Persona 5 Scramble, the spin-off of the RPG of Atlus Persona 5, was widely praised by critics and fans overseas. Although the game has overturned the classic RPG formula by providing an experience similar to that of a Dynasty Warriors, however, has not distorted the classic mood of the series, maintaining key points such as the game calendar and the time management system. However, these aspects just mentioned that could change in the future, as revealed in a recent interview with Famitsu by the game director, Daisuke Kanada.
According to the author, the peculiar calendar system, but if this provides the player with a unique experience every day in the game, on the other hand it can also be a bit limiting in development.
The calendar system is certainly one of the features that made the saga of Person so popular and unique, and a goodbye to this gameplay system might make most people turn up their noses. However, it should be considered that putting this feature aside could make the experience less replayable, but at the same time make the exploration much less restrictive.
Meanwhile, Western players are still waiting an official announcement of a translated version of Persona 5 Scramble. It seems like it's only a matter of time, as the recent Western version of Persona 5 Royal was hugely successful.
