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Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux DLC Announced, Japanese Limited Edition Overview Video

Atlus has revealed the full DLC schedule for the Japanese release of  Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux . The DLC will consist of useful items, accessories, weapons and armour which will make the game easier to play.

All DLC will be released alongside the game on October 26th, 2017.

Training Day

• Grants the sub app “Training Day,” which boosts experience gained.
• Price: 300 yen

More and More

• Grants the sub app “More and More,” which gives the player more forma from forma searches.

Macca Shower

• Grants the sub app “Macca Shower,” which allows for easier macca gains.

Forma Search X

• Grants the sub app “Forma Search X,” which allows for demon incenses to be found from forma searches.

The four above DLC packs will also be sold as a set of 4, for 1000 yen.

Mobile Team Support Pack (Tool Set)

• A set of items to aid in growth, including 3 items granting experience, 2 items which can be sold for cash, and a set of demon incenses.
• Price: Free

Growth Vest (Armor)

• Armor which increases the experience gained in battle.

Biliken Vest (Armor)

• Armor which increases macca gained in battle.

Demon Killing Pack (Weapons)

• Sword: A prototype claymore sword which can hit all enemies.
• Gun: A Brothers P pistol, which can fire flame shots and ice shots

Safe Journey Pack (Tool Set)

• Includes 5 Jewels, 10 Chakra Drops, 5 Chakra Pots, 2 Great Chakras, 2 Light Balls and 10 Return Balls

Limited Edition Video

A video has been uploaded, showing off the limited edition of the game.

The “Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey 25th Memorial Box” limited edition, which costs 16,800 yen (18,144 yen including tax) will include:

• Nintendo 3DS game  Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey.
• “Shin Megami Tensei: Law and Chaos” (2 CDs)
• “Shin Megami Tensei II: Sound Relation” (2 CDs)
• “Shin Megami Tensei Reborn Re-Arrange Outside & Inside” (2 CDs)
• Series 25th anniversary Megaten Maniax art book (208 pages)
• A special luxury BOX

New Game Plus

Atlus has also detailed “New Game Plus” features in  Strange Journey Redux.  Upon completion of the game, elements such as macca, items, levels and map data can be chosen to be carried over.

Additionally, there are new EX missions and sub apps which are available from the second playthrough onward, and the highest difficulty level “Impossible” will be available for selection.

Character Art

Direct feed images of character art, which was previously featured in Weekly Famitsu , has now been released.

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux  will be released for the Nintendo 3DS in Japan, on October 26, 2017. It will release in North America and Europe in early 2018.

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The game includes various Quality of Life changes and improvements, new artwork for the characters--including portraits for every crew member, new EX Missions, updated visuals for the dungeons, revamped UI, voice acting (Japanese only), animated cutscenes, a new dungeon revolving around a new character named Alex, three new endings related to Alex and the dungeon, as well as the following new demons: [1]

The following QoL changes include but are not limited to:

• The introduction of difficulty modes: Casual, Standard, Expert and Impossible. Impossible is only available on New Game Plus and cannot be changed to another difficulty once selected.
• A setting to speed up battle animations or skip them entirely.
• Healing in the sickbay is free.
• The sub-app limit was removed. The player can equip as many non-conflicting sub-apps as they want.
• The Visualizer apps now automatically map Dark Zones. As a result, the Scanning Zero sub-app that enabled this function in the original was removed.
• The ability to sprint in dungeons by holding down the B button.
• Using a demon source in fusion allows for the selection of skills to be passed onto the child demon.
• Field Save, a single-save file that allows the player to save anywhere in the dungeon without the use of a terminal, was added.
• Various new sub-apps related to combat and dungeon crawling were added, e.g. March to Death, a sub-app preventing a game over if the protagonist is petrified or killed as long as allied demons can fight. It becomes available as soon as the player gets access to sub-apps but is not available on Impossible.
• Commander Skills were added, which are player-exclusive abilities that are unlocked by equipping the proper sub-app. Some are used like regular skills that take up the protagonist's turn, while others activate automatically, the frequency of which is determined by the protagonist's Luck and other context-sensitive factors. Manual commander skills have a cooldown lasting between 5-8 turns depending on the skill.

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Development [ ].

The game was announced as part of the Shin Megami Tensei 25th Anniversary alongside  Shin Megami Tensei V .

AtlusUSA announced the localization of Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey along with Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth and Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology . However, the localization team decided to rename the game as Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux.  In a PR e-mail, it was revealed that it wouldn't have English voice acting unlike the other two titles for localization.

