With an all new story and cast, an expanded roster of demons to manage, vastly expanded party interaction, an all new soundtrack from composer Kenji Ito, plus a host of refinements and improvements over its predecessor, Devil Survivor 2 delivers everything fans loved about the first game: an intense narrative with multiple endings based on player actions, the beautiful visuals and sounds the SMT series is renowned for, the addicting challenge of collecting, customizing, auctioning, and fusing every last demon in the game, and much more.

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 continues the strategic, turn-based battles of its predecessor with an all-new storyline and cast of characters. Once again players can collect, customize, and fuse demons to assist them in battle. Players will also develop relationships and bonds with party members to improve their chances of success. Yet if a character falls in combat, he or she is permanently removed from the party. Mortality also serves as a central theme in the story, which revolves around a strange website that shows deaths before they occur. When three students witness footage of their own demise, they take steps to avoid it, inadvertently opening up a portal to a demon dimension. Players must attempt to save further casualties while searching for a way to stop what's happening around them.

• What if You Could See People's Deaths Before They Happened? The spread of a mysterious website that offers a preview of people's deaths, and the great calamity that suddenly strikes Japan - mere coincidence, or part of something larger?
• Recruit Your Party, Build Bonds Adding tons of dimension to traditional party mechanics, players recruit new members to their team and then invest time into developing relationships with them. The closer the connection, the more effective they'll be in battle.
• Collect, Customize, Barter and Fuse Every Last Demon! Endlessly addicting, the task of discovering and enlisting new demons to aid you in battle is a staple of the Shin Megami Tensei universe.