Recent updates from Sega reveal that fans of Persona 4 Revival and Stranger Than Heaven may need to wait until after April 2026 to experience these highly anticipated titles. Developed by Atlus and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, respectively, these games were part of the buzz during the Summer Game Fest 2025 event, generating considerable excitement within the gaming community. Persona 4 Revival is set to be a remake inspired by the successful Persona 3 Reload and was first announced at the Xbox Games Showcase 2025.
In contrast, Stranger Than Heaven was initially teased as Project Century during The Game Awards 2024, before receiving its official title at Summer Game Fest 2025. Sega’s recent fiscal report, noted by Shuinobi602, shows both titles listed as “announced titles to be released in or after FY2027,” which means fans might only see them launched from April 2026 onward. However, this timeline remains uncertain, and further delays cannot be ruled out.
Although bleak, this information aligns with earlier rumors, hinting that Persona 4 Revival could debut in the latter part of 2026. Meanwhile, little is known about Stranger Than Heaven besides the glimpses provided in two trailers. Set in Japan, the game appears to traverse multiple years, with hints suggesting it may extend into 1929.
Sega has also shared insights into its combat system and glimpses of the protagonist, yet the actual release date remains hazy. As for Persona 4 Revival, it promises to blend a gripping murder investigation with themes of self-discovery and elements of the occult, all wrapped in a beloved RPG format. Set in the once-peaceful town of Inaba, the narrative kicks off as a serial killer wreaks havoc.
Adding to the intrigue is the strange occurrence of a mysterious TV channel that appears only on rainy nights, paving the way for a captivating and extraordinary high school experience.