the gameplay was a great upgrade from Persona 3 and the dungeons are really enjoyable. The story had me actually invested to the point I didn't notice that I was playing the tutorial (unlike in persona 5), the music is incredible which isn't a surprise for an Altus game, and the characters are pretty anime trope-y when you meet them, but the whole thing about "Discovering your true self" really breathes life into them.
Bad: The game shows its age holding up too recent Altus games and it's grating after playing a game like Persona 3 Reload which has things like a baton pass system and cool CGI. Also there are some writing inconsistencies in the story when it comes to some things, I have a whole rant on Twitter on me bitching about how I thought Altus played it too safe on some characters so i'm gonna leave this short.
Ugly: Since this game has Margaret sexy ass in it, the ugly section of my review is canceled out.
Overall: 100/10 greatest game of all time, Margaret please come home the kids miss you.
In alot of way P4G is the middle child, stuck between the juggernaut of P5 and the re-emergence of P3, but having finally given it a chance it's really shone itself as a valuable member of the Persona family.
It has everything you love about a Persona game, fun and interesting characters, compelling gameplay, a narrative thats simply enough to follow but rewards the tenacious. Whether its your starting point or you've beaten 5 and/or 3, 4G deserves your time as well. Seek the truth!
This game is definitely not for me. It starts super slow even for a JRPG. However, in saying that, I can see why it's so popular. Plenty of kooky anime writing which shows some colourful characters and an interesting story. Graphics are fine, some really cool fully animated anime cutscenes thrown in. And a great soundtrack throughout. All of that plus a pretty deep combat system.
Like I said, not for me. But if you are a big JRPG fan, this will tick all the right boxes.
Writing reviews is not something I often do, but Persona 4 is a very interesting thing to talk about. While I played Persona 3 FES back on PS2 and Persona 5 back when it came out on PS4 before Golden, all 3 games stand on their own to offer pretty unique stories that tackle a different theme and message at the end of it all. Persona 4 isn’t my most favorite game in the franchise, but don’t let that dissuade you from playing this game. Everything it does is raw unfiltered JRPG bliss from the kickass OST, amazing world of Inaba to get lost in and the characters being so memorable even after the credits roll. You owe it to yourself to try P4 Golden, more so if you’re on the fence. Even when its not on sale $20 is a very fair price to pay for what is one of the tentpole JRPG games of both the PS2 and the Vita respectively
It took me a while to like this game, especially after coming from P5.
The way you play the game is vastly different.
If you're coming from P5R/P3R, then you might have a hard time adjusting to the gameplay mechanics.
But you'll learn to enjoy it, and the story's interesting too.
Give this a try.
If you had an AMD, game can be played no further than boss fight with Mitsuo.
Game will just close without giving error message during post-boss cut scene, there's no way to get around it, no way to save post-boss.
I love this game, and have played it multiple times on other platforms, but unfortunately I can't finish it without replacing a very expensive portion of my set up.
Persona 4 Golden is a game about people collapsing and vegetables of particularly high quality.
The ideal way to play this game is skipping all of the story and dungeons and spending the entirety of your time gardening, fishing and drinking coffee. Who needs the truth if you can plant tomatoes to earn the validation of the greatest vegetable connoiseur in all of Inaba: your uncle. Hell, if you need the validation of another dude almost twice your age, you can spend all of your free time trying to catch the Guardian, a fish so nutritious it completely refills the "crazy persona magic" bar.
If that turns out to be too easy for your cityboy angling skills, you can ride the scooter your uncle gave you for the sheer greatness of your vegetables to reach Japan's saddest looking beach, where you can fill the void of your parents' neglect by catching an even larger fish.
If that's not enough for your thrill-seeking, dungeon-and-waifu-ignorer heart, you can always get a nice cup of coffee that definitely has some sort of narcotics in it. Come on, no normal blend can mess you up so badly that a part of you that's also a japanese guy's take on a Shakespeare character hands you over a card that bestows you the ability to revive the dead (with 50% of their HP).
