Persona 4 Golden

This game is my favorite game of all time, and it will forever stick to my heart.

I first played this as a pre-teen on my psvita, however I didn't really finish it and my memory was kind of foggy, and I'm glad I finished it now at this time of my life, I felt like it was the perfect time to play it.

It's the kind of game where I'd give anything to wipe my memory to experience it again blindly. No game has ever made me so attached to all the characters it presents, everyone develops so much and by the end you can clearly see how everybody grew and changed for the best. And trust me, take your time, this is also the kind of game that you wish would never end.

It's a game about reaching out to the truth, finding and accepting your true self, and there's no better way of handling a theme like this than having the main cast seek the truth behind a serial murder case. It helped me accept who I am and made me not afraid to be myself and live life however I want. It's literally life changing

Just go ahead and play it, but make sure to be prepared for an emotional journey that will stick to you forever (I never cried so much in a game...)

Just keep this in mind, the true ending is pretty easy to get, but it's damn near impossible without a guide of sorts. That said, it's very easy to stumble upon spoilers, and this is a game you DON'T want to be spoiled on (unfortunately, I did get spoiled)

I've never played anything like this, and now moving on to Persona 3 Reload, I'll see if it can stand up to the unforgettable adventure this game brought me to, I can't wait to play the rest of ATLUS's games in my library!

its fun. I knew only that the Persona series is considered to be top notch RPG with Persona 5 being the pinnacle of the games. I must say, I've been enjoying everything i've played so far. I don't think I've played anything quite like this and there are a TON of different systems to learn but the tutorials are easy to access and the systems are fun. Only down side for me thus far has been one of the female voice actors voice is so high pitched and annoying i skip her dialog more often than not. Thats a very small gripe about a game I'm having very high hopes to pack on another 90 hours of game play into.

The horniest, gayest and most well thought out persona game in terms of narrative. Gameplay is kinda ass thou ngl, looking forward to the remake!

i was doing great until nevermore started playing and then i sobbed like a baby

10/10 recommend playing. im excited about a remake but honestly this game was life altering and it will always be in my heart because of that.

Buy it. Beware if you plan to complete it, the walkthroughs are painfully vague or just useless.

Persona 4 Golden is a great (vegetables) game. The gameplay I'd say the hardest compared to P3 & P5 but that won't stop me from becoming a specialist in playing this game. The story is amazing, sometimes it makes my heartbeat, and sometimes it makes my heartbreak. The mystery aspect of the story makes me want to reach out to the truth and the unexpected twists in the story make me feel like a new world's fool, truly reminds me of when I used to watch a mystery movie on the midnight channel. I really love the cast, as the story progresses it makes you feel like having a tie to them, giving your affection to them and also, there are the romance options that give me a sign of love towards the female cast. And lastly, the soundtracks are Golden, you can just not doing anything ingame and still enjoy yourself because of the soundtrack. This game really makes me reflect on myself, I feel like I want to pursuing my true self and someday in the future if I walk on the wrong path, I'll face myself to stop myself walking on that path. I really recommend this game if you're into JRPG. Really worth the price for about 60-100+ hours of gameplay. 10/10

Probably the best persona game out there. Doesn't need triple A graphics to clear.

I am so ass at this game. Turned base games are pretty new to me. I am so dookie water. I didn't expect this game to have that sort of swag and i keep on dying. The save points are dookie as well, I have to retrace my steps just to fight that dude again. I'd rather play halo CE on legendary instead because at least that's more enjoyable. I'd rather play dark souls again but i won't. Even though i'm dookie water. I still have to beat it. I paid for it.

Another Persona game finished.

Persona 4 really shines in it's overarching story and the chemistry that all the party members have. The social links of the partymembers and Dojima and Nanako are great. The random social links are a bit more random and weaker compared to them.

Combat is the same as other games in the series. You fight shadows in turn based combat, you and your partymembers have Personas with different skills and you can switch between the Personas that you had collected. It's fun, feels fluid and engaging. The dungeons are a bit better than the one in Persona 3. But they are still quite straightforward, with a bit of its own identity.

The daily life grind with school, balancing stats and social links is fun.
I enjoy the cutesy graphics of the game, makes me feel nostalgic, character panels look great. And as usual, the soundtrack is a banger.

My rating for this game: 8/10.

Enjoyable game and story. If you liked persona 5 give it a try

Finished the story, man, this game is gonna stick with me for a very long time, 10/10 would recommend. Now I won't have to rush and play the remake when its out cuz its still fresh in my mind.

