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Persona 4 Revival: SGD Pricing Confirmed for February 2027 Remake

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If you grew up on turn-based JRPGs, Persona 4 is almost certainly on your list of all-time greats. Atlus and P-Studio are bringing it back as Persona 4 Revival, a ground-up remake built on Unreal Engine 5, and SEGA Asia has now confirmed Singapore edition pricing ahead of the 18 February 2027 launch.

Persona 4 Revival — Pre-Order Trailer via Official ATLUS West on YouTube

More Than a Remaster: What Revival Changes

Revival is not a coat of paint over the 2012 PS Vita classic. P-Studio rebuilt the game on Unreal Engine 5, redrawing characters, environments and menus to the visual standard set by Persona 5 Royal and Persona 3 Reload. MAPPA — the studio behind Attack on Titan‘s final season and Jujutsu Kaisen — handles the fully animated cutscenes.

The soundtrack is also new. Ryota Kozuka (who rearranged P3 Reload) leads composition, with Shiori Sasaki taking over vocal duties from the original’s Shihoko Hirata. Fans of the golden-tinged Reach Out to the Truth should expect that bittersweet Inaba flavour to carry over, just with a modern edge.

Gameplay additions bring Revival in line with later Persona titles:

  • Baton Pass — chain 1 MORE attacks between party members, just like in P5
  • Sprint inside the TV World dungeons (Tartarus veterans will appreciate this)
  • Minimap for navigating Inaba’s streets and school
  • Text-based Social Link initiation, matching the style introduced in Persona 5
  • Send Flying — a new ailment-spreading mechanic that punishes enemies weak to a status
  • Prime Time — a window during which abilities cost no resources
  • Series Finale — a party-wide cinematic finishing move
Persona 4 Revival combat screenshot
Image courtesy of Atlus

The Investigation Team So Far

Atlus has been releasing character spotlight trailers through July. Here is who has been officially confirmed with voice cast:

  • The Protagonist — voiced by Nazeeh Tarsha (EN) and Daisuke Namikawa (JP), a transfer student from the city adjusting to rural Inaba life
  • Yosuke Hanamura — Paul Castro Jr. (EN) / Showtaro Morikubo (JP), the protagonist’s first ally, whose family runs the local Junes store
  • Chie Satonaka — Anne Yatco (EN) / Yui Horie (JP), the energetic martial arts fan whose Persona is Tomoe
  • Rise Kujikawa — Abby Trott (EN) / Rie Kugimiya (JP), the idol who retreats to Inaba after leaving the spotlight
  • Yukiko Amagi — Brianna Knickerbocker (EN) / Ami Koshimizu (JP), heir to the Amagi Inn

The original Japanese cast reprise their roles in full, making this the same Investigation Team voices Persona veterans grew up with.

Persona 4 Revival official screenshot
Image courtesy of Atlus

Singapore Editions and Pricing

SEGA Asia has confirmed the following editions for Singapore via the official Asia product page:

Edition Price (SGD) Format
Standard Edition S$84.90 Physical / Digital
Digital Deluxe Edition S$99.90 Digital
Digital Premium Edition S$114.90 Digital
Limited Box S$154.90 Physical
Limited Box — Izanagi Edition S$259.90 Physical (collector’s)
Persona 4 Revival Inaba screenshot
Image courtesy of Atlus

The Limited Box — Izanagi Edition is the top-tier collector’s set, named for the protagonist’s iconic initial Persona. Pre-orders placed before 17 February 2027 at 10:59 PM SGT receive the P3R & P5R Extra BGM Set: six bonus music tracks drawn from Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal.

The game is also coming to Xbox Game Pass on day one, so subscribers on Xbox Series X|S or Windows can play at no extra cost.

Platforms and Release Window

Persona 4 Revival launches on 18 February 2027 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. No Nintendo Switch 2 version has been announced. Those who played Persona 3 Reload or Persona 5 Royal will find the interface and flow immediately familiar, as Revival targets visual and mechanical parity with both titles.