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Other game collaborations [ ].

• Code of Joker Pocket Re:Birth (trading card game for smartphones by Sega Interactive) includes cards of multiple demons, including Demeter and Amon . [2] [3]

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Trailers [ ]

• Japanese Trailer
• English Trailer

The Movie [ ]

External Links [ ]

• Japanese Site
• English Site
• Interview with director of Strange Journey published on Retronauts.com
• Interview with the SJR development team

References [ ]

• ↑ https://wiki.denfaminicogamer.jp/dsj/ Taken from the demon compendium pages and the "new demon" page
• ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o3-SdvCkdg
• ↑ http://coj.sega.jp/app/special/dsj/
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Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux - Changes and additions in the re-release

Next week, another Atlus re-release lands on Nintendo 3DS with  Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux getting the do-over treatment this time around. As is now commonplace with Atlus, this port is an enhanced re-release which features both new content and other tweaks not present in the original 2010 game. Additionally, much like with Radiant Historia earlier in the year, this is also the first time Strange Journey will see an official release in Europe thanks to the publishing team at Deep Silver.

I've had some time with the game ahead of launch, and I wanted to break down what additions and changes you can expect in the new version:

Alex & The Womb of Grief

In terms of 'new content' in Strange Journey Redux , it all revolves around a new character Alex and a new dungeon area called the 'Womb of Grief'.  

While playing through the main storyline, you'll inevitably encounter Alex as she tries to murder the protagonist. At this point in the game, a new dungeon is unlocked for exploration, accessed independently from the game's original dungeon areas. Additional floors of the Womb of Grief periodically become available as you progress through the main game.

These new floors offer a slight bump in challenge from the original dungeon mazes, both in enemy strength and dungeon design. Progressing through the Womb of Grief will not only shed more light on Alex and her goals, but will also reward the player with some new demons and new Sub-Apps not found in the original release. 

The Womb of Grief also holds a handful of new Ex Mission side quests. Many of these are 'challenge battles', which place a limitation on the player as you are tasked to defeat a certain enemy group.

Three New Endings

The original Strange Journey had three separate ending you could see, depending on the player's alignment before a key moment near the end of the game. These endings are still available in Strange Journey Redux , but three new endings can also be seen if the player finishes the Womb of Grief.

Without getting into spoiler details, these new endings are still aligned the same way as before, but now you can ultimately choose between the old or new version of the ending of your final alignment - as long as you have completed the Womb of Grief. That means there are six endings in total to see.

New Sub-Apps and Commander Skills

App mechanics have been in several recent SMT titles such as Shin Megami Tensei IV and Apocalypse . Sub-Apps offer a variety of bonuses to the player such as HP regeneration or lowering the encounter rate. In the original release of Strange Journey , the player had a limit on the number of Sub-Apps that could be equipped at any one time.

This limitation is removed in Strange Journey Redux , and now you can simultaneously equip as many Sub-Apps as you'd like  (with the exception of Apps that do opposite effects, such as raising or lowering enemy encounter rate). Additionally, Sub-Apps can be equipped or unequipped anywhere on the field, whereas this had to be done at Terminal locations in the original release.

There are several new Sub-Apps with new bonuses, many of which are obtained through the new Womb of Grief dungeon. One such new Sub-App is 'March to Death', which prevents the Game Over screen when the Main Character is KOed, as long as one demon in the battle party is still alive. Several other new Sub-Apps improve the versatility of the game's Demon Co-op mechanics. There is also a Sub-App that prevents encounters with low-level enemies, and another Sub-App that shows you where teleporters will take you.

Commander Skills

Some of the new Sub-Apps unlock a new mechanic known as Commander Skills. These are battle abilities that the protagonist character can use in combat, with various effects. One such commander skill is 'Assailment', which increases the attack potency of the rest of the team for one turn. There are also some Auto Commander Skills that activate randomly during any given turn. One such Auto Commander Skill is 'Blitzkrieg', which allows the full player party to attack before the enemy party.

Presentation

As expected in re-releasing on 3DS, the game has a noticeable jump in visual design, especially when it comes to the game's user interface. While the character designs were originally drawn by Kazuma Kaneko, these have been slightly updated by Masayuki Doi, who also designed the newcomer Alex. Character portraits are also a little more animated, featuring various facial expressions during dialogue.

