By selecting a certain dish, players can get buffs that last the entire labyrinth – from HP recovery to ailment resistance, you’re going to want to make sure to keep the Café fully stocked with ingredients! The usefulness of Rise and Fuuka as your personal navigators in Persona Q is replaced by Regina’s Café. For the sticklers out there, both games do have Almighty (Megido) damage, but that’s not really an elemental type, now is it? Binds are also similar, with Head Bind, Arm Bind, and Leg Bind all being analogous to Magic Bind, Strength Bind, and Agility Bind. No Wind (Garu) elemental damage to worry about. There’s actually one LESS elemental damage type to deal with – Etrian only has Fire (Agi), Ice (Bufu), and Volt (Zio) damage. Much better than it did back in the Nintendo DS days.īut the similarities don’t end there! Just like Persona Q, Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold has three physical damage types (cut, stab, bash) for various characters’ melee attacks. Of all the games in the Etrian franchise, Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold, the upcoming remake for the Nintendo 3DS, has the most similarities to Persona Q – largely thanks to the quality-of-life improvements to the UI and system (ask veteran players about the original Etrian Odyssey for some true horror stories). Oh, and its incredible difficulty – all stuff you may recall from Persona Q. Well to those players, all we have to say is: you’re through the looking glass now, since Persona Q was built on the Etrian Odyssey engine! Etrian Odyssey first landed on the DS back in 2007, and (with the exception of Etrian Mystery Dungeon) the franchise is renowned for its map-making, FOE-having, first-person turn-based combat. Not even knowing what Etrian Odyssey is ( other than a funny Flash/YT video).Intense love for the casts of Persona 3 and Persona 4.When Persona Q launched last year, a lot of ATLUS fans jumped right into it, never having played an Etrian Odyssey game before the vast majority of which doing so for two reasons:
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