Persona 4 Revival party screenshot
Image courtesy of Atlus

For Singapore fans who missed the original or want to revisit Inaba with modern production values, February 2027 is shaping up as a must-mark date. Pre-orders are live now on PS Store and Steam. Keep an eye on our game news section for any further Persona 4 Revival announcements as the release date approaches.

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Persona 4 Revival: Chie’s Trailer Is Live — New VA, Same Iconic Kick

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Atlus has released the Persona 4 Revival Chie Satonaka character trailer, putting the Investigation Team’s resident martial arts enthusiast in the spotlight ahead of the remake’s February 2027 launch. Singapore JRPG fans, the karate-green tracksuit is officially confirmed for the new era.

Chie Satonaka in Persona 4 Revival: Tomoe, Galactic Punts and a New Look

Chie Satonaka executing a flying kick with her Persona Tomoe in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of Atlus

According to the official Persona 4 Revival Asia character page, Chie is described as “an energetic and sociable girl who sits next to the protagonist in class” with “a strong sense of justice” and a double passion for kung fu films and, naturally, meat. Her Persona is Tomoe — drawn from legendary female warrior Tomoe Gozen — and she fights up close, knocking enemies across the screen with physical skill-heavy combos.

Her iconic Galactic Punt is back and enhanced for the remake. Atlus has also introduced Series Finale attacks, high-damage super moves that function similarly to Persona 5 Royal’s Showtime sequences. In Chie’s case, her Prime Time Finish sends her and Tomoe diving in together for a devastating flying kick, exactly the kind of moment P-Studio knows fans wanted to see in full modern fidelity.

Persona 4 Revival – Official Characters Overview — via IGN on YouTube

A New English Voice for a Beloved Fighter

Chie Satonaka character art portrait from Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of Atlus

Anne Yatco takes over as Chie’s English voice actress, replacing Erin Fitzgerald, who had voiced the character in Persona 4 Golden and through years of spin-offs and appearances. Atlus has recasted the entire English cast for Persona 4 Revival — the same total-recast approach the studio used for Persona 3 Reload — with Japanese voice actors reprising their original roles. Yui Horie, who has played Chie since the original 2008 Persona 4, returns in Japanese.

Fitzgerald addressed the change on Bluesky with a statement that resonated widely in the fan community, as reported by GamesRadar: “Everything in life is transient. I celebrate that the experience happened. I am grateful that I lived it FULLY. Thank you for sharing the journey with me.” She added a brief personal note to the characters she voiced alongside — Yukiko and Yosuke.

It is worth saying plainly: recasting a beloved English cast is always divisive, and Persona 4 Golden’s voice work is genuinely iconic for a generation of JRPG players. That said, Atlus’s handling of Persona 3 Reload’s new cast ultimately won most fans over once the game was in hand. The proof for Revival will be in the playthrough.

Chie Satonaka Social Link scene at a restaurant in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of Atlus

What Singapore Fans Need to Know Before February 2027

Atlus has been releasing individual character trailers at a steady pace: the protagonist Yu Narukami led the way, then Rise Kujikawa debuted at Anime Expo, then came Yosuke Hanamura, and now Chie. Still waiting in the wings: Yukiko Amagi, Kanji Tatsumi, Naoto Shirogane, and Teddie. Expect the trailer cadence to run through the rest of 2026.

Persona 4 Revival launches on 18 February 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam and Microsoft Store). It hits Xbox Game Pass on Day One. Singapore fans can pre-order digitally now; local SGD pricing has not been confirmed yet. MAPPA is animating every cutscene, which sets a high bar for a Persona title visually. For P4 veterans on PS Vita and PS4, this is shaping up to be the definitive version of a game that has never been anything less than special.

Follow GameTrader’s game news coverage for every update on Persona 4 Revival as launch gets closer.

