The Persona Q2 launch trailer has arrived and gives people a chance to see new characters Nagi and Doe, get a glimpse of some labyrinths, and watch a few battles.

With so many playable characters, people might have trouble figuring out a good Persona Q2 Team. Fortunately, a lot of people excel in different spheres, making it easy to find them a place.

Persona Q2 takes a friendly approach to Etrian Odyssey-style dungeon crawling, which means it isn’t too difficult to develop helpful habits that will keep characters alive.

A free Persona Q2 Nintendo 3DS home theme lets people enjoy the sights and sounds from the upcoming dungeon-crawler.

27 pieces of Persona Q2 DLC will be available at launch, with the three Battle BGM Sets available for free until July 2, 2019.

An English Persona Q2 story trailer has been released, showing how the cast of Persona 5 ends up in the labyrinth and offering a very brief look at some of the English script.

Atlus issued an update noting that the stock of Persona Q2 Premium Editions is running low and will not receive a restock.

On June 4, 2019, Persona Q2 will be released outside of Japan. In addition to a standard edition, a collector’s edition with a stuffed Koromaru and deck of cards will be available.

Persona Q2’s new characters have a little bit in common with Persona Q’s original characters, which may help players figure out what to expect from these people.

The Australian Classification board has given Persona Q2 an “M” rating, suggesting the Nintendo 3DS game will be released outside of Japan.

One of the great parts about Persona Q2’s various cameos and situations is that the game takes us through a number of scenarios that will evoke certain emotions.

Each of the Persona Q2 dungeons pulls in cameos and references to past Persona games, making them a little more unique and providing more motivation to dungeon crawl.

Persona Q2 keeps the gameplay elements that helped ease Persona fans into the Etrian Odyssey mechanics, while introducing a number of others that could help reduce frustration.

Persona 3 Portable’s heroine might not be well-represented in most Persona and Shin Megami Tensei games, but Persona Q2 goes out of its way to give her the attention she deserves.

We haven’t heard much about Persona Q2 since it was announced almost exactly one year ago, but Atlus says we’ll get to see more in a TV spot that is scheduled to run during Persona 5 the Animation.