Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE

Platforms

• Nintendo Wii U

  Jun 24, 2016

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  8.4

  playscore

  8.1

  44 Critics

  9.1

  3.42K Players

44 critic reviews · 1 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

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  ZTGD

  9.5

  Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE isn’t just a side note in the Persona series; it is an evolution of it by taking many of the systems that people are familiar with, but enhancing them and making them more fun to use and develop. It is a master class in JRPG making, and one of the best games in the genre that I have play in a long time. Well, probably since Persona 4 Golden!

  Reviewed on Wii U

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  Hardcore Gamer

  6.0

  Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is a commendable coming together of three game franchises that have captured the hearts of JRPG fans since their inception. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t balance the three well and fails to bring up gameplay elements that made the franchises so great, leading to an experience that feels more as though you are just going along for the ride.

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  IGN

  7.6

  In a lot of ways, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is a lot like the industry it’s poking fun at: it’s colorful, loud, shallow, and entertaining. Even when it threatened to bore or frustrate me into quitting with pointless loading screens and weak puzzle solving, it always drew me back in with its dazzling combat and catchy music. The story and characters may not have a lot of depth or sophistication, but it has style and charm, and I’m a big fan of that.

  Reviewed on Wii U

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  USGamer

  8.0

  Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE has a little bit of Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei for flavor, but honestly the title stands out as its own thing. Fans of Shin Megami Tensei spinoff Persona will find a lot to love: great characters, a heavy dose of Japanese entertainment, and a solid battle system. And if you're a Wii U owner, this is a great RPG to close out the system's lifespan.

  Reviewed on Wii U
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  EGM Now

  7.0

  Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE promises spectacle, and boy does it deliver—but all the flashy scenes, Fire Emblem cameos, and J-Pop in the world can’t cover up cramped world design and loads and loads of loading.

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  TechRaptor

  6.5

  While Tokyo Mirage Sessions is only going to appeal to a niche audience, it's a solid enough JRPG in its own right that it's worth checking out even if you're not a fan of either SMT or FE. However if you're in it for the story, you're likely to be disappointed.

  Reviewed on Wii U

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  Game Revolution

  8.0

  While this game has already released in Japan, it fizzled out for reasons I don’t understand. Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE seems to be mostly faithful to both wildly popular games from which it draws inspiration. Hopefully it will find a second wind and catch on in NA and EU, as I’ve stumbled upon quite the treat with Tokyo Mirage Sessions.

  Reviewed on Wii U

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  Games Radar+

  8.0

  Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is basically the JRPG equivalent of a nightclub foam party - an absurd fun premise, great tunes, and surprisingly deep combat. Wait...

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  Nintendo World Report

  9.0

  The colorful world, the characters, the battle system bring the whole experience together in a varied, entertaining package. Tokyo Mirage Sessions does too many things well for the small issues of load times and small hub worlds to really matter. There are very few RPGs that I wanted to see 100% completed, but darn, I am glad that it is this one. This game is nuts and is something wholly unique and special. And you know what? That is why I will be playing it again and again in the years to come.

  Reviewed on Wii U

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  Nintendo World Report

  9.0

  In this year of portable RPGs, it's easy to look at Tokyo Mirage Sessions as a bone being thrown to the console audience. But even if you buy it because there's one other Nintendo-published game on the system this year, you're looking at 110+ hours for 100% completion, with a New Game+ and one of the craziest final bosses in a Nintendo published RPG in a long time. I lost multiple nights of sleep because I wanted to just keep playing. Tokyo Mirage Sessions is a great finale for this month, and I just hope there's eventually an encore.

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