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Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux

INTRODUCTION

Picture this: A mysterious gateway materializes in Antarctica, connecting our lovely Earth to a realm called Schwarzwelt. The United Nations, obviously not fans of surprise inter-dimensional visits, assemble a team of crackerjack specialists to slam that portal shut. As a player, you’re stepping into the military-grade boots of a soldier assigned to delve into Schwarzwelt’s enigmatic depths. Should you accept it, your mission is to don a snazzy outfit known as Demonica and go demon-busting in this icy labyrinth. Welcome to the world of “Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux” on the Nintendo 3DS. Let’s get this party started!

DEMONICA SUIT: YOUR TICKET TO SCHWARZWELT

Ah, Demonica, the Swiss army knife of apocalypse-wear! Without it, you’re ordering a one-way ticket to “I’m-gonna-get-eaten-by-demons-ville.” This isn’t just any outfit; it’s a tech masterpiece capable of upgrades that let you go further into Schwarzwelt. Imagine it as the Ferrari of battle suits—slick, powerful, and with enough gadgets to make James Bond jealous. Each upgrade to this outfit provides invaluable capabilities, like better resistance to enemy attacks or enhanced demon negotiation skills. The beauty of Demonica is that it evolves with you as you plunge deeper into Schwarzwelt’s dark corners.

PICK YOUR DEMONIC TEAM

Okay, enough about fashion; let’s talk demon buddies! Worry not if you’ve ever felt lonely walking in an otherworldly realm filled with hellish creatures! In the game, you can summon up to three demons to fight beside you. It’s like Pokémon but with way more teeth and infernal contracts. You’ve got monsters that can breathe fire, heal, and even look like they stepped out of a heavy metal album cover. But remember, choose wisely! Your demonic entourage is critical to your success in the monster-infested dimension.

YOUR CREW: NOT JUST CANNON FODDER

You’re not going at it alone—well, not entirely alone. Alongside your demon posse, a team of human experts will join you in Schwarzwelt. Think of them as your inter-dimensional roadies, each with their unique abilities. They can range from scientists with useful gadgets to soldiers armed to the teeth. You can have up to four team members with you, each bringing a unique set of skills. Remember, Schwarzwelt is full of unknown dangers, and having diverse talents can be the difference between a celebratory high-five and a game over the screen.

UNEXPECTED ALLIANCES AND YOUR PATH

Now, this isn’t a one-dimensional hack-and-slash game (pun intended). In the world of Schwarzwelt, you can also negotiate with the demons you encounter. Yes, you read that correctly—deal! Why hack when you can chat, right? This opens up a whole plethora of strategic options. Will you bribe the demon, threaten it, or perhaps serenade it with your eloquent rhetoric? Depending on your approach, monsters can become allies, offer items, or just vamoose. Your conversations can dramatically shape your experience and even affect the overall storyline. So, choose your words as carefully as your weapons.

IT’S ALL ABOUT STRATEGY, BABY!

Schwarzwelt isn’t exactly a walk in the park unless you consider parks full of fire-breathing demons and soul-crushing despair. You’ve got to strategize here. With many demons to choose from and a limit of just three in your active line-up, your choices matter. Add to this the different human team members with distinct abilities, and you have a tactical Rubik’s Cube on your hands. Think carefully about the skills you need for the battles ahead, plan your moves meticulously, and don’t forget to upgrade your Demonica suit for heaven’s sake. Every detail, from demon alliances to suit upgrades, contributes to your survival and success.

Alright, soldier, you’re equipped with all the essential knowledge you need for your journey into Schwarzwelt. Demonica check, demon allies check, human team check, negotiation skills review, and strategy check. Now, what are you waiting for? The portal to another dimension isn’t going to close itself, you know!

