Persona franchise fans wanting to know the Persona 6 release date are making the game trend on Twitter. After the success of Persona 5, fans are highly speculating about what new surprises and game mechanic upgrades may be included in Persona 6.
One of the reasons why Persona 6 is trending right now can be linked to the recent reveal of the Persona 5 mobile game, titled Persona 5: The Phantom X, which is a spin-off of the main Persona 5 game. It features action-packed gameplay with real-time combat and a new story that takes place after the events of Persona 5. In the wake of the mobile game's announcement, fans have taken to Twitter to ask questions about the long-awaited release date of Persona 6.
One reason for Persona 6 trending is because the fans are hungry for more. Persona 5 was such a massive success that fans are eager to see what Atlus has in store for the next installment. There has been no official announcement regarding the release date of Persona 6 yet, but that hasn't stopped fans from speculating. Despite the lack of an official announcement, there are some hints that Persona 6 may be in the works. In an interview with the Japanese magazine Famitsu last year, Atlus director Naoto Hiraoka hinted at the possibility of a new Persona game. "I am really looking forward to the future," he said. "We're always thinking about what's next."
The Persona series has been hugely successful since its inception in 1996, and it has gone 8 years without a mainline release. The most recent entry, Persona 5, was released in 2016 and was widely praised for its deep characters, engaging story, and innovative gameplay mechanics.
For months, there have been rumors and leaks concerning Persona 6. Some believe it could reintroduce shuffle time, similar to the confidants of Persona 5. It's hard to know what Persona 6 will entail until Atlus makes an official announcement. However, the conjecture and enthusiasm around the game surely demonstrate Persona fans' devotion to the long-running series.
Persona 6 is believed to be in development.
Source: Twitter