A handful of event scenes have been added to key story moments in the game. These aren't fully animated cutscenes, but rather still art with some dynamic effects.

Dialogue is also fully voiced this time around with Japanese voiceovers. A handful of new musical tracks are also found in the re-release, mostly centering around the new content.

Finally, the game has a new animated opening for the re-release. Note, while this is the opening to the game, it does in fact contain some spoilers. The opening is also subtitled in the English release.

Other Changes

Several other changes are also made to the game's numerous systems. Note that some of these changes are significant and others are fairly minor mechanical tweaks.

• The original Strange Journey only held two total save slots on the DS cart, and saves could only be made either at the home-base Command Room or various Terminals scattered among the game maps. Strange Journey Redux has 20 normal save slots in addition to a single field save slot that allows you to save anywhere on any map.
• Three different difficulty options can be selected this time around and can be changed at any time during the playthrough. A fourth 'Impossible' difficulty is available on a second playthrough, which cannot be changed once selected. The original Strange Journey did not have an option to change the default difficulty.
• More demons can be held by the player at one time. By the end of the game, you can hold 18 total demons compared to 12 in the original release.
• When fusing a new demon using a Demon Source, the player can directly choose which skills are transferred to the fused demon.
• When a demon wants to change one of its skills, you can now see what skill it will change to before deciding to allow the skill mutation. 
• When performing a Special Fusion, component demons can be directly added from the Demon Compendium (rather than having all demons in present in the current party).
• ~30* new demons, obtained via the new content. [Note*: Some of the 'new' demons were available in the original release through in-game password only].
• Now sub apps, player level, and map progress can be carried over into new game plus, which was not the case in the original.
• A demon can be changed in the battle party during combat in one turn instead of two.
• When retreating from battle, a chance of success is given as a percentage.
• You can heal your party at the home base for free, rather than at a macca cost.
• The thumb-pad can be set to either move the player or slide the lower screen map via the config menu.
• You can browse maps of other floors, rather than just the one you are currently on.
• Battle animations can be set to Default speed, Double speed, or Skipped entirely.
• You can 'dash' in the dungeon in the forward direction.
• You can set a toggle to have a final check before starting the selected battle actions.
• You can set a toggle to have doors automatically open with a forward movement, rather than having to press A.
• If there is an open slot in the four-person battle party when a demon is recruited, they will automatically join the battle party rather than going directly to the reserve.
• When a demon in your stock reaches Analysis Level 3, they will offer their Demon Source in the same battle, rather than at the next level-up.
• If a demon's weakness is found before Analysis Level 2, it will be remembered in the Demonica's memory (in the original release you had to get the Analysis Level to 2 to see weaknesses at all.)
• A handful of text/localization tweaks throughout.

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux releases on May 15 in North America and May 18 in Europe for Nintendo 3DS.

In the near future, an unexplained phenomenon manifests in the South Pole.

The Earth is now home to over 7 billion people, pollution has eroded what's left of the ecosystem, the disparity between rich and poor has never been wider, and as a result, mankind suffers from environmental catastrophes, geopolitical conflict, wars, chaos and disorder.

All of this destruction manifests itself as the Schwarzwelt - a subspace anomaly that suddenly appears in the South Pole and begins rapidly growing in size, obliterating all that it touches. In response to this new and mysterious threat, the United Nations create a secret elite team tasked with making sense of and handling a situation beyond human understanding. Humanity's last hope, the "Schwarzwelt Investigation Team," couldn’t have imagined what was waiting for them. In order to prevent the extinction of humanity, the Investigation Team must risk their lives and press on into the danger of the unknown. They discover what some would call "Angels" and "Demons", creatures only heard of in myths. Are they friend or foe?

During their investigation, a mysterious girl appears in front of you, wearing unfamiliar equipment who travels the Land of Ruin by herself, then she suddenly becomes hostile. What is her objective? Ultimately, your choices and decisions will affect the fate of humanity.

Shin Megami Tensei® Strange Journey Redux Nintendo 3DS™ Release Date: 05.15.2018 (NA) Release Date: 05.18.2018 (EU) Genre: RPG Players: 1 ESRB: Mature

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux

Players who embark on this supernatural sci-fi tale will find a serious, thought-provoking narrative intermixed with challenging dungeon-crawling gameplay and an addictive demon collecting and demon fusion mechanic.