EDIT: I managed to fix the issue. I wrote a short guide so anyone who encounters it can fix it too here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3460628707

I keep the thumb down so more people find my fix and because this issue should have been fixed a while ago considering how old it is. The game is nevertheless awesome and is totally worth playing (especially on an NVIDIA GPU).




After 40 hours of gameplay, I ran into an infamous hardlock. The game keeps crashing on AMD GPUs after Mitsuo's dungeon during the Junes meeting. This is disappointing to see such a huge porting issue 5 years after the release of this game on Steam despite the numerous complaints of players who ran into this issue. If you have an AMD GPU, I would recommend you not to install this game and wait for the remake/a new GPU if you're rich. I made the mistake to think these kind of issues only happens to others and still installed the game despite the several warnings in the negative reviews. Now I will have to watch the whole other half of the game on YouTube. All those social links and farming for nothing... Ouch.

As a person who's only played p5r and p4g, I think the story and social links were better in this game, but It didn't have the same impact on me as p5r. Might be because of p5r being my first persona game or p4r just feeling a little outdated. The combat in this game is pretty boring tbh. The dungeons are just a linear walking simulator with enemies scattered around randomly. I just used easy mode to breeze past the boring gameplay sections of the game. The story was a solid 9/10 for me but the gameplay bring the game down to a 7/10 in my opinion. I think this game needs a remake like p3r

One of my favorite games ever. Compelling characters navigating a story you would think could only be presented in a visual novel, but done fantastically in an RPG format. One of the best soundtracks in the business, and despite the long length of the game a great pacing. There is a lot to cover, but the game gets through it at a pace that will keep you engaged.

one of my favourite games of all time, i adore it and it gave me a huge life message, so grateful to have experienced it

(please add yosuke romance in the remake)

my fave out of all the series, I played it more time than I remember on multiple devices, though mostly on my switch, I like this one particularly because I relate to it to a T, I love it, really really love it.

Not as good as Persona 5 Royal but I won't argue between what in my humble opinion is a 95/100 game vs a 90/10.

Main complaint is repetitive dungeons and an extremely drawn out main plot and ending. But the key plot points are great and the dialogue and character writing is superb as expected from Atlus. Definitely worth playing.

No tan bueno como Persona 5 Royal, pero no voy a discutir entre lo que en mi humilde opinión es un juego de 95/100 vs uno de 90/100.

Mi principal queja son las dungeons repetitivas y una trama principal y ending extremadamente alargados. Pero los puntos clave de la historia son geniales y los diálogos y la escritura de los personajes son geniales, como es de esperarse de Atlus. Definitivamente vale la pena jugarlo.

good

A superb game with quality storytelling and characters. Combat is not as fun but the story makes up for it. Also I love Kanji and Yosuke and Chie and Yukiko and basically everyone AHHHH

This is the game that immersed me into the Persona series. There's a lot to love about Persona 4 Golden that makes itself unique and magical in it's own way, mainly the cast of characters with their own sociable personalities and the soundtrack with great bangers and earworms because they're some of the aspects that I enjoyed, and the writing is top-notch. If you invest 60-70+ hours of your life playing this, you won't regret it.

Absolute cinema.

its all around pretty good. the graphics a bit lackluster and game mechanics repetitive and basic but the story and characters make this a solid rpg.

Its so good that it made me realize my friends are pretty shit

great story, great gameplay
If you like anime-style game you should play it!!

Offline achievements do not sync, ruining my platinum run. Steam support was unavailable and Sega support was completely unhelpful. I am disappointed as I've put so many hours into this platinum run. I will no longer be purchasing any products from Steam

This game easily has the best cast in the Persona series, though it struggles slightly when comparing its vibe to Persona 3 (OG) and Persona 5's gameplay.

While it occasionally struggles with pacing, it is almost always fun. The duller moments relate well to its small rural town atmosphere, and the turn based battles can get very tricky if you don't give your opponents their due respect.

this game feels like a home away from home, it has an oddly nostalgic feel despite playing it for the first time as an adult
the characters feel very fleshed out and as you become closer to them you genuinely feel a bond forming
whether you like psychology, feel lonely, or want to relive your highschool days this is the game for you

I love the stupid moments in this game so, so much. I know most (if not all, like P3, P5) have such moments, but honestly most dumb moments in P4 make me laugh a lot also. I'd like to see a remaster (remake) of Persona 4 too, how they did with P3 (P3R). Still, regardless of anything, the whole game itself is very enjoyable just like the rest. Gotta love Persona games. (ᵔ◡ᵔ)

Finished this game late 2024. 10/10 Best plot and Side characters even main character, Amazing Music in general. game Goated As hell,

The game features a fantastic story, great companions, and an immersive setting. Although it feels slightly outdated in terms of quality of life, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

A serviceable Persona entry, which makes plenty of mistakes and errors but is still overall fun.

