While Xbox Game Pass players enjoy some really exciting titles such as Lies of P and Starfield, it looks like Microsoft does not intend to stop. They are all prepared to give their fans and Xbox subscribers much more.

Part of this initiative was seen during Xbox’s Tokyo Game Show 2023 showcase. Atlus’s developers took the stage one by one and showed off games like Persona 5 Tactica and Persona 3 Reload.

Persona 5 Tactica and Persona 3 Reload are set to launch on Xbox Game Pass in the coming months

During the Xbox presentation at Tokyo Game Show 2023, Atlus gave fans a quick glimpse at two of their most anticipated titles. One of them was Persona 5 Tactica, a game that was announced earlier this year and combines the quirky ideas of the Persona series of games with tactical role-playing titles.

The battles are grid-based, and the combat system is almost completely overhauled. Like any other spin-off in the series, such as Persona Q and Dancing All Night, this game also features its own narrative, which would be very interesting to see.

Persona 3 Reload, on the other hand, is a different beat of its own kind; the game is a complete remake of the original Persona 3 in Unreal Engine 4. This game takes inspiration from later Persona games, especially Persona 5. It turns the grim game that was originally Persona 3 into a very vibrant new title.

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In addition to these changes, the game also brings a bunch of new gameplay mechanics to the table. One such mechanic is a bunch of techniques that unlock once players fill a gauge. They presented one such move called Theurgy in the showcase itself, and it looks pretty impressive. It looks like the developers have really given this game a lot of time and thought.

Both of these games would be available to Xbox Game Pass users on day one; Persona 5 Tactics would launch later this year, while Persona 3 Reload would launch in February 2024.

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