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• 1.1 Difficulty Differences
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• 7 External Links
• 8 References

Content [ ]

The game includes various Quality of Life changes and improvements, new artwork for the characters--including portraits for every crew member, new EX Missions, updated visuals for the dungeons, revamped UI, voice acting (Japanese only), animated cutscenes, a new dungeon revolving around a new character named Alex, three new endings related to Alex and the dungeon, as well as the following new demons: [1]

The following QoL changes include but are not limited to:

• The introduction of difficulty modes: Casual, Standard, Expert and Impossible. Impossible is only available on New Game Plus and cannot be changed to another difficulty once selected.
• A setting to speed up battle animations or skip them entirely.
• Healing in the sickbay is free.
• The sub-app limit was removed. The player can equip as many non-conflicting sub-apps as they want.
• The Visualizer apps now automatically map Dark Zones. As a result, the Scanning Zero sub-app that enabled this function in the original was removed.
• The ability to sprint in dungeons by holding down the B button.
• Using a demon source in fusion allows for the selection of skills to be passed onto the child demon.
• Field Save, a single-save file that allows the player to save anywhere in the dungeon without the use of a terminal, was added.
• Various new sub-apps related to combat and dungeon crawling were added, e.g. March to Death, a sub-app preventing a game over if the protagonist is petrified or killed as long as allied demons can fight. It becomes available as soon as the player gets access to sub-apps but is not available on Impossible.
• Commander Skills were added, which are player-exclusive abilities that are unlocked by equipping the proper sub-app. Some are used like regular skills that take up the protagonist's turn, while others activate automatically, the frequency of which is determined by the protagonist's Luck and other context-sensitive factors. Manual commander skills have a cooldown lasting between 5-8 turns depending on the skill.

Difficulty Differences [ ]

Development [ ].

The game was announced as part of the Shin Megami Tensei 25th Anniversary alongside  Shin Megami Tensei V .

AtlusUSA announced the localization of Shin Megami Tensei: Deep Strange Journey along with Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth and Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology . However, the localization team decided to rename the game as Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux.  In a PR e-mail, it was revealed that it wouldn't have English voice acting unlike the other two titles for localization.

Related Media [ ]

Other game collaborations [ ].

• Code of Joker Pocket Re:Birth (trading card game for smartphones by Sega Interactive) includes cards of multiple demons, including Demeter and Amon . [2] [3]

Gallery [ ]

Trailers [ ]

• Japanese Trailer
• English Trailer

The Movie [ ]

External Links [ ]

• Japanese Site
• English Site
• Interview with director of Strange Journey published on Retronauts.com
• Interview with the SJR development team

References [ ]

• ↑ https://wiki.denfaminicogamer.jp/dsj/ Taken from the demon compendium pages and the "new demon" page
• ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o3-SdvCkdg
• ↑ http://coj.sega.jp/app/special/dsj/
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Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux Review

by Mike Moehnke · Published July 19, 2018 · Updated November 18, 2018

Age of Extinction

Every few years I get in the mood to tackle something else from the massive Megami Tensei line of titles, and that synced conveniently with the release of Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux . The word from this game’s original edition warned that it would be a considerable timesink, and that is most definitely still the case. Strange Journey in its Redux form actually manages to be even more of a timesink due to the addition of a mammoth new dungeon to explore, but at least this is not a complete waste of the many hours required to persevere. My urge to play anything else in the series has been successfully quashed for another year or two.

A baffling phenomenon in Antarctica called the Schwarzwelt has aroused the intense interest of decision-makers around the world. This phenomenon is slowly expanding from the South Pole and placing all land inside within a black border that is impenetrable to all scanning efforts. No drones sent into the Schwarzwelt have survived to return, and the images they managed to broadcast before contact was lost only produce more questions instead of answers. Four ships crewed with the most talented people possible are about to set out into the Schwarzwelt, in order to hopefully learn what is happening. Upon entering the area matters within quickly diverge from what was planned, and an already-dangerous mission sees its odds of success decrease further. The player takes the on role of a soldier recruited in the event that combat prowess is needed inside, something that quickly proves to be a helpful skill set to aid survival once the demons inside the Schwarzwelt appear.