(Note: I played the Japanese version of the game, not English.)
The main battle mechanics are flawed in many ways. Enemy encounters are pretty awful, and it usually boils down to either killing the enemy before they attack you or taking massive damage if you don't. This is a classic example of a game where instant death attacks fuck everything up, and Naoto being able to spam the shit out of AOE Mahanmaom trivializes everything. Boss difficulty is a bizarre rollercoaster, with the most difficult bosses coming about halfway through the game and everything afterwards being mostly or completely trivial. There's a fairly limited subset of attacks, so strategizing doesn't get much more complicated than "lower defense/increase attack/heal/whale on the boss".

Party members are pretty badly implemented too. EXP isn't shared with non-active party members, so once you swap someone out they become nonviable for the rest of the game. You effectively have to pick which 3 fighters you want to take to the end and then beef them up. Certain party members (Kuma/Naoto) start at such absurdly high levels you're unlikely to be able to rival them with any of the early guys, too. Persona fusion is nice in theory but fairly quickly you reach the point where you have an immortal cannon to rip a hole through your enemies and I didn't end up in a situation where I needed to seriously engage with the fusion systems. The equipment system in this game is basic and uninspiring (and I didn't even realize that you could buy upgrades until halfway through the game because the way it works is unusual).There's a DLC dungeon which attempts to shake all this up, fails miserably, and ends up being the easiest and most forgettable dungeon in the game.

Dungeons are randomly generated. This is bad, because the generation is rudimentary at best and not a single dungeon is more than a bunch of hallways. There is a singular overworld enemy model for the entire game and its movement is both childish and baffling because the hitboxes are a massive pain in the ass. That being said it's more or less possible to always get a pre-emptive strike in, trivializing combat even more.

Enemy designs tend to be unusual and interesting (the upside-down gimp and 6-armed gimp riding a hobby horse were some of my favorites because they come out of nowhere and are totally bizarre). Unfortunately, every dungeon in the entire game uses the same enemy models and by the end I got so used to them that they felt about as same-y as the single overworld model. I understand modeling enemies is difficult but up to 8 palette swaps per model is pretty annoying even for a game of this age. I don't think they even needed more enemy models (they apparently had 50!), simply spacing them out between dungeons and opting for less enemy variety on a per-dungeon level would have worked far better. It's extremely unfortunate that they tried this on a game that already suffered from repetitive dungeons. Boss designs are fine but mostly forgettable beyond first impressions.

The Social Link mechanic in this game does not work, and it's one of the biggest flaws in the entire game. Many people blame themselves for having bad time management, but in this case it's a legitimate flaw in the game's design. Huge chunks of the game are blocked off from SLs entirely forcing the player to just sit around doing nothing given how few side activities there actually are. The game was designed around not finishing all SLs in one playthrough, and in fact an unskilled player is unlikely to finish more than a handful of the non-required ones on their first go around. The knock-on effect is that nothing major happens in an SL. The devs had to operate under the assumption that because a player is unlikely to get far with any single character, none of them can be overly important. This also means that social links cannot have major gameplay significance to avoid unfairly gimping players who can't grasp the life sim system. This then devalues the social stat system. If SLs cannot meaningfully impact gameplay, then the major barrier to entry of an SL, the social stats, are equally meaningless. Putting this all together, maybe 50% of the game overall is dedicated to cutscenes which provide minimal insight into characters and barely impact gameplay. The SLs I did manage to finish were fine; but nothing remotely justified the sheer amount of the game which is dedicated to a mechanic few players will go far with.

None of this is to say that the SLs are poorly written, though some of them are. I really liked Dojima, Nanako, and Kanji's SLs and was enjoying Naoki's until I completely ran out of time. The issue is not that there is no value to be found in SLs, but rather the prioritization they are given in the game. The game will end if you don't finish the dungeons on time, and there is no consequence for missing any SL. Dungeons early-game take a lot of time and it's very easy to lose time on a dungeon, so anything in-game that supports the dungeon crawl will always win out over SLs, and with no other motivation they by necessity fall to the wayside. There are obviously nuances and a lot can be said on this; but at the end of the day, half of this 80-hour game is consistently shortchanged by the devs and that can't just be swept under the rug.

