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How do I beat Catherina in Metaphor: ReFantazio? Basically, when you’re going through different regions as part of the tasks to prove yourself worthy of earning the throne, you’ll occasionally be ...

If you choose to take on the Port Brilehaven forbidden tower mission in search of a monster’s horn in Metaphor: ReFantazio, you’ll eventually find yourself dealing with the Orgas and desperately ...

Metaphor: ReFantazio Review (PS5) – ATLUS has undoubtedly had one of their busiest years in 2024, and the release of Metaphor: ReFantazio marks an explosive conclusion to what was already a bumper ...

When you max out your bond with a party member in Metaphor: ReFantazio you get some great bonuses, but one may confuse you if you’re still in the early or mid-game. Each party member will tell you ...

Just like in most other Atlus games, you have a nameless protagonist in Metaphor: ReFantazio, which means you can name him whatever you want. For maximum immersion, however, here’s what you need to ...

The story of Metaphor: ReFantazio rarely gives you a chance to breathe, with constant twists and turns concerning members of the party and the events that are constantly unfolding around them. From ...

As is often the case within various ATLUS games, a lot of the game's mechanics are shrouded in mystery and are slowly drip-fed to the player as the story slowly develops. This remains the case even ...

Metaphor: ReFantazio is a brand-new IP for Atlus, with elements from their other games influencing some of the gameplay mechanics this time around. While it does carry on the Press Turn combat system, ...

In Metaphor: ReFantazio the protagonist is named by the player, letting you insert yourself into the story if you want to. However, some people like an authentic experience, and for both development ...

Source: Francesco Bini/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 4.0 The most famous of all allegories is the Allegory of the Cave, in which Plato compares unphilosophical people to prisoners who, having spent their ...