Persona® 5 Strikers

Persona 5 Strikers is regarded by most players as a decent sequel to P5, successfully blending the series' essence with musou action gameplay, but PC port issues have sparked significant controversy. Among the 200 comments analyzed, 45% of players expressed 'love', 25% expressed 'like', with positive sentiment totaling 70%, while negative sentiment (dislike + hate) accounted for 18%.

The three most praised aspects by players are:

1. Story and Characters: A 97% positive rating. Players highly praise its continuation of P5's character charm and team camaraderie, with one player saying, 'It feels like the part of Persona 5 that was missing, hanging out with the homies.'
2. Music and Sound Effects: Achieved a 100% positive rating, considered one of the series' highlights. A player commented, 'If I were to grade this based on my music score alone, it would be 100/10.'
3. Combat System Innovation: A 65% positive rating. Some players appreciate its design combining turn-based strategy with real-time action, finding 'the combat is goated i loved the master arts system it was really cool forcing you to play with each character and not just joker.'

Player criticisms mainly focus on the following three points:

1. PC Port and Optimization Issues: This is the most concentrated criticism point, with an 8% positive rating. Many players complain about performance issues, such as 'this port is woeful... constant freezing, low fps and other technical issues.'
2. Core Gameplay Changes: Some series fans are disappointed with the removal of social simulation elements, believing 'they took out the social sim aspect out of the game which is one of the things that makes persona games so good.'
3. Combat Experience and Repetitiveness: The combat system is polarizing, with negative reviews stating 'the combat is extremely clunky and the camera is abysmal.' Additionally, some players point out repetitiveness in the late game, 'the dungeon progression is largely the same between levels... gets boring fast.'

Currently, there is a medium-risk signal in public opinion. Although the overall game reputation is positive (70% positive reviews), large-scale technical complaints about the PC version require high attention. In the 'hate' category of reviews (accounting for 8%), almost all point to the poor PC port, Denuvo anti-cheat causing verification issues, and severe performance deficiencies (such as crashes, stuttering, and inability to launch). These specific and strong technical criticisms may continue to affect PC platform sales and ratings, and damage brand reputation. The console version has not seen similar concentrated complaints.