But one element is as true as ever, this is a really, really tough game.Īs a quick disclaimer, this is my first Shin Megami Tensei game.
The latest entry in this over 30-year-old series stands true to the classic turn-based JRPG elements that fans know and love while adding some interesting elements that shake up the formula. Originally announced in 2017, Shin Megami Tensei V is finally here on Nintendo Switch. Shin Megami Tensei V takes itself very seriously, and I absolutely love it. Meanwhile, this all plays out while the soundtrack blasts ominous, ethereal soundscapes with a guitar solo cutting through the noise. Then, in the sky, as a gloomy cloud crawls towards the fight, a gargantuan figure of the winged demon-lord himself, Lucifer, breaks through the sky slowly and descends with a menacing, authoritative presence. High above, the demonic forces of heaven and hell are locked in combat, the grotesque creatures of either side hurtling towards each other, trying to claim this world.
Their blue hair flows down to the backs of their knees, moving softly with the wind and each movement. Mere minutes into Shin Megami Tensei V, my half-teenager and half-demon character looks out over the arid desert of post-apocalyptic Tokyo, where buildings have crumbled and sunk into the sand and cars appear weathered and distraught.
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