Strange Journey Redux has an enormously ambitious narrative that attempts to detail a series of events through which a demonic takeover of the Earth could occur, while avoiding any obvious insertions of unbelievable methods to advance the plot. It has a fairly large cast of characters with some depth to their motivations. The personalities at play are not as complex as they could be, since certain key players are locked into paths regardless of what the player might choose. Such ambition is worthy of praise even when not everything the narrative attempts is a success, and Atlus USA’s typically strong localization ensures that what transpires remains gripping. This is an involving tale that manages to keep coming up with interesting developments throughout, and avoids treating the player like a dullard when doing so. Having three potential endings in the original game along with new material including additional endings for the Redux version ensures that plenty of time can be spent with this setting if desired.

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Efforts to give the player input into morality are where the narrative does not come off best, primarily thanks to the limited options available. Three morality tracks provide the options for responses in numerous scenarios, but often none of the available responses convey what the player would prefer to do. These segments definitely offer more shades of gray and realistic portrayals of humanity than will be found in most RPGs, but not nearly enough to represent the gamut of possibilities found in the real world.

Armed with a specialized suit that allows him to manipulate his surroundings, the protagonist wanders the multiple dungeons of Strange Journey while encountering plentiful demons along the way. In the vein of many other titles in this series, conversation with just about all battle participants is possible and often encouraged. Demons come with a sizable variety of personality traits, from old fogeys to creatures incapable of uttering more than guttural grunts. Conversation will frequently net rewards, and many demons are perfectly willing to join the player’s stable of party members if the right incentives are submitted. The chance also exists that the player will manage to infuriate instead of ingratiate, but the plentiful options for talking things through are both interesting and worthwhile.

Many demons cannot be convinced to join the player and must be created through fusion. All defeated bosses and numerous scarce beings not regularly encountered can be created via the combination of demons extant in the current stock, which is an absorbing process that will divert a substantial amount of time. As in other games from the series, what can be created is strictly limited by the protagonist’s current level, which at least provides an excellent reason to seek out additional combat. Fused demons can also inherit certain valuable abilities from previously-acquired party members, giving more incentives to spend time with this system.

Demonee-Ho will treat you like dirt, and you will like it, soldier!

Combat itself is a relatively straightforward turn-based affair in which the player and up to three companion demons duke it out against adversaries. Due to the presence of various elemental affinities and weaknesses, there is no such thing as a character optimal for every situation. Some enemies absorb or reflect attacks of specific types, and status ailments work regularly if the recipient is not immune. An important battle component is the automatic supporting attacks unleashed when an enemy’s weakness is hit, something that is most helpful against defensively-powerful opponents. Bosses require attention to be paid, as some of their abilities can destroy an unsuspecting player on even the lowest difficulty.

Navigation of the dungeons is often no less a task than prevailing in altercations, as these are sizable places with many devious tricks to tax the player. One-way doors and poisonous floor tiles are just the beginning — soon enough other nasty elements such as holes in the ground and teleporter mazes add to the bedlam. Patience and the presence of an automap on the lower screen aid in unraveling these tricky places, which are addictive to explore even as they befuddle. Strange Journey oddly locks off certain parts of dungeons until New Game Plus mode is achieved, and it is bothersome to see such locations appear on the map without any way to explore them, especially when the game already requires around eighty hours to complete.  That time can be lowered a bit by attempting to plow through the game without stopping to look around, but a great number of optional missions that usually ask for thorough navigation of the dungeons also exist to contribute still more content.

Redux adds a number of options to the mix, starting with the ability to choose a difficulty upon beginning the game. Casual challenge is not a cakewalk but does make things more manageable. The major addition to Redux is a new character’s appearance in the second dungeon which opens the Womb of Grief, a completely new area which itself takes at least twenty hours to explore. Going through the Womb of Grief is optional but yields extremely helpful abilities that can tailor random encounter rates to the player’s liking and make dungeon navigation much easier. Among the very helpful things to be gained in the Womb of Grief is a function that shows where a teleporter will take the party, something that otherwise is dependent entirely upon memory. Unless one waits until near the end of the game, it is impossible to explore the Womb of Grief in one trek, since its lower portions can only be unlocked once various abilities to open multiple types of sealed areas in the main storyline are achieved. Each new floor represents a completely different undertaking and exploring the place is a worthwhile endeavor. Going through it also broadens the game’s conclusion options.