So, if you like sneaking out of your house at night to go river fishing in a thunderstorm, getting your impressive crops complimented by a cop, and above all, polishing balls, "Persona 4 Golden: Now with 10% less Heat Riser" is the game for you.
Wow P4G - what a game. The true ending was beautiful and I really enjoyed this. A really really really long game and a lot of dungeons were annoying at times but beautiful characters and a great story. I am glad I picked this up first (given this is the oldest). Looking forward now to P3R and P5R!!!
played this first with the ps2 original, but moved onto my vita and later on my ps5, only bought it here to support the series coming to all platforms and thankfully it has! it's never been a better time to get into these wonderful jrpgs. literally my favorite series of all time and while 4 may be the weakest out of the 3 nusona games, that's not saying much, because this game is a fantastic work of art that has moved me to laughter, tears, and so much more. rise is best waifu and nanako is best sister.
Simply one of the best games I've ever played in my life. I even stopped playing for a while on the last day, I really didn't want it to end, I could listen to the cast interact with each other forever, such lovable characters full of life that, by the end you truly see them as friends, friends that when you finish the game, you'll never see again. The depth of their personalities and motivations, the wonderful story line it presents, the morality of your choices and the lessons it teaches you. My only complain is that there isn't more of it.
Remember, always search for the truth, reach out to it and don't stop until you find it. But even if you don't. You will always have those beside you, the only truth that you will always find, within those who care about you.
Perfect story, combat and characters!
Game crashes all the time, losing hours of progress again and again and again.....I gave up
This game is a friend simulator/dungeon RPG. This is the first game in the series I have played so please excuse me if I state mechanics that are a staple of the series. I split the friend simulator and dungeon RPG portions of this review.
Premise
You are a high school student who is going to stay in the small town of Inaba for a year. Your family is apparently too busy to take care of you so they decide to dump you on your uncle Dojima and his 6 year old daughter Nanoko. This is in Japan BTW. Initially you form a freindship with your classmates Chie and Yukiko, who were instantly infatuated with you within five minutes of entering the classroom, and through them Yosuke, the son of the manager at the newly opened Wal-Mart like supermarket Junes. However tragedy strikes, people are starting showing up on a powered off TV and being found dead shortly after. One of your new friends Yukiko shows up on the TV and its up to you to rescue her and any potential victims that appear. You do this by entering the TV world and battling monsters called shadows with your Persona, your other self that can perform magic attacks.
Friend simulator Gameplay
This game is a friend simulator/dungeon RPG. In the real world you don’t do any combat. Instead you spend time forming social links with your friends and family. This boils down to you starting a conversation with them and triggering their story arc cutscene. This game has a day/night system, when you trigger a social interaction with someone, it takes the entire day to complete it and you can only do this during the day with most characters. Something important to keep in mind is that you only have a limited number of days in the game, so who you spend your time is important and arguably more meaningful. Whenever you complete a significant social interaction with someone you rank up your social link. The higher your social link with one character the higher experience boost you can get when fusing Personas of their Aracana type. The goal of the friend simulator portion of the game is to max out your social link ranks in a short amount of time. Other factors such as daily character availability, personality level trait checks make this portion not so straightforward. To spice things up you can also romance most (not some) of the female characters; and half of your party consists of females. The people you can build social links with range from high school friend trying to find themselves, adults dissatisfied with their careers, and a fox who wants more people to give offerings to his shrine (American equivalent is a wishing well I think). My interactions with these characters were pretty interesting and made my cry at some points.
