I’ve enjoyed just about every Shin Megami Tensei game that’s come out since Nocturne was released on the PS2. There’s just something really intriguing about the franchise’s universe and mythology that keeps me coming back for more. Perhaps it’s the immersion of living in these worlds inhabited with demons for dozens of hours, the unique way the apocalypse happens in every game, or in some cases, solving a great mystery, or maybe it’s a combination of all of those elements. Whatever the reason, Shin Megami Tensei games have always been a great deal of fun to play, no matter how challenging they are, and the latest entry, Strange Journey, is no exception.