Alongside the announcement of the release date, Atlus also gave details on the versions of the game that would be available, both digital and physical:

Persona 5 Royal Ultimate Edition ($99.99, Digital) comes with all DLC bundles, as well as six additional costume packs.

Persona 5 Royal Deluxe Edition ($69.99, Digital) comes with the Persona 5 Royal Kasumi Costume Bundle.

Persona 5 Royal Phantom Thieves Edition ($89.99, Physical) comes with a Joker mask with a stand, a collector’s box, art book, soundtrack, limited edition steelbook case, and a dynamic PS4 theme.

Persona 5 Royal launch Edition ($59.99, Physical) comes with the steelbook case and PS4 theme.

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As well as the new editions, there will also be four new Persona 5 DLC bundles available for purchase:

The Kasumi Costume Bundle ($14.99)

The Battle Bundle ($9.99)

The Persona Bundle ($9.99)

The DLC Bundle ($59.99)

Following on from the incredible critical success of Persona 5, which launched to near universal praise back in 2017, Persona 5 Royal is designed to both expand and enhance the original game’s story. To do this, Royal introduces a new Phantom Thief, Kasumi Yoshizawa, a new Palace, new music, extra plot and social elements, and an entirely playable third semester. Royal also includes support for the Playstation 4 Pro, allowing the game to take full advantage of the console’s improved hardware.

For those worried that even Royal won’t be enough of a reunion with Joker and his gang of heart-stealing Phantom Thieves, fear not. Earlier in the year Atlus announced another Persona 5 game, Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikes, for PS4 and Nintendo Switch. While some speculated the possibility of a Switch port, Phantom Strikes is actually an entirely new game with the same cast. Early game-play shows what looks like more of a Musou style, a Japanese genre of games that are all about facing down hordes of enemies in real-time battles. Although there is no western release date for Phantom Strikes yet, it’s been confirmed to launch in Japan in early 2020.

Persona 5 Royal is out now in Japan and releases worldwide on March 31, 2020 for PS4.

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