These turn-based RPG games on PS5 let you start a fresh run with something useful from the old save. The good ones give you a reason to take that second trip, from harder battles or new moves to a branch you left…
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (2025)Released Apr 24, 2025After clearing the story, begin again to keep much of the party’s battle progression, such as learned skills and developed equipment. Try a team you only assembled late last time. The stronger opposition makes the timing and resource choices matter again.0
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Persona 5 Royal (2019)Released Oct 31, 2019Social stats and the Persona Compendium carry over after clearing the game. Treat the extra time as a chance to see confidant stories you missed, then work toward the exclusive rematch challenges if the old palace route feels familiar.0
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Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance (2024)Released Jun 14, 2024Choose how much to carry when you restart, or change story paths. Reborn keeps the power built on your first file, while a closer-to-fresh option gives early fights their teeth again. Clear the right late challenge to unlock the exceptionally difficult Godborn option.0
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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (2024)Released Jan 26, 2024New Game Plus is part of the Master Vacation Bundle, sold separately or included in the Deluxe and Ultimate packages. Begin from a cleared save, then bring developed jobs into the earlier chapters and try the bundle’s harder settings if you want a reason to rebuild the party.0
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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (2024)Released Apr 23, 2024Use a clear save to bring much of the first army’s progress back. Recruit choices are still worth planning where they change a story beat. The faster opening helps if you want to get back to the castle sooner and try a party that had little room the first time.0
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Persona 5 Tactica (2023)Released Nov 17, 2023Start over with access to the previously recorded Personas and earlier resources. That keeps the tactics focused on flanking and setting up All-Out Attacks, and leaves room to try characters or movement patterns you ignored the first time.0
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon (2020)Released Jan 16, 2020Premium New Game uses a clear file for a replay with developed abilities. Keep a head start on gear and job progress so the early fights can become a place to try different job pairings. Use the Western PS5 release if you want the included mode.0
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Persona 3 Reload (2024)Released Feb 2, 2024A cleared save can carry the Compendium and social progress into a new school year. Build the friendships you left unfinished and spend more time trying Personas that already have a place in the register. The hardest difficulty changes the carryover rules.0
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Metaphor: ReFantazio (2024)Released Oct 11, 2024Carry equipment, Royal Virtues and learned Archetypes into another run. Earlier conversations become easier to reach and the late combat options are available sooner. Pick up the hidden second-run battle if you want a harder test of that party.0
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Marvel's Midnight Suns (2022)Released Dec 2, 2022After clearing the campaign, start New Game Plus on the updated PS5 release and choose which progress to bring along. Carrying developed cards lets you experiment with heroes you recruited late, while the options to leave progress behind preserve some of the pressure on the early missions.0