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Not sure if anyone else posted this yet, so here it goes if anyone is a big Metagen fan:

Step away from clear notions of good and evil, right and wrong. There are demons in the world, but whether they are ally or enemy depends on player actions. In Tokyo 199X, a mysterious murder leads to the emergence of demons and an escalating global conflict thanks to the rise of a charismatic rebel leader in possession of a demon army, and external forces that wish to crush such threats with extreme measures. As the protagonist, players have an unusual ability (via computer program) to communicate with and recruit demons to fight for them. As they collect demons, the program will allow you to store, summon, and fuse them to create the right team to negotiate the ever-changing balance of powers, and fight for the kind of world you ultimately wish to live in.

Coming March 2014 for the iOS on the App Store℠.

For more information: atlus.com/smti

Dang that pitch is a lot different than the later Persona games... It's kinda cool honestly. It doesn't involve high school students

 dementedwombat wrote:
Dang that pitch is a lot different than the later Persona games... It's kinda cool honestly. It doesn't involve high school students

Well the main protagonist and friends are in high school, but it almost no High School setting to it. The tone is very much different than the Persona games, which is based on Psychology and the character knowing oneself and overcoming his/her personality issues. On the other hand, Shin Megami Tensei is about morality, religion, and fighting for what you believe is right, even if it kills or hurts those that are close to you. (Hell, the final boss of the second game is called YHVH, also known as Yawveh. Essentially you are fighting god). Also, SMT 1's difficulty is very unforgiving, and does not hold your hand at all.


Also kind of disappointed this is not on Android also at best.