Character writing and dialogue suffers from some major issues. This game is horny to the point where it was just irritating, and it feels like every single goddamn cutscene has to devolve into it. Rise and Teddie are the worst offenders, and it legitimately felt to me like they dragged down every cutscene they were in. Despite the fact that you can romance any female cast member, the game completely ignores that and acts like you're dating Rise at every available opportunity. If you hate Rise or otherwise find her annoying, this becomes absolutely intolerable very quickly. Game dialogue overall suffers from the usual repetitiveness issue that plagues games like this, but otherwise interactions were generally realistic and I enjoyed plenty of the game's scenes.

The story has a rollercoaster of quality. The sections that involve the murder are interesting, and for the first third of the game the pacing is consistent. It falls apart at that point and meanders for a while until the Heaven dungeon, which for me was the highlight of the game. It goes downhill from there, and once you defeat the actual culprit everything afterward is mostly drivel and comes out of nowhere. I disliked the DLC character, and her entire SL, so her dungeon was equally unenjoyable to me. The final final boss had uninteresting motives and was poorly integrated into the story. At the end of the day though the story took up a comparatively small amount of the game, and maybe 50% of a good story is decent enough.

Music in this game is fine. Some songs are godawful; several dungeons have short and ugly loops, and there's a "suspenseful" song that was similar in effect to nails on a chalkboard. Near the end of the game, a couple dungeons come out of nowhere with really great songs, and some of the final boss music is great. Otherwise, the music is entirely forgettable but not necessarily in a bad way. The JP voice acting is hit-or-miss; several characters absolutely made me want to scream any time they talked (Rise, Teddie) but the others worked well enough. Naoto's VA worked very well for the twist, and Namatame's voice is pretty great too.

Persona 4 is a sprawling game with a lot to like about it. I enjoyed the battle system for what it was, and there were plot beats and character moments that I liked as well. Ultimately, though, that can't make up for a plethora of poor design decisions and bad writing which drag the game down by a lot and make the experience far less enjoyable than it could be. 5/10

havent finished it yet, this is my 2nd persona game.
i like the story and the combat mechanics, very fun to play through for the most part.
this could just be something on my end but i dont like how you have to grind, it feels overly tedious. along with the complete lack of SP restoration is just annoying to deal with.

I’m not even done with the game yet, but Persona 4 Golden is already my favorite Persona game out of 3 and 5. Best cast and best story.

My first playthrough was on a cracked version, and I did an HL2B review of it. Started playing in July and finished in August of 2022. I still standby my only complaint is that there should have been a warning that my walkthrough would skip parts of the game like how I unknowingly missed a necessary dungeon early on, which was tied to getting the true ending. I know it's my fault, just like how the game would put me to the test if I cared about the characters but nonetheless, It's an optional epilogue that leads to the same climax.

Aside from that, everything about this game is great, especially the dungeon ost and social interactions of the characters. I have no complaints with how the game ended for my first playthrough since, after all, it is an anime with its cliche setup of power of friendship.

first mainline persona game out of 3, 4, and 5, it was a nice introduction to the series, also chie and naoto supremacy

Easily the best RPG I have ever played. This game on original release had a profound impact on me, and it holds up well 17 years later.

10/10 for:

Story, especially the cast of characters

Combat (Although P5 has this one beat)

Replayability (You won't want to play again immediately, but when you're ready NG+ will keep you hooked for an entire run through)

Story length (you will get double your money's worth even if you only play this game once)

8-9 for:

Pacing (this game has the longest exposition of a game I've ever played, but it needs every minute of it to fully immerse you in the setting)

Setting (the small town feel is unique and adds a lot to the story, but it can feel claustrophobic)

6-7/10 for:

Voice acting (all the acting is great, but many scenes are not voiced, which is a felt loss from modern RPGs, including P5)

Graphics (they did just about everything they could to make a PS2 game look good in 2020 without losing its character, but even for the PS2 the models and textures can look... rough. If this is a sticking point for you, wait for the remake)

I will forever miss Inaba and its amazing mysteries to solve, all while spending time with a cast that is so sweet and adorable. I love how this cast reflects a strong, unbreakable friendship, always looking out for each other.

