Social Links really help to flesh out the supporting cast outside of the main storyline and further get you invested in Inaba and the people who call it home. These interactions are presented as a gameplay feature called Social Links, where increasing your bond with certain characters lets you learn more about their individual situations and backgrounds while unlocking new abilities to aid you in battle. Persona 4 Golden's story, which is genuinely intriguing from start to finish, is made all the more impactful by the relationships you build along the way.

Living with his uncle and young cousin, the protagonist attends the nearby high school and develops his relationships with classmates and other residents of Inaba by day, while nightfall sees him and his friends trying to solve a string of murders tied to a mysterious television channel that airs every night at midnight. The story sees protagonist Yu Narukami (though you can name him whatever you'd like) as he's forced to abandon his life in the city and move to the small rural Japanese town of Inaba while his parents travel abroad. Just as Persona 5 Royal expanded an already massive game, Golden added a significant amount of content like additional Personas, new characters and social links, expanded cutscenes and voice acting, a reworked story and a dungeon that wasn't available in the Playstation 2 release of the game. Persona 4 Golden is a 2012 Japanese role-playing game developed and published by Atlas for the PlayStation Vita, which itself is an enhanced and expanded version of the original PlayStation 2 title Persona 4.

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