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Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux is exactly what is advertised: a strange, phenomenal journey into the unknown. Players who embark on this supernatural sci-fi tale will find a serious, thought-provoking narrative intermixed with challenging dungeon-crawling gameplay and an addictive demon collecting and demon fusion mechanic.

Set sometime in the Earth’s near future, a mysterious dimensional phenomenon known as the Schwarzwelt appears in Antarctica and threatens to very quickly engulf the entire world. An international investigation team comprised of the best and brightest is sent to investigate the Schwarzwelt from the inside. They end up finding angels and demons waging war on one another for the fate of both the world and the humans who reside there. In true Shin Megami Tensei (SMT) fashion, the crucial decision of who to side with falls on you, the player, as a nameless member of the investigation team. Will you ultimately pick a route with either the more lawful-minded angels, the chaotic demons, or have humanity solve their own problems?

The narrative in SMT: Strange Journey Redux is a thrilling, intense one about extremes. The idea that humanity brought the Schwarzwelt on themselves through their tendency towards self-destructive actions was compelling, and I found it especially relevant given so many of the more troubling headlines we see today. Personally, I loved the science fiction undertones intermixed with the supernatural, though I know that is certainly a bit different from the norm as far as SMT storylines go. Another thing that is unique is that the crew all consists of older, more mature characters, which I felt fit the general tone of the game’s storyline really well.

Because this game is so focused on extremes, all of your decisions and the endings tend to never be that simple or easy. As such, the characters represent philosophical ideals instead of feeling like actual people. I found them to be likable, but also hard to approach. Zelenin and Jimenez both have moments when they stand out, but I often found those moments to be when their actions almost went counter to the routes they represented (Law and Chaos, specifically); for example, Jimenez’s fondness for Bugaboo and the main character’s friendship, despite the “only the strong survive” mentality he so often took. Gore is an even more extreme example of this philosophical modeling, given his otherworldly connections later on in the plot. Even Alex, who seems to represent humanity’s selfishness even in the face of extreme change and danger, can sometimes suffer from this. I came to like the characters all in their own ways and I was truthfully torn when it came to having to decide their fates, but it is in a different sort of manner to how you might grow attached to, say, the Persona characters (to name another SMT spinoff). The only characters that truly seem to be “real” in a sense are the crew members of the Red Sprite, and they’re pretty minor in the plot’s grand scheme.

Dungeon-crawling and demon fusion are the staples behind SMT: Strange Journey Redux’s challenging gameplay. This is best exemplified in the plot itself, as the player’s character wears a special suit of armor called a Demonica. This suit gives the player access to the Demon Summoning Program, thus giving them the ability to summon and control demons to fight in the party. Having a strong set of demons at your side is invaluable in the trials that await gamers over the course of SMT: Strange Journey Redux. Demons are acquired by one of three ways: talking to a particular demon during a battle in a demon negotiation; fusing existing demons in your roster together in order to create a new demon that inherits the skills of its predecessors; or generating passwords that summon demons you can then put into your party lineup. Players can even share these passwords with fellow gamers, so others may call forth your tailored demons during their own playthrough if they desire. Demon negotiations are quite a bit of work as every demon has its own distinct personality. Winning a demon over during a negotiation is no easy feat, but it is definitely worth trying if you wish to use acquired demons in the fusion process since you can create some truly powerful allies! You can spend a great deal of time fusing demons together, especially if you’re looking for a future demon to inherit a particularly useful skill or ability. I found the demon collecting and fusion mechanics to be highly addictive, and I put quite a bit of thought and strategy behind my reasoning for fusing certain demons together since I always needed to be mindful of which skills or statistics would work best in a particular dungeon or boss fight. While I didn’t take full advantage of the demon password system until the final portion of the game, I truly appreciated its implementation during some very challenging boss fights.

Dungeon-crawling in SMT: Strange Journey Redux can be a time-consuming affair as every new map is complex and often features more pathways and puzzles than one can shake a stick at. Adding to the nuances already in play in these puzzle-laden expeditions is the fact that the player’s character is tasked with retrieving Forma, a special item that is either found lying around the various dungeon areas or that is being held by hostile demons. Forma allows you to gain access to new items and equipment, which is vitally important as the only way your character’s abilities and skillsets improve or alter is through upgrading your Demonica and weaponry. Some of these upgrades include special Apps for the Demonica that gives the player entry to areas of dungeons that otherwise would be completely blocked off. These dungeon altering special Apps may simply unlock doors or deactivate traps, or they may shift the layout of an entire area so that you gain access to new terrain.