Dungeon Gameplay
You traverse dungeons while fighting shadows with your Personas. You can have up to 12 Personas (at a certain level) while your party members can only have one. You obtain new Personas as battle rewards. The Personas level up with you battle with them, they can have up to 8 moves and can be overridden if a level up comes with a new move, very similar to Pokemon. You can fuse multiple Personas to create new ones, also you can transfer moves to the newly fused Persona from your old Personas. This portion of the game is really fun and I was always excited to see what new creations I could create the fruits of my dungeon expedition. If you fuse a Persona of a Arcana type that you have a high social rank for, then you will get additional EXP for the product, resulting in multiple level ups at high rank levels. This is significant because with this mechanic you don’t have to grind levels
All combatants including yourself have the same combat rules. If the attacker lands an attack of a type (elemental or physical) that the target is weak to, then they get another move. Each Persona and Shadow are either weak to, are strong against, or can gain HP, attacks from a certain types. This forces you to switch out party members for certain boss battles, or to guard instead of attack for regular battles.
I haven’t played many RPGs but in the ones I have played the escape item is usually something that I don’t use unless I am in deep trouble. However in this game, at least early on, you are expected to use the escape item and come back another day. This is because while you can buy items in the real world that restore HP, you cannot buy anything that restores SP which are the points that you use to cast your Persona spells. This encourages you to rank up your social links in the real world before attempting again. As said earlier there are a limited amount of days, and you have until a certain date to rescue each potential victim.
Conclusion
At some point in the game you are expected to identify the serial murderer. Unfortunately I discovered the true culprit with a spoiler. It still was enjoyable to play through the game but I imagine that it would’ve been more engaging if I wasn’t spoiled. But this is definitely a game you should play. I will definitely play more games in the series and the main series Shin Megami Tensei.
Pretty great game, i played this one after finishing the 3rd and 5th persona game so dont be fooled by the graphics of the game, it makes up a lot with the story.
To name a few complaints would be that the first dungeon is kinda hard for a starting point due to lack of party members, enemy resistances and color wall skills, after that it gets way easier because your persona and party pool increases.
While a convenience in newer persona games that this one lacks its the ability to see on the map which social links are available in that day, however you can learn them after a while so no big deal.
And lastly, in order to reach the best ending of the game you kinda have to use internet guides since doing all the steps by yourself in a first save file is pretty hard to do since all of the requirements are quite specific and aren't listed in the game indirectly in any way, although thats my opinion so take it as you wish.
Complaints aside you should play the game for yourself to witness the story firsthand since its quite unique imo.
Timeless classic. Other reviews will have information about combat, social links, etc. This isn't about that.
Persona: 4 nights at freddie's is a game about hating bears. As you spend time with your friends, gaining knowledge and petting cats you will gain a deep appreciation of how annoying bears are. You think you'd choose the bear over a man? Not this one.
Persona 4: Golden shower is also about the rain. When the rain happens, there is no music, which deepens the impact of when days do or don't have music (and perhaps tell you that there's something urgent you need to do).
Persona 400 sidequests has a lot of content that isn't necessary. However, it's hard to know what that is. Also typical of older RPGs is that a lot of these sidequests are just 'get thing from dungeon you already played'. except now it's just boring because you're 10 - 30 levels above whatever chaff is in there. However, the social links are pretty interesting. I like this cast a lot more than persona 5 - with one beary glaring exception.
Persona: 4 community guideline violations is also a game that is thoroughly "2000s" in its spirit and aesthetic. I grew up with the PS2 and everything about this game just threw me back to that era. Some of its themes and portrayals of certain characters will be controversial in today's "climate", and people on both sides of the horseshoe probably got offended by either Kanji, Naoto, or both. I don't really care, but the lack of tact and """"narrative pushing"""" was quite refreshing and incredibly entertaining.
Persona 4 is also a game about routine. Going to school, coming home, raiding the fridge (sorry about the flan, Nanako. it was delicious) and ordering stuff off the TV after planting some magical peppers creates a comforting feeling of knowing what to expect. So when things start going wrong, and something changes that routine, and you check the fridge out of habit and there's nothing there for the 8th day in a row - the change hits you in a place only a game could. Millenial video game autists on youtube love to use the phrase 'ludonarrative dissonance' - this is a great example of ludonarrative synergy.
Make friends with Marie, and don't put people on TV!
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | ATLUS |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 87 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 97% положительных (41892) |