Persona 5 The Phantom X File Size: Device Storage Needed

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Persona 5 The Phantom X is a large game, especially on PC. Expect roughly 30–75 GB needed on computers and around 18–30 GB on mobile once all data and updates are installed.

Approximate File Size by Platform

  • PC (Steam / official client):
    • Actual install size after download: around 32–40 GB for the base game at launch.
    • Recommended free space: 70–75 GB to handle downloads, patches, and high-res assets (Steam and official PC guides both suggest ~70 GB or more).
  • Android:
    • Core game data: about 17–18 GB installed.
    • Official requirement: 30 GB free space recommended to account for patches, language packs, and event assets.
  • iOS:
    • Initial App Store download is a few GB (around 3–4 GB), but in-app data pushes total usage toward 15–20+ GB after resource downloads.
    • Official requirement: 30 GB free space available, same as Android.

Because the game streams in additional content and offers multiple language packs, the exact number on your device can vary, but planning for ~30 GB on mobile and ~70 GB free on PC keeps you safe for future updates.

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