It is easy to look at the sheer amount of things to do in SMT: Strange Journey Redux and feel overwhelmed, but every new puzzle blocking the way has a cleverly crafted solution waiting to be uncovered. I often found myself getting overly frustrated with a dungeon’s design or the tediousness associated with level-grinding, and had to shut off my 3DS for a while to avoid throwing it against a wall. Then when I’d go back a little while later, I was in sheer awe when I figured out what I needed to do in order to actually advance. There are certain areas that are much more frustrating than others (looking at you, Eridanus), but the sense of accomplishment and relief I experienced when I surpassed those challenges made me feel downright giddy. Thankfully, while there are more traditional save points populating the dungeons, the game allows for a quicksave feature when you’re out on the field, which is great for those with only a limited amount of time to play. I found that to be a very handheld-friendly feature, especially since you will no doubt be spending quite a bit of time level-grinding in each new area.

As Strange Journey Redux is an enhanced 3DS port of a 2009 DS title, there is new content to be had: new demons were added to the existing roster, Japanese voice acting was included, and the character designs were revamped. The in-game graphics are serviceable and haven’t been altered much from the original Nintendo DS release, but the updated character artwork and illustrated scenes are quite gorgeous. The musical score, both tracks from the original release and the new route pieces, are well-done and add to the atmosphere of the game wonderfully. Naturally, the biggest addition is the extra story content as the game’s total endings are brought up from the original three (Law, Chaos, Neutral) to six (New Law, New Chaos, and New Neutral). Because the storyline is built upon moral and philosophical extremes, the new story content expands on that notion to make further commentary on the original game’s narrative and endings. In a way, it’s a creative approach to the additional plotlines, though it isn’t without its fair share of weaknesses either.

Perhaps the biggest of these weaknesses is the fact that the Redux content is largely unconnected to the main game. Newcomer Alex does in fact show up in the original story a few times, but most of her scenes are entirely skippable if one opts to not do the Womb of Grief dungeon, easily Redux’s biggest addition. The Womb of Grief has levels that can only be advanced depending on where the player is in the main story and what Apps are available to you, but going back to it time and again feels as though it takes you out of the main plot. The Womb of Grief also has several dungeon features found throughout the main quest’s dungeons, such as warp puzzles and invisible floors, though very rarely do they feel as well-implemented as they do in the main game’s areas. I often felt like taking the time to traverse this lengthy optional dungeon was a chore, at least up until the later portions when everything comes together in both the main plot and Alex’s quest.

That being said, partaking in SMT: Strange Journey Redux’s new content is the only way to access the new endings, so it is worthwhile it if you wish to see them instead of any of the previous ones. As with the old endings, the new ones are sure to garner mixed reactions from gamers. I reached the New Neutral Ending myself on a blind playthrough, though I apparently teetered quite a bit between Law and Chaos with my decisions. I knew the New Neutral Ending wasn’t quite as well-liked by some compared to the previous Neutral ending, but I rather enjoyed the realistic way it covered the final story moments of the game and the way it approached my character’s moral neutrality. Someone might not like the new routes at all, or vice-versa. The endings are purely up to one’s interpretation, however the fact that there are now six endings is certainly nothing to sneeze at. Special mention should also be made of the new final boss, whom I came to have quite a few feelings for as a result of several lengthy and difficult first attempts. Eventually, I devised a strategy that worked well against them, but I certainly felt I’d earned that New Neutral Ending when all was said and done!

All in all, I really enjoyed the time I spent with SMT: Strange Journey Redux. The plot and characters really make you think about philosophy and morality and, as a result, I became addicted to playing just a “little more” every time I saw another story scene. It’s a game that stayed with me well after having finished it, and the sense of accomplishment that I felt at surpassing the many challenges that awaited me during my playthrough was incredible. Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux isn’t a game for everyone, but those with the patience and resolve to trek into the Schwarzwelt will find a journey well worth taking.

Excellent choice-based philosophical narrative, well-implemented strategic gameplay, overcoming challenging dungeons is rewarding, addicting demon collecting and fusing.

New story content not seamlessly intermixed, perception of endings might be hit or miss, challenges can be daunting, tedious level-grinding.

Bottom Line

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux's challenging gameplay might not be for everyone, but those it does appeal to will find a well-crafted dungeon-crawling experience with a thought-provoking narrative.

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Changes [ ].

