Persona 5 The Royale releases new gameplay footage featuring Ann and Morgana

Atlus has released another new snippet of gameplay for Persona 5 The Royal which features some new art of Ann, some new combined moves with Morgana, and more peeks at what to expect in the rerelease.

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Dom Peppiatt Senior Video Games Writer

12:58, 05 Jul 2019

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Persona 5 The Royale releases new gameplay footage featuring Ann and Morgana (Image: ATLUS )

Are you in the mood for some crazy new Japanese RPG footage? It's Friday - of course you are!

Would it be even better is that gameplay footage featured a cat throwing a bomb at a Tengu demon and a woman in a red catsuit going ham, dual-wielding SMGs? Of course it would!

Well, wrap your eyeballs around this new 90-second clip from Atlus, showing off the newest combined move from the re-release of Persona 5 The Royal.

The new gameplay clip sees one of the game's best girls (she's no Makato, sorry) team up with lovable irritation Morgana to take down a demon in upscaled HD.

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Check out the gameplay clip below - it's 90 seconds of head-scratching, what-the-hell-is-going-on fun... even if you don't know anything about the game in question.

Persona 5 Royal launches on 31st October in Japan, and will be hitting Western shores in 2020. We'll give you a more specific date when we get one.

In the meantime, enjoy!

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