Development was resumed further down the line, which would likely be around the start of 2016, when development on P5 started to cool down and retailers began to receive details on P5’s release date internally.ĭuring the early stages of development, Wada-the director and producer for P4D-was also the director and producer for P3D and P5D. While the planning for both titles was finished before the release of P5, there was a hiatus before active development when the Persona Team’s full capabilities were required to complete P5. P5 had been in development for at least 6 years (including planning), with active development having begun around August 2011 and development finished by May 2016.
The focus of this article is on everything that happened after Persona 5 (hereinafter P5), so the timeline doesn’t go further back. Information on the trials and tribulations of the Persona Team during this period of time can be read in a previous post. The timeline is not absolutely conclusive, but it gives a general idea of the development time for the games released after Persona 5. This is an approximate look at the active development time for each game based on what’s been said in interviews up to now. Below is a development timeline of those post- Persona 5 games, along with details of their development cycles provided in interviews. From anime, to manga, to a stage show, to merchandise, to numerous mobile game collaborations, Persona 5‘s popularity remains strong.Īmong the Persona 5 projects created after its launch are, of course, the spin-off games and the expanded release developed by Atlus. Ever since its release on September 15, 2016, Persona 5has proven to be a very important brand for Atlus, producing many projects derived from the original game in a short period of time.
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