The game completely changes the art style with new artwork and some animation. The game also features Japanese voice acting. The game adds a new route with new story elements about the new character, Alex

New Demons [ ]

There are 350 demons in the game that all can be fused. The following demons are new in this game compared the original. Most of these were originally in Shin Megami Tensei IV or Apocalypse .

• Kikuri-Hime
• Zaou-Gongen
• Jack Ripper
• Night Stalker
• Master Therion

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A spatial distortion full of demons appeared in Antarctica, threatening to engulf the Earth in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey. The United Nations responded by tasking a team of highly advanced specialists with piercing the anomaly and figuring out how to stop it from the source. Well, get ready to don your Demonica once again in this new expanded port: Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux. Expect new story content, additional endings, a new dungeon to explore, and more in the return of this sci-fi tinged SMT adventure. In Strange Journey Redux, you play as a brave United Nations soldier investigating a spatial anomaly called the Schwarzwelt—a dome of dark energy that threatens to consume the world. Inside, you'll find it home to a nightmare mirror of our own Earth, populated with demons dying to meet you. The game touts brand-new illustrations by Masayuki Doi, updated visuals, UI tweaks, and more to make this journey back into the Schwarzwelt... even stranger.

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Summary A spatial distortion full of demons appeared in Antarctica, threatening to engulf the Earth in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey. The United Nations responded by tasking a team of highly advanced specialists with piercing the anomaly and figuring out how to stop it from the source. Well, get ready to don your Demonica once again in thi ... Read More

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• A Stranger Journey Back - In Strange Journey Redux, you play as a brave United Nations soldier investigating a spatial anomaly called the Schwarzwelt—a dome of dark energy that threatens to consume the world.
• The game touts brand-new illustrations by Masayuki Doi, updated visuals, UI tweaks, and more to make this journey back into the Schwarzwelt… even stranger.
• Additional Story Content and a Brand-New Character - You won’t be retreading the same nightmarish path as before because a brand-new character named Alex will play a major role in how the story unfolds.
• A True Shin Megami Tensei Adventure - With its twisted demonic sci-fi story, addictive demon-collecting fun, and multiple narrative paths to explore, Strange Journey Reduxis an essential ATLUS JRPG adventure that can’t be missed!
• Language - The game features the original Japanese voice-overs and English text.

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"A spatial distortion full of demons appeared in Antarctica, threatening to engulf the Earth in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey. The United Nations responded by tasking a team of highly advanced specialists with piercing the anomaly and figuring out how to stop it from the source. Well, get ready to don your Demonica once again in this new expanded port: Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux. Expect new story content, additional endings, a new dungeon to explore, and more in the return of this sci-fi tinged SMT adventure. A Stranger Journey Back In Strange Journey Redux, you play as a brave United Nations soldier investigating a spatial anomaly called the Schwarzwelt—a dome of dark energy that threatens to consume the world. Inside, you’ll find it home to a nightmare mirror of our own Earth, populated with demons dying to meet you. The game touts brand-new illustrations by Masayuki Doi, updated visuals, UI tweaks, and more to make this journey back into the Schwarzwelt… even stranger. Additional Story Content and a Brand-New Character You won’t be retreading the same nightmarish path as before because a brand-new character named Alex will play a major role in how the story unfolds. Much about her is a mystery, but there is one thing you know for sure: she’s got a bone to pick with you. Joining her are new demons you might recognize from other SMT entries, new endings, and a new dungeon to discover. A True Shin Megami Tensei Adventure With its twisted demonic sci-fi story, addictive demon-collecting fun, and multiple narrative paths to explore, Strange Journey Reduxis an essential ATLUS JRPG adventure that can’t be missed!"

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A spatial distortion full of demons appeared in Antarctica, threatening to engulf the Earth in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey. The United Nations responded by tasking a team of highly advanced specialists with piercing the anomaly and figuring out how to stop it from the source. Well, get ready to don your Demonica once again in this new expanded port: Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux.

• In Strange Journey Redux, you play as a brave United Nations soldier investigating a spatial anomaly called the Schwarzwelt-a dome of dark energy that threatens to consume the world.
• You won’t be retreading the same nightmarish path as before because a brand-new character named Alex will play a major role in how the story unfolds.
• With its twisted demonic sci-fi story, addictive demon-collecting fun, and multiple narrative paths to explore, Strange Journey Reduxis an essential Atlus JRPG adventure that can’t be missed!
• The game features the original Japanese voice-overs and English text.

