It’s undoubtedly those who haven’t previously had access to the game that will appreciate it most, however. Those who have played the Vita version of the game to death aren’t going to find any new content in this PC port, but they might still find themselves drawn in by the enhanced visuals and other PC-centric features. The game has Steam achievements and trading cards, too, which are a bonus if you’re incentivised by such things. You can use your mouse and keyboard to play Persona 4 Golden if you don’t get along with controllers, and you can also easily toggle between Japanese and English voice acting. With everything maxed out, Persona 4 Golden still looks a little bit dated, but a hell of a lot better than it has ever done before.Īnd there are other benefits to playing the game on PC. You can adjust the quality of the game’s shadows, for example, toggle anti-aliasing on or off, and also apply various levels of anisotropic filtering. While its resolution options top out at 1080p, there’s a rendering scaler if you want to push the picture quality a bit higher, and multiple graphics settings to tweak its performance to your hardware.

It may be many years old now, but Persona 4 Golden cleans up quite nicely on PC. Whichever version you decide to go for, you’re likely to be happy with your purchase. If you want to be a bit extravagant, you can add another $5 to the price and go for the Digital Deluxe Edition it includes a digital art book and a 9-track digital soundtrack. That’s right, Persona 4 Golden is now available on PC, and it’s yours for the modest price of just $19.99.

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