Atlus
Atlus is a Japanese game developer and publisher owned by Sega.
Former in 1986, Atlus went on to create many renowned game series, including Megami Tensei, Persona, Etrian Odyssey, and Trauma Center.
After it was merged with Index Corporation in 2012, Atlus fell into financial trouble and was eventually acquired by Sega in 2013.
Atlus currently has three internal development divisions. Team Maniax works on Shin Megami Tensei, P-Studio is responsible for mainline Persona games, and Studio Zero created Metaphor: ReFantazio.
Atlus News
Tickets are on sale now for VGC Live in Glasgow
VGC takes to the stage for the first time ever at one of Glasgow's most historic venues
Persona 6 announced at Xbox Games Showcase 2026
Persona 6 has been announced, but there's no confirmed release window.
Persona 4’s remake, Persona 4 Revival, gets a new trailer and a release date
The game will be coming early next year
Megami Tensei author says devs must take inspiration from other media if they want to invent new gameplay systems
If creators draw inspiration from games, they'll just make the same games, he says
After much speculation, a Persona 4 remake has officially been confirmed
Persona 4 Revival was announced during the Xbox Games Showcase
A Persona 4 remake is reportedly set for an Xbox Games Showcase reveal
Atlus is said to be developing a Persona 4 remake for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC
Chie voice actor says she won’t reprise her role in the Persona 4 remake
This is the second voice actor in a week to say they won't be in the unannounced remake
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Shin Megami Tensei 5 is being delisted from the Switch eShop
The game will be removed a day before its enhanced version Vengeance is released
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Metaphor: ReFantazio release date confirmed during a developer livestream
The presentation contained 30 minutes of information about the game
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An upcoming Metaphor: ReFantazio stream will show 30 mins of gameplay footage
The stream will feature an English language option
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Atlus apologises as Unicorn Overlord physical stock sells out in Japan
Players are asked to consider buying it digitally as new shipments are prepared