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Customers like the quality, originality, and difficulty of the video game. They mention that it's one of the best SMT games on the 3DS, it drags you into a new world, and has a deep story. They appreciate the ease of use. However, some customers are disappointed with the musical style. Opinions are mixed on graphics and voice acting.

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Customers like the quality of the game. They say it's one of the best SMT games on the 3DS, very fun, and one of best RPG series around. They also say it’s a great old-school RPG with sci-fi setting reminiscent of The Thing and Journey. Customers also mention that the gameplay is great as always and that it’ll be a thrilling rerelease of a fantastic JRPG from the NDS era.

"...I thoroughly enjoyed it. The SMT series is one of the best RPG series around and I'm not exaggerating when i say that...." Read more

" This game is great . I would not recommend it for someone who hasn't played SMT before, it can be kind of tough...." Read more

"...As for the new final boss, she's actually a pretty fun boss , but only if you manage to come prepared...." Read more

"...Also the atmosphere of the first arch it's thrilling and reminds me a little of The Thing from John Carpenter, one of my favorites movies, maybe it..." Read more

Customers find the game fun, original, and a nice update to the original Strange Journey. They also say it drags them into a new world, with heavy themes and challenging gameplay. They say the game has alternate story routes and dungeon crawling adventure. Customers also appreciate the new content, saying it doesn't detract from the main story.

"...But if you love megaten, this is a perfect pick. The soundtrack is unique and haunting , though generally not very musical in nature...." Read more

"... Huge dungeon crawling adventure with that Shin Megami Tensei flair...." Read more

"...game, people that played the originals said that this is a really cool modern adaptation of the old gameplay, I really like it from that perspective...." Read more

"...It's a good game, though. Fun. Serious. Whimsical . Real-world and accurate cryptozoological references. Shame it wasn't given the love it deserves...." Read more

Customers find the game challenging and fun. They also appreciate the multiple story routes and decisions to make.

"...Players have more to do in subsequent playthroughs, can change difficulty any time in the mentioned, and can install as many apps at a time as you..." Read more

"Game is fun and challenging . Not hard to learn, but very deep and rich gameplay is hard to master. Loads of content even beyond the main scenario(s)...." Read more

"...Alternate story routes, many decisions to make , great time killer." Read more

Customers find the game fun and challenging. They also say it's not hard to learn, but very deep and rich.

"...it doesn't have as much Gun power as another gun in this game, its skill get is great ...." Read more

"...I see that now the game is a little bit easier letting you save your data everywhere and bringing in a few quality of life improvements...." Read more

"Game is fun and challenging. Not hard to learn , but very deep and rich gameplay is hard to master. Loads of content even beyond the main scenario(s)...." Read more

Customers find the 3 new endings and more save points in the video game software to improve replay value. They also appreciate the voice acting and extra content.

"...from the original such as unlimited Sub Apps and more save points are a welcome addition . My one complaint has to be the lack of an Englis dub...." Read more

"...comparison to the DS version, the voice acting and the extra content it's really appreciated . One of my favorite 3DS games." Read more

"...route in this update, as well as the 3 new endings, also helps improve replay value as there's now more to do in subsequent playthroughs." Read more

Customers are mixed about the voice acting. Some mention the graphics and music, and the Japanese voice acting is serviceable, while others say that there is no English character dub on a remade game.

"...new features to the gameplay, upgraded graphics and music, and even voice acting !..." Read more

"...ALL voice acting is in Japanese with no options for English ...." Read more

"...The Japanese voice acting is serviceable , but I wish I at least had the option to turn it off...." Read more

"...Voice acting: I think the voice actors acted very well . But it isn't for me...." Read more

Customers are mixed about the graphics. Some mention that the graphics can do more immersion with less texture, and the battle animations are improved. Others say that the version doesn't have any enhanced graphics and no 3D.

"...There are some new features to the gameplay, upgraded graphics and music , and even voice acting!..." Read more

"...over the DS, so its a bit disappointing that this version doesn't have any enhanced graphics and no 3D...." Read more

"...In Shin Megami Tensei Strange Journey Redux, the battle animations are improved and I don't believe the original game had animated cutscenes...." Read more

"...Another strange choice is that there isn't any 3D in this game . Everything is displayed in 2D...." Read more

Customers find the musical style of the video game software spooky, moaning, and not very musical in nature. They also say the soundtrack has not been remixed or enhanced in any way.