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Persona 4 Revival: Yosuke Trailer Out, Character Changes Confirmed

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Atlus released a new Persona 4 Revival character trailer this week spotlighting Yosuke Hanamura — and alongside it, Persona Team General Producer Kazuhisa Wada confirmed that some of the character’s original dialogue is being updated for the 2027 remake.

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Persona 4 Revival – Yosuke Hanamura VA: Paul Castro Jr. — via SEGA Asia(EN) on YouTube

Who Is Yosuke Hanamura?

Yosuke is the protagonist’s first real friend in Inaba — a Junes employee’s son who rides his bike to school and has a habit of crashing into things. His Persona is Jiraiya, the legendary ninja toad, and he fills the wind-element support role in the Investigation Team.

The new trailer covers his story beats in full: the iconic garbage-can crash on the first day of school, hanging out at Junes, singing karaoke with the group, and his awakening to Jiraiya in the TV World. In the English dub, Yosuke is voiced by Paul Castro Jr. — this trailer is the most extended look yet at his performance across both dialogue and battle lines.

Chie and Yosuke discuss the Midnight Channel in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of ATLUS

What Atlus Is Changing About Yosuke — and Why

Atlus is not leaving Yosuke entirely as he appeared in 2008. Speaking at Anime Expo 2026, General Producer Kazuhisa Wada addressed the issue directly: “He’s a little bit insensitive in terms of how he treats outsiders sometimes. So we wanted to lighten that up and make it a little bit more fitting for the world we live in now,” as relayed by My Nintendo News. He added that the adjustments are “mostly with Yosuke, really,” and that the core story stays intact.

One concrete example: a suggestive line about the protagonist’s manual dexterity was replaced with the more neutral “Actually, you do strike me as someone who’d be good at that.” The original 2008 release featured dialogue around Kanji and some of the female cast that leaned into a teenage-bro archetype that Atlus has now softened.

The reaction has been divided. Some fans welcome the changes, arguing certain lines would feel out of place in a 2027 release; others are concerned that smoothing Yosuke’s edges risks altering a dynamic that made the original memorable. Wada’s framing of “fitting for the world we live in now” suggests a deliberate middle path rather than a wholesale character rewrite.

A massive boss creature inside the TV World dungeon in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of ATLUS

Persona 4 Revival Release Date and Singapore Availability

Persona 4 Revival launches on 18 February 2027 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and the Microsoft Store. It will be available through Xbox Game Pass on day one — meaning Xbox subscribers in Singapore get it at no extra cost at launch. No Nintendo Switch 2 version has been confirmed. Final SGD pricing has not been officially announced and is to be confirmed closer to launch; expect it at major game retailers and digital storefronts.

This Yosuke trailer follows earlier character spotlights for protagonist Yu Narukami and Rise Kujikawa, so the remaining Investigation Team members are likely to get their own trailers over the coming months. If you missed it, Atlus also confirmed that MAPPA is handling the anime-style cinematic cutscenes for the remake. For more on upcoming JRPGs and game releases, check our Game News section.

Dynamic combat in Persona 4 Revival -- the protagonist strikes a Shadow enemy
Image courtesy of ATLUS

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MAPPA to Animate Every Persona 4 Revival Cutscene — Out 18 Feb 2027

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Studio MAPPA — the team behind Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man, and Hell’s Paradise — has been confirmed to animate every single in-game cutscene in Persona 4 Revival, the full remake of the beloved 2008 JRPG. The announcement dropped at Anime Expo 2026 on 4 July, alongside a new Rise Kujikawa character trailer and a preview of MAPPA’s work in action. Persona 4 Revival launches on 18 February 2027 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, and SEGA Asia has confirmed Singapore pricing starting from S$84.90.

Chie Satonaka asks about the Midnight Channel in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of Atlus / SEGA

MAPPA Animates All Persona 4 Revival Cutscenes — a First for the Franchise

This is only the second time in MAPPA’s history that the studio has handled every in-game cutscene for a title — the first being Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road in 2025. For Persona, the collaboration goes further than anything before: MAPPA’s previous involvement was limited to the opening movie and select scenes in Persona 5 Royal. Here they own the full animated presentation. An animation director on the project studied all four mainline Persona titles before beginning work, and Anime Corner reports that the AX preview showed protagonist Yu Narukami in a confrontation with a Hablerie shadow as his Persona awakens for the first time — rendered in full MAPPA fidelity.

