Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE (2015)
3.61 from 298 ratings
1124 members have it in their collection · 95 playing now · 529 backlogged · 483 wish listed
How long? Main story 34h · with extras 47h · 100% 91h (from 25 logged playthroughs)
Details
- Developers
- Atlus, Intelligent Systems
- Publishers
- Nintendo
- Genres
- Adventure, Music, Role-playing (RPG)
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy
- Franchises
- Fire Emblem, Megami Tensei
- Series
- Fire Emblem, Shin Megami Tensei
- Events
- Nintendo Treehouse: Live at E3 2016, Nintendo Digital Event @ E3 2015
Release dates
- Dec 26, 2015 (Japan) Wii U
- Jun 23, 2016 (North_America) Wii U
- Jun 24, 2016 (Europe) Wii U
Also available on
- Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE: Fortissimo Edition (2016) · WiiU
- Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE: Special Edition (2016) · WiiU
- Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore (2020) · NSW
Related
DLC
- Tokyo Millennium Collaboration (Dec 2015) · WiiU
- Atlus Collaboration Costume Set (Dec 2015) · WiiU
- Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE: 3 Support Quest Set (Jun 2016) · WiiU
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Rating distribution
5 stars
57
4 stars
121
3 stars
80
2 stars
23
1 star
16
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status FutureNights Jul 24, 2022
A bad game with good gameplay.
With a bit more effort this could have been something special.
Status Predefiance Jan 16, 2021
Started. After putting 80 hours into Persona 5 Royal and playing Persona 4 Golden alongside it (while I'm halfway through Shin Megami Tensei Apocalypse) I think it'll be a while before I get to this game. Just like how Ghost of Tsushima pushed me into something more linear (open-world burnout) I don't think I can stomach another Persona/Shin Megami game …
Read moreStarted. After putting 80 hours into Persona 5 Royal and playing Persona 4 Golden alongside it (while I'm halfway through Shin Megami Tensei Apocalypse) I think it'll be a while before I get to this game. Just like how Ghost of Tsushima pushed me into something more linear (open-world burnout) I don't think I can stomach another Persona/Shin Megami game just yet.
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Status yeee707 Apr 9, 2020
Beat the main story and all side stories, time at 40 hours 9 minutes.
Enjoyable game for JRPG fans, even more so if you enjoy Atlus JRPGs (Persona 5).
Very "anime", game does a good job of incorporating backline party members into battles with sessions.
Some of the censorship from the original Japanese version definitely shows, the story of a …
Beat the main story and all side stories, time at 40 hours 9 minutes.
Enjoyable game for JRPG fans, even more so if you enjoy Atlus JRPGs (Persona 5).
Very "anime", game does a good job of incorporating backline party members into battles with sessions.
Some of the censorship from the original Japanese version definitely shows, the story of a couple dungeons are kind of boring.
EXP dungeon area was greatly helpful to avoid long grind sessions, can easily level up for your next boss battle.
Status peter Jan 19, 2020
I've spent a small fortune on JRPGs for the Switch in this last couple of weeks. I'm never going to play them, but I keep buying them. I just bought this last night. I loved it on the Wii U, so I figure I'll support them on the Switch.
I also bought Ni No Kuni and FFVIII. I like Ni …
I've spent a small fortune on JRPGs for the Switch in this last couple of weeks. I'm never going to play them, but I keep buying them. I just bought this last night. I loved it on the Wii U, so I figure I'll support them on the Switch.
I also bought Ni No Kuni and FFVIII. I like Ni No Kuni, and I just really want to play FFVIII someday. Someone call for help.
Status TheBeautifulEric Apr 20, 2019 Completed
Farming for resources is a slog, and the inability to skip session animations makes the game feel really slow. Having to beat the game 3 times for the chance to 100% it is pretty ridiculous. Persona games are already time consuming, but this game takes it to the next level. I still enjoy the game, but i can’t wholeheartedly recommend …
Read moreFarming for resources is a slog, and the inability to skip session animations makes the game feel really slow. Having to beat the game 3 times for the chance to 100% it is pretty ridiculous. Persona games are already time consuming, but this game takes it to the next level. I still enjoy the game, but i can’t wholeheartedly recommend it if you’re a completionist. If you just want to run through the main story, i think it’s worth trying out.
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Status TheBeautifulEric Apr 12, 2019 Completed
Enjoying this game a lot more than when I first played it. It’s cool being able to switch your main party in battle and racking up sessions. Grinding for performa is a pain in the booty though.
Status DigitalDecay Jun 19, 2017
Although I fell in love with the upbeat and fun mood of this game, as time went on, its lack of depth, and overall predictability defiantly make it hard for me to recommend to most people.
Story issues aside there is also a major flaw in the battle system, which only becomes apparent later in the game (past about the …
Although I fell in love with the upbeat and fun mood of this game, as time went on, its lack of depth, and overall predictability defiantly make it hard for me to recommend to most people.
Story issues aside there is also a major flaw in the battle system, which only becomes apparent later in the game (past about the 2/3 mark). Your party members can create combos if you attack enemies using elements or weapons they are weak too. Initial this is really fun, and makes the battles feel really dynamic. The issue comes about later in the game when you have a full cast of characters, and each one of them will add to the combo. This can result in 20 hit long combos, which take minutes to complete. Suffice to say, this makes the end of the game extremely drawn out, and tedious. There is no way to speed up the combos, and no way to skip them, so I literally started cooking dinner, or doing housework, in between attack commands.
Overall I feel like with a patch to speed up the battles this game could really capture the fun and upbeat mood I think the creators were going for originally, and would make it much easier to recommend others to check out.
Status midnattsvarg Aug 9, 2016
About 30 hours into Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE I'm still enjoying myself in this very japanese, rather childish and cheesy Persona-like game. I easily develop addictions to upgrades, and there are plenty of those to be made in this game, and I mostly enjoy the story of teens developing into jpop idols. However, there's not much of an overall plotline …
Read moreAbout 30 hours into Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE I'm still enjoying myself in this very japanese, rather childish and cheesy Persona-like game. I easily develop addictions to upgrades, and there are plenty of those to be made in this game, and I mostly enjoy the story of teens developing into jpop idols. However, there's not much of an overall plotline to keep you invested in pushing the narrative forward, no big baddie has (yet) materialized and the crimes perpetrated against humanity by said unknown baddie has been relatively mild thus far. Still happy though that the Wii U got an ambitious jrpg like this.
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Status peter Jul 4, 2016
I played through the prologue tonight, and I think it's going to be right in my wheelhouse. Having played Persona 4, I felt right at home with the battle system. I'm only an hour and a half in, but I have a feeling I'm really going to like this. I just hope it's not as long as a Persona game.
Status BMO Jun 22, 2016
I won't lie, I think this is my next Wii U game. It looks pretty good, and I'm not really even a Persona fan. This just looks like something I have to play.