"...Shoji Meguro's awful soundtrack has not been remixed or enhanced in any way...." Read more

"...The soundtrack is unique and haunting, though generally not very musical in nature ...." Read more

"...for one or two quality spooky moaning tracks, the music is a bunch of orchestral arrangements and fails hard and immediately to match any of the game..." Read more

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Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux + DLC [Decrypted] 3DS (EUR/JPN/USA) ROM

by Berry · September 1, 2018

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux + DLC  for Citra 3DS Emulator Released on 15th May 2018, a Role Playing game Developed and Published by Atlus .

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Base Game Links: —————————————————————- [Decrypted] 3DS (USA) ROM

DLC Links : EUR (18KB) | JPN (18KB) | USA (18KB) —————————————————————————————— EUR   ->      SendCM   |  ZippyShare   |  Uptobox   |  1Fichier   JPN  ->    SendCM   |  ZippyShare   |  Uptobox  |  1Fichier USA  ->    MegaUp   |  ZippyShare   |  Uptobox   |  1Fichier  

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• Get the Shared Fonts from -> Here , If Citra Asks for 3DS Dump/Archive Files
• You Must Get the Latest Citra Canary Build to Play this DLC, Other Builds Don’t Work For Now but You Can Try.
• Change your Citra Region from Emulation/Config Menu, According to the ROM You’ve Selected.
• Load the Decrypted ROM then Install DLC CIA from Citra File Menu, Now Reload the Decrypted ROM.
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Originally released for the Nintendo DS, Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey is a first-person dungeon crawler with turn-based combat mechanics. Like previous games in the Shin Megami Tensei series, Strange Journey features character recruitment mechanics, allowing players to forge alliances with demons and monsters encountered throughout the quest.

Recalling the first-person dungeon exploration sequences that defined earlier Shin Megami Tensei games, Strange Journey uses the same gameplay engine as Atlus’ Etrian Odyssey games. As players explore the game’s massive labyrinths, an automapping feature tracks progress on the portable’s bottom screen, making careful cartography a part of the core gameplay experience.

Strange Journey is part of the same series as Atlus’ Persona games, and many Persona fans have explored the franchise’s origins in the years following the launch of Persona 3 and Persona 4 . In general, the dungeon-crawling entries in the Shin Megami Tensei series are more complex and difficult than the Persona games, and players braving Strange Journey ‘s mazes should expect a steep challenge.

Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey will feature all content from its DS predecessor while adding voice acting for all major story sequences. Deep Strange Journey also expands its character roster to over 350 recruitable creatures, and added story sequences will give new insight into the game’s narrative.

Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey launches this fall for the Nintendo 3DS in Japan. Localizations for North America and Europe have not yet been announced.

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Shin Megami Tensei - Strange Journey Redux Restoration Mod 3DS

This is a sprites and portraits mod of Shin Megami Tensei - Strange Journey Redux that aims to make the game look more in-line with the original one on the DS, while still retain as much of the new artwork as possible.

There are several additions since the mod was originally released, including a de-shine version that removes the reflexion/shine on suit to match the original; and a vanity add-on which contains a new homescreen banner (requires building the CIA).

Installation

This mod works with Luma's LayeredFS.

Copy the romfs folder to SD:/luma/titles/00040000001CD200/ (USA version).

Make sure Enable Game Patching is checked on Luma config menu (hold Select on boot).

Screenshots

v2.0 Reborn Again

• De-shine is now the default as it better resembles the original design.
• Colors are now 1:1 the original.
• Remade Jimenez's mouth to be slightly smaller to better match his original design.
• Redone sprite coloring to match original.
• Ending credits has suit colored accordingly.
• Vanity add-on is fully complete with all instances of Redux changed to Deep.
• Cutscenes .moflex are now almost the same size as the original to reduce bloat.
• Changed suit colors in background CGs.
• Fixed various coloring issues missed previously.

v1.0a Vanity Add-On Updated

• Changed logo in credit sequence.

v1.0 Vanity Add-On Released

• Redux is now changed to Deep on the banner and start screen (requires building a .cia).

v1.0 Initial Release

• Demonica suit's color restored on bustup, connectchar2d, devbu, stbustup and ending events,
• Demonica suit's lines restored on bustup, connectchar2d, devbu & stbustup.
• Jimenez's mouth is made the same size as the original.
• Restored original sprites.
• New sprites now match the color of original sprites.

External links

• GBAtemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/wip-shin-megami-tensei-strange-journey-redux-restoration-mod.508432

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