I initially watched the original anime and found it entertaining, but it lacked a conclusion that left me fully satisfied. To really tie everything together, you'll want to experience Golden.

The UI is repulsive, though it probably looked great in the 3DS/PS Vita era it belongs to. I’ll allow it, though. It's a beloved ugly scrunkle <3

---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☑ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☐ Very good
☑ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☐ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 15% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☑ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☑ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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Persona 4 Golden is the greatest game i have ever played! It is life changing and eye opening, this game is beautifully made, and the MC Yu narukami is just so amazing this game is worth more than 20$, it is worth every single penny, dime, quarter, dollar, 5 dollar, 10 dollar, 20 dollar, 50 dollar, and 100 dollar bill in the world. this game is so peak.

Once again Atlus srikes with one of the greatest games I've played. I feel like this game was more focused on the comedic side which I really enjoyed. The cast was really enjoyable and likeable. If you're considering buying this it's a great introduction to the Persona series but also very enjoyable even if you've played P5 or P3R.

The soundtrack as usual is absolutely amazing and contains some of my favorite songs in the entire franchise. Heaven is the best dungeon song. It's worth playing just for that song tbh.

I see why most people think this is best persona game. Cast is awesome and feels alive. Story by far is the most interesting from all persona games for me. Music is really great too. But gameplay is kinda meh - like every persona games gameplay starts to get boring after like 2 hours of gameplay if not less. Good thing that this game has exp and money settings - so u can just set it to max like i did and enjoy the story without needing to grind dungeons, and unlike new persona games dungeons dont take that much time to finish - every dungeon has like 11 floors max if not less. Talking about characters, some characters and their personalities feel cliche but it's not really a bad thing for me. Some moments in the story are cringe - some of em are actually funny. Really liked all extra content at the end of the game. Was really interesting to read Mr. Edogawa lecture about conscious and unconscious. Really liked extras about characters and how they were designed. Overall it's a great game with interesting characters, cast that feels alive and story that also pretty interesting to follow.

in terms of story and characters, my overall fav persona game. early game if played at the standard difficulty is pretty difficult compared to p3 and p5, but its just a fun experience overall and its so so so worth it to play before the remake annoucement!

i played two hours for p5r and fell in love with the gaming format, so i decided to play the persona franchise from the beginning. tried playing p1 but realized the game format was just too old for me and persona 3 portable limited moving around, so i turned to persona 4 golden as my true introduction to the franchise

though people argue persona 4 golden is outdated, i disagree (though i am glad to hear a remake is coming out lol). i think the animation, conversation and combat are palatable enough for any modernday gamers to get into. however, i will say the dungeons got annoying really quickly for me, as it felt repetitive after a while, so i hope this changes in the remake

the real stars of the show for me were the characters. the main cast interacted very naturally and were so funny and charming it felt like i was truly investigating a murder mystery with a group of friends. persona 4 has this small town charm that makes it even more loveable for me. i thoroughly enjoyed the other social links as well, namely nanako (i love nanako) and i appreciated you could choose what clubs to be a part of. it made school really feel alive

are some of the jokes a bit outdated/verging on the edge of problematic? yes. should that prevent you from playing this game? personally, i don't think so :) to be sure, you could wait for the remake to come out, but i feel like persona 4 golden in itself has a nostalgic feel to it

Finally got around to it. Looks like I'll be doing it again in 6 months or whatever with the remake.

Best and most fun persona game in my, and many others, opinions. Great story, characters, pacing, visuals, voice acting, and the hardest of the main three (still pretty easy though). Biggest problem is using a guide is essentially necessary for investigations and getting the true ending.
By far the most well-rounded of the three modern personas. 9/10

this game has the best cast in the series imo. If you don't mind the outdated combat I recommend playing this first over Persona 5.

I bought this game when it went on sale, I had never played a Persona game before and this game completely blew me away, I didn't expect it to become one of my favorite games I've ever played, I love the characters and the story, really glad I picked this game up it'll always be special to me.

Hell of a game. The story is just great in general, you just feel like your actually a part of the story with how well the characters are written. If you want a genuine great murder mystery game, then this is the game for you

The game is great and the story was amazing probably the best out of all of the 3 main game however the dungeon was annoying especially if you get to the endgame but still a wonderful game experience

Awesome game with awesome music and an awesome cast of characters... just as expected of ATLUS.

MEGIDOLAOOOON!