Atlus has confirmed a special Persona 4 Revival presentation for June 18, 2026, with Kazuhisa Wada, director of P‑STUDIO, set to unveil new details about the highly anticipated remake.
The game is officially a modern reinterpretation of Persona 4 Golden, coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Xbox Game Pass and PC.
A Remake With New Mechanics
The official site hints at expanded gameplay, and Atlus has already revealed two major additions to combat:
Shadow Launch
Normal attacks can now launch status‑affected Shadows into the air, causing them to collide with others and spread debuffs.Prime Time
A new gauge that, once filled, grants a burst of temporary advantages including consecutive actions, free skill usage, resistance negation and a free Baton Pass, ending in a powerful finisher.
These mechanics suggest a faster, more expressive combat flow while preserving the original’s tactical core.
A New Musical Voice Joins the Soundtrack
Atlus confirmed that Shiroi Sasaki will join Ryota Kozuka as one of the vocalists for the remake’s refreshed soundtrack.
Persona 4’s music is iconic, and this signals a bold new interpretation rather than a simple remaster.
Digital Editions and Their Bonuses
Atlus revealed three digital editions, each with themed bonuses tied to Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal:
Digital Standard Edition – approx. €74.99
Includes the base game and a pre‑order bonus set of songs from P3R and P5R.Digital Deluxe Edition – approx. €84.99
Adds Persona sets and costumes inspired by P3R and P5R.Digital Premium Edition – approx. €94.99
Includes all Deluxe content plus additional soundtrack sets from both games.
Physical Editions for Collectors
Physical buyers also have options:
Standard Edition – approx. €74.99
Includes limited character cards in select regions.Collector’s Edition – approx. €289.99
Features an artbook, steelbook, keycaps, keychain, a Yu Narukami and Izanagi figure, and a large bundle of in‑game content including Personas, costumes and extra music sets.
A New Interpretation of a Genre‑Defining RPG
Persona 4 Revival aims to reintroduce one of the most beloved entries in the series with modern visuals, expanded systems and new musical direction.
The June 18 broadcast will offer the first deep dive into how Atlus is reimagining the game that helped bring Persona to global prominence.