
DMO is MMO featuring the ever-popular Digimon franchise. This long awaited game will feature a deeper RPG experience, enhanced graphics and adrenaline-pumping real-time combat. Both new and long-time Digimon fans can now immerse themselves into this new epic adventure with their very own Digimons.
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Latin America, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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I finally decided to play this game. After seeing the reviews I decided, "I'll just try it out I come from Ragnarok online it cant be THAT bad". And the game actually wasn't that bad. I mean its a grind fest for sure but, it's fun. I played for 13 hours. Didn't party anyone. Ran group content solo. Got ksd by macro users and botters. But i'm used to that. What is making me give a negative score is that the server went down for maintanence, and not im banned? LOL Turns out a bunch of people got banned post maintanence who use steam. Thats a big problem. No gm responded to me. Couldnt even make an account on their site because the text fields are literally inaccessible using Opera, Brave, Chrome and even edge! So unreasonable out of no where ban. Zero recourse options. Gms non replies. Those are very structural issues. I uninstalled. Theres pservers up.
Got banned 2000 hours into game for no reason and can't appeal this game will take your money then leave you hanging
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I have since moved away from this game years back after learning about its VERY predatory business practices in the online store, as well as the insane bottling issue. The online store mainly consists of Loot boxes with absolutely abysmal chances of getting anything worthwhile, ridiculously high prices, you name it. By making the game free to play, the devs had to implement a microtransaction system that is equally if not more predatory than even EA. As for the bots, yeah… they don’t seem to be doing much about the issue. This is the main reason I had abandoned the game. These bots sit around and camp at popular grinding and quest spots, making it near impossible to progress through quests or even level your tamer and Digimon. Sure the devs do eventually ban bots in waves and implement ways to work around the problem, but what they’re doing is not enough to keep me playing. I recommend you stay away from this game, unless you really want to get ripped off potentially hundreds of dollars just by purchasing worthless loot boxes and attempt to combat the bots. Play Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth instead.
While I do not recommend this game, allow me to share a fond memory. There was once a Spring Event. It was probably around the time of Easter. Many years ago. And as a part of this event, Megaphones were dropped. Because Basic Communication is a privilege in Korean MMOs, these were cash-shop items by and large. One Megaphone broadcasted your message to the immediate area, and one reached a far wider audience. I do not know if it was a server-wide announcement, but it was loud enough for my purposes. I farmed these items to hells and back. I literally had HUNDREDS of them. And once I decided I was ready for these items to be used, do you want to know how I used them? I used each of them. Every. Single. One. For terrible puns. Imagine logging in and being barraged in chat with these messages. "Dealing with Myotismon/Vamdemon really SUCKS." "I swear, it's such a pain in the neck." "It really is enough to drive you batty." People were literally using their own cash-shop megaphones to beg me to stop. It. Was. Beautiful.
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Outdated and grind-heavy, with repetitive tasks and uninspired combat loops. Fans of the series may tolerate it, but it’s hard to recommend to new players.
I genuinely enjoy digimon; reason why i tried this game out. Upon returning to my account after the first day, I find that I am unable to log in. I hop on their site to send in a report to find out that they banned me. They never explained what I was banned for and in the reply message they sent me; stated that they wouldn't assist me any further after that message. Idk take your chance if you want but as far as I'm concerned, this game isn't worth playing when there's a looming risk that you can get banned for nothing.
Some of the worst P2W I have ever seen tbh.
This game is a grindy, pay to win, and the servers are full of bots that make it nearly impossible to make progress in quests, i only got it because i was desperate for a digimon game that wasn't on roblox. but if you're in the same boat as me just buy cyber sleuth or time stranger, or check out some fangames, they're pretty good and don't require you spending your life savings to get anything you want.
Gameking have to do something about the bots in the game
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