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Persona 4: Dancing All Night
A new batch of Persona 4: Dancing All Night screenshots have been released to the world along with details of the different game modes players can get their groove on in this fall. The screens featured in the gallery below range from gameplay shots to menu images, with some even showing off the costumes the investigation team can wear in game.
Players will be able to experience the rhythmic action of Persona 4: Dancing All Night through two main game modes: story and free dance. Story mode follows the adventures of the investigation team as they fight shadows and try to save an idol group from a cursed online video, as shown in the game’s E3 trailer.
Free dance mode has all the fun of dancing anime characters without all the stress that comes from saving lives. Players are able to choose a stage, difficulty, partner, and costume while they practice in this score-based gameplay mode.
Though not filled with disco balls and flashy dancing, players will also be able to browse through shopping and collection modes where they can unlock new costumes, view character profiles and high scores, or just listen to the catchy tracks from the game.
Persona 4: Dancing All Night lands on the PlayStation Vita this fall.
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