For Singapore fans who grew up on Persona 4 Golden, the implication is significant. The original game had gorgeous, limited anime sequences; the remake promises MAPPA quality across the board.

Yu Narukami faces a massive Shadow in a MAPPA-animated cutscene in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of Atlus / SEGA
Persona 4 Revival – Pre-Order Trailer — via SEGA Asia(EN) on YouTube

What’s New in Persona 4 Revival vs. the Original

Persona 4 Revival is a full modern reimagining of the original 2008 PS2 game, building on the foundation of Persona 4 Golden with upgraded graphics, UI, combat, and — most visibly — those new MAPPA cutscenes. The dual-track gameplay loop returns: investigate supernatural murders via the TV World’s Midnight Channel by day, and build Social Links with Inaba’s residents to power up your Investigation Team.

The Rise Kujikawa trailer confirmed the full English voice cast at AX: Nazeeh Tarsha as Yu Narukami, Paul Castro Jr. as Yosuke Hanamura, Anne Yatco as Chie Satonaka, Brianna Knickerbocker as Yukiko Amagi, and Abby Trott as Rise Kujikawa (voiced in Japanese by Rie Kugimiya). Pre-order bonuses include a music set drawing on tracks from Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal, available until 17 February 2027.

Nanako Dojima Tanabata scene in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of Atlus / SEGA

Singapore Pricing — All Editions Confirmed

SEGA Asia’s regional page lists all editions with Singapore pricing (inclusive of tax):

  • Standard Edition (Physical PS5 / Digital): S$84.90
  • Digital Deluxe Edition: S$99.90
  • Digital Premium Edition: S$114.90
  • Limited Box: S$154.90
  • Limited Box – Izanagi Edition: S$259.90

One thing to note: physical copies are PS5 only. Xbox Series X|S and PC players are digital only. On the upside, Xbox and PC versions launch day one on Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, so subscribers on those platforms get it at no extra charge. The game supports 14 subtitle languages including Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, and Thai — a strong sign that ATLUS is treating the Asia market seriously this time around.

Yu Narukami in combat against a Shadow enemy in Persona 4 Revival
Image courtesy of Atlus / SEGA

Where to Grab It in Singapore

Persona 4 Revival is a confirmed Asia release from SEGA Asia. Physical copies (PS5) can be pre-ordered from major game retailers and electronics chains. Digital editions are available directly through PlayStation Store and Steam — the Steam page is already live with the 18 February 2027 release date locked in. For more upcoming titles from the series and other JRPGs, check our Game News section.

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Persona 4 Revival — Meet the Protagonist, Arriving February 18, 2027 on PS5, Xbox and PC

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ATLUS West has dropped a Protagonist Sizzle for Persona 4 Revival, giving fans their clearest look yet at the lead character heading into the game’s February 18, 2027 release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. If you’ve been on the fence about whether P4R is a serious remake or a quick cash-in, this clip should answer your question.

Introducing the Persona 4 Revival Protagonist

Persona 4 Revival Protagonist character card with English VA Nazeeh Tarsha
Image courtesy of ATLUS

The protagonist is a second-year high school student who, due to unspecified circumstances with his parents, is sent to live in Inaba — the quiet rural town that sits at the heart of Persona 4’s mystery. The premise is familiar to anyone who played the original 2008 JRPG, but the revival treatment is bringing it forward in every department: new visuals, expanded systems, and a full English voice cast.

In English, the Protagonist is voiced by Nazeeh Tarsha, a rising name in the VA world best known to anime fans from recent streaming productions. The Japanese voice is handled by Daisuke Namikawa, a veteran who has voiced Yusuke Kitagawa in Persona 5 and dozens of major anime roles over the years.

