“Wherever you are, we’ll meet again,” artist Yumi Kawamura sings at the closing of the theme song “Our Moment.” It’s a track that beautifully captures both the joy of seeing old friends again and bittersweet memories left by Persona 3. It’s a sentiment that rings throughout Persona 3: Dancing In Moonlight, a wonderful rhythm game that celebrates the great RPG by reuniting its charming cast of characters and putting its incredible, unique soundtrack in the spotlight.

The rhythm gameplay system first established in Persona 4: Dancing All Night returns; six button inputs border the screen and notes flow from the center out to the corresponding input. Double notes, holds, and DJ scratches (with the flick of the analog stick or with L1/R1) keep note patterns varied, and makes things delightfully hectic on the highest difficulty. There are plenty of beginner-friendly options as well with four difficulty settings and several modifiers for assistance. It’s a fun rhythm system that’s supported by note patterns that flow seamlessly with the fantastic tracklist–there’s an undeniable satisfaction to nailing perfect combos as the audible claps, tambourines, and scratches sync with the beat of the song.