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Inventory arrangement is not one of this game’s strong suits due to the sheer amount of time it can take. Each specific item has an individual maximum amount that can be in the player’s possession, which at least eliminates the need to constantly return to home base in order to dump surplus supplies. Most new creations of the home base crew available for purchase require very distinct components that enemies and environments won’t consistently produce, and this can lead to many occasions where a tempting thing is inaccessible until the player tediously acquires its constituent ingredients. Just sifting through the huge mass of acquired materials in order to sell what is unnecessary also takes a very long time when several hundred possibilities are present. In most other ways the interface is functional, but this tediousness is difficult to overlook.

Strange Journey Redux betrays its DS origins through the visuals that mostly date from its original iteration, though the result is not so much unpleasant as unremarkable. Dungeon layouts make the various areas distinct from each other but also have these places look pretty much the same within each location. An impressive variety of demon images will be found within, but they don’t move much and numerous designs will have been seen before in other Megami Tensei titles. First-person dungeon exploration rarely attracts much attention through its astounding good looks, and Strange Journey Redux does not break this trend. There are a few cinematic sequences which look nice but take up a very small portion of the time spent playing.

Redux adds voiced dialogue to all the plot developments, something that can help give a little more character to the personalities. Its Japanese cast is workmanlike throughout but does not achieve such a stellar quality of performance as to entice all players to listen, especially when numerous demons have short vocal clips that will be heard many times during the proceedings. The music has some good compositions but really needed more variety, especially in its dungeon themes. Too many areas use male choral effects that sound similar, and later areas get reused compositions from earlier. Certain tracks are indeed very pleasant to the ear, particularly those heard when confronting bosses, but they aren’t heard often enough.

I enjoyed my time with Strange Journey Redux , and the many things its dungeons offered will stick with me. Its narrative is also interesting and should be applauded for what it attempts, even if the story’s reach is not quite what it can attain. I was also ready to be done by the time the credits rolled and uninterested in starting the whole thing again to see another ending or reach the heretofore-forbidden areas, which keeps Redux from being among the crowning achievements in my RPG experience. It was a worthwhile title to encounter though, and should at least be tried by anyone curious.

Redux content is nice

Interesting and alluring setting

Plenty of things to do

Time-consuming inventory management

Dungeon themes don't vary much

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I’m not sure when I’ll be playing this, seeing as I hadn’t even gotten around to getting the other endings in the original DS release. Still, I think I will enjoy taking this strange journey again.

Thanks for this, Mike. After 150ish hours of Backtrack listened to in 2018, hear your voice reading this in my head (is that weird?). Looks like a pretty decent time sink ahead for me once I clear a few others from the backlog!

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Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux

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Gameplay [ ]

Changes [ ].

The game completely changes the art style with new artwork and some animation. The game also features Japanese voice acting. The game adds a new route with new story elements about the new character, Alex

New Demons [ ]

There are 350 demons in the game that all can be fused. The following demons are new in this game compared the original. Most of these were originally in Shin Megami Tensei IV or Apocalypse .

• Kikuri-Hime
• Zaou-Gongen
• Jack Ripper
• Night Stalker
• Master Therion

3DS eShop Description [ ]

A spatial distortion full of demons appeared in Antarctica, threatening to engulf the Earth in Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey. The United Nations responded by tasking a team of highly advanced specialists with piercing the anomaly and figuring out how to stop it from the source. Well, get ready to don your Demonica once again in this new expanded port: Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux. Expect new story content, additional endings, a new dungeon to explore, and more in the return of this sci-fi tinged SMT adventure. In Strange Journey Redux, you play as a brave United Nations soldier investigating a spatial anomaly called the Schwarzwelt—a dome of dark energy that threatens to consume the world. Inside, you'll find it home to a nightmare mirror of our own Earth, populated with demons dying to meet you. The game touts brand-new illustrations by Masayuki Doi, updated visuals, UI tweaks, and more to make this journey back into the Schwarzwelt... even stranger.

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• 🇺🇸 May 15, 2018
• 🇯🇵 October 26, 2017
• 🇪🇺 May 18, 2018

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