Persona 4 Revival — Protagonist Sizzle via Official ATLUS West on YouTube

The Gold Standard Returns — What Makes P4R Different

Persona 4 Revival protagonist in combat — in-game screenshot showing yellow TV World arena
Image courtesy of ATLUS

Persona 4 Golden (the previous enhanced version of P4) is routinely cited by JRPG fans in Singapore as one of the best portable RPGs ever made. The Revival treatment, following what Persona 5 Royal did for P5, suggests ATLUS is applying the same philosophy: take a game that was already beloved and rebuild it with meaningfully improved combat, expanded Social Links, new story content, and an engine upgrade that matches the visual quality fans have come to expect from the studio.

The yellow palette, the TV World dungeon aesthetic, and the Investigation Team are all intact — and from the combat footage in the Protagonist Sizzle, the revamped battle system looks snappy and modern. The series’ signature turn-based-with-style combat appears to have carried over the fluidity that Persona 5 Royal refined — check out our latest game news for more JRPG coverage.

Singapore Players: Platforms, Game Pass and What We Know

Persona 4 Revival launches February 18, 2027 on:

  • PlayStation 5
  • Xbox Series X|S (and available via Game Pass — Xbox Cloud Gaming and Xbox on PC)
  • PC via Steam and the Microsoft Store

All three routes are available to Singapore players. The Game Pass inclusion is notable — it means Xbox subscribers here can play at no extra cost on day one, which was a significant uplift for Persona 5 Royal when that came to Game Pass. SGD pricing for the standalone PS5 and Steam editions has not been confirmed yet; expect that closer to launch.

With eight months still to go before release, ATLUS is clearly running a slow-burn character reveal campaign — the Protagonist Sizzle is presumably the first of several character spotlights. Keep an eye out for reveals of Yosuke, Chie, Yukiko, and the rest of the Investigation Team in the weeks ahead.

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Persona Turns 30 — Global Anniversary Site Live and Lawson Collab Kicks Off 30 June in Japan

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The Persona series turns 30 this September — and Atlus is celebrating with a global anniversary site and a Japan-exclusive Lawson convenience store collaboration that kicks off on 30 June 2026. For Singapore fans of the franchise, this is the milestone year to watch.

Celebrating 30 years of Persona | Creators Answer — via SEGA on YouTube

Thirty Years of Shadows and Masks

The original Revelations: Persona (女神異聞録ペルソナ) launched in Japan on 30 September 1996 on the original PlayStation. Three decades on, the franchise has grown into one of JRPG’s most beloved series, spanning six mainline titles, arena fighters, dancing games, tactical spin-offs, and anime adaptations. Persona 5 Royal remains a perennial bestseller in Singapore, and the series enjoys one of the most devoted fanbases in the region.

Atlus has opened the global 30th anniversary hub at asia.sega.com/p30th/en/, fully localised in Japanese, English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, and Thai — a clear signal that the celebration is aimed squarely at Persona’s massive Southeast Asian audience. The site chronicles the series’ history and will be updated as new anniversary content is confirmed.

Lawson Collab — Eight Protagonists, One Convenience Store

The freshest piece of news: a Japan-wide collaboration with Lawson convenience stores launches 30 June 2026. Eight iconic protagonists, from the silent P1 hero all the way through to Ren Amamiya (Joker) of Persona 5, are being spotlighted with dedicated artwork. Exclusive merchandise — including Karaage-kun mini plush keychains themed after the games’ characters — will be on sale in Lawson branches nationwide.

In a distinctly Japanese touch, Lawson stores will also run in-store announcements voiced by Miyuki Sawashiro, the actress behind the beloved Velvet Room attendant Elizabeth since Persona 3. Even buying a convenience store rice ball is going to feel a little special for fans this summer.

Persona series 30th anniversary key art featuring all protagonists
Image courtesy of Atlus

What’s Coming Next?

