A description for the demo leaked on the Hong Kong on the Xbox store earlier today, describing a prologue for Metaphor: ReFantazio that would show players its opening, and carry over their demo progress to the full game.

Atlus has recently released a playable demo for the highly anticipated, Metaphor: ReFantazio to the public where players can experience the first few hours and transfer their progress to the full game.

Atlus subsidiary and Persona 5 developer Studio Zero announced the free demo earlier today, tweeting that "the trial version of Metaphor will be available for free on all compatible devices starting from now on!" Exactly what time the demo will launch worldwide is unknown, but it's already started to go live in some parts of Asia.

Persona 5 was a ridiculously long game, and it looks like the next title from the devs behind it, Metaphor: ReFantazio, will take up just as much of your time.

Metaphor: ReFantazio's Prologue demo is out on all platforms, giving everyone access to the first few hours of dungeon crawling and political scheming in the newest JRPG from the Persona team - but PC players aren't having the greatest time.

With the Tokyo Game Show ongoing, Atlus understandbly want to show off their upcoming title Metaphor: ReFantazio, and so they've just released a demo for the game. You can get it for free and enjoy five hours of playtime,

ReFantazio is just weeks away from release, and now Atlus sub-developer Studio Zero is partnering with publisher Shueisha for a manga that ties into the world and story of the game. Announced at Tokyo Game Show's World Metaphor Summit before hitting official Studio Zero social media,