The anniversary site has been carefully worded, with Video Games Chronicle noting that it “quietly mentions the next chapter for the series.” Atlus has not announced anything specific yet, but the franchise’s history of building anticipation slowly ahead of major reveals has fans watching every update closely.

What is confirmed: Persona 4 Revival is in development, bringing a modern reimagining of the beloved Inaba mystery to current-generation hardware. Atlus has a habit of timing big reveals around anniversary milestones — September 30, 2026 would be a very on-brand moment for a surprise.

For Singapore Fans: What You Can Actually Get

The Lawson collaboration is Japan-only, meaning the merch won’t appear on local shelves. That said, proxy shipping services and Japan-based forwarding agents (popular among Singapore collectors for limited JP goods) make it accessible for the motivated fan. The global anniversary site is open to everyone, and any digital announcements Atlus makes will land worldwide simultaneously.

If you have been sitting on the fence about the Persona series, the 30th anniversary is as good an entry point as any — check out our gaming news section for the latest on the franchise.

Last words

Whether you have been with Persona since the PS1 days or discovered it through Persona 5 Royal, this September marks something genuinely special. Atlus has earned its anniversary. Keep an eye on GameTrader for when the next shoe drops — and it will drop soon.

Persona 4 Revival key art
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Persona 4 Revival Gets a Release Date — SGD Prices Now Live

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Atlus has locked in the date: Persona 4 Revival launches on 18 February 2027 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC — and Singapore pricing is already live on SEGA Asia’s official store.

Persona 4 Revival Release Date and Platforms

Persona 4 Revival cover art
Image courtesy of ATLUS / SEGA

The remake lands simultaneously on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam) on 18 February 2027. A Nintendo Switch 2 version has not been announced for launch. The game is based on the expanded Persona 4 Golden — fan favourite character Marie and the Hollow Forest dungeon are both confirmed to appear in Revival.

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Persona 4 Revival — Pre-Order Trailer — via Official ATLUS West on YouTube

What’s New in Persona 4 Revival?

This is not just a visual upgrade — Atlus is rebuilding the combat and interface from the ground up. Here are the biggest changes from Persona 4 Golden:

  • Baton Pass: The fan-favourite system from Persona 5 Royal makes the jump to Inaba, letting you transfer your turn to another party member after scoring a critical hit or targeting an enemy weakness.
  • Prime Time: A new charge gauge fills as you land consecutive hits. When it maxes out, SP costs disappear and the sequence ends in a high-damage finishing strike.
  • Series Finales: Each party member gets a unique, powerful personal finisher — similar in concept to P3 Reload’s Theurgy attacks, but built around Inaba’s cast.
  • Enemy Collision: Status-afflicted enemies can be knocked into each other, spreading the ailment and dealing bonus damage — a satisfying new tactical layer.
  • Dungeon Defence: A guard option in the TV World dungeons can block enemy ambushes, adding a new way to manage exploration risk.
  • Simplified UI: One button per ability replaces the original’s scrolling menus. Fully animated cutscenes replace the static visual-novel-style cinematics throughout.

On the audio side: the entire English voice cast has been replaced for the remake. New vocalist Shiori Sasaki and composer Ryota Kozuka are handling the soundtrack.

P-STUDIO director Kazuhisa Wada said of the launch: “As we take this next step, we are thrilled the launch date is set for Persona 4 Revival and fans get to encounter a fresh and modernized experience as they discover the mysteries hidden in Inaba,” as quoted by RPGSite.

Persona 4 Revival Singapore Pricing and Editions

Persona 4 Revival standard edition
Image courtesy of ATLUS / SEGA

SEGA Asia’s official product page has Singapore pricing confirmed:

Edition SGD Price
Digital Standard SGD 84.90
Physical Standard SGD 84.90
Digital Deluxe SGD 99.90
Digital Premium SGD 114.90
Limited Box SGD 154.90
Izanagi Edition SGD 259.90

The Izanagi Edition is the top-tier physical collector’s set, which includes a protagonist and Izanagi statue, steelbook, artbook, keycaps, and keychain. The Digital Deluxe and higher editions bundle in costume sets (Velvet Room outfits, Phantom Thieves costumes) and Persona sets from Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal. The game is also available across Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand via the same SEGA Asia storefront.

Pre-Order Bonus

Pre-order any edition before 10:59 PM SGT on 17 February 2027 to receive BGM packs from Persona 3 Reload (Heartful Cry, Will Power) and Persona 5 Royal (The Whims of Fate, Triumph) as free downloads.

Is Persona 4 Revival on Xbox Game Pass?

Yes — Revival is available on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass from day one. The title also supports Xbox Play Anywhere, so a single Xbox purchase covers both console and Windows PC.

Last words

Persona 4 has always resonated with Singapore players — the small-town mystery, the big questions about identity, the bonds built through one unforgettable in-game year. With SGD pricing confirmed and February 2027 on the calendar, there is time now to decide which edition fits your budget. PS5 and Xbox players can pre-order directly through SEGA Asia; Game Pass subscribers get it on day one at no extra cost. In the meantime, browse our other game news to stay up to speed.

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Persona 4 Revival Broadcast Is Tomorrow — Set Your Alarm, Singapore

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Atlus is airing a dedicated Persona 4 Revival broadcast tomorrow morning Singapore time — and if you care about JRPGs at all, this is one worth watching live. Here’s when to tune in and everything we know about the remake so far.

Persona 4 Revival key art
Image courtesy of Atlus

Set Your Alarm: Broadcast Time in SGT

The Persona 4 Revival Information Broadcast airs on 19 June 2026 at 8:00 AM SGT (that’s 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET on 18 June). P-STUDIO Director Kazuhisa Wada will host, walking through new gameplay details and development updates. Watch it live on the Official ATLUS West YouTube channel or on Steam.

Persona 4 Revival — Pre-Order Trailer — via Official ATLUS West on YouTube

What We Know About Persona 4 Revival

Announced at the Xbox Games Showcase 2026 earlier this month, Persona 4 Revival is a full remake of the beloved 2008 RPG (and its expanded Golden edition). The launch window is 18 February 2027 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam), with day-one availability on Xbox Game Pass. There is no Nintendo Switch 2 version announced.

New Battle Mechanics

Atlus has already teased two headline changes to the combat system:

  • Shadow Collision System — Normal attacks on enemies suffering from a status ailment send them flying into nearby Shadows, spreading the ailment. It rewards smart status management and opens up satisfying chain reactions.
  • Prime Time Gauge — Fill this gauge and you unlock a supercharged window: consecutive actions, zero skill costs, ignored resistances, and free Baton Pass usage, all capped off by a powerful finishing move. Think of it as P4R‘s answer to Persona 3 Reload‘s Theurgy system.

The team is also carrying over the Baton Pass mechanic from Persona 5, letting party members chain attacks after a knock-down — a quality-of-life addition that veterans of P5 will appreciate.

Editions

Multiple editions are confirmed (Singapore pricing to be confirmed; UK reference prices ranged from £64.99 for the Standard Digital to £84.99 for the Digital Premium and £244.99 for the Physical Collector’s Edition with artbook, steelbook, statue, and keycaps). Pre-ordering in any edition unlocks bonus BGM tracks from Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal.

What About Persona 6?

Director Wada briefly acknowledged Persona 6 during the Xbox Showcase reveal, stating: “We are delighted to officially announce our work on the next installment of the Persona series.” No release date or platforms were given — Atlus has indicated more information will come after P4 Revival launches.

Last Words

For Singapore JRPG fans, Persona 4 Revival is shaping up to be one of the biggest releases of early 2027. The original is considered one of the finest RPGs ever made, and the mechanical additions look genuinely exciting rather than just visual polish. Tune in to the broadcast tomorrow at 8 AM SGT and keep an eye out for pricing details for the Singapore PlayStation Store and Steam. You can catch up on more gaming news here.