
With engaging storylines, classic turn-based battles, and tons of Digimon to collect, Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition delivers everything fans loved about Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth and Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth – Hacker’s Memory.
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Languages: English, German, Korean, Traditional Chinese
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i only paid $5 to drag around rookie terriermon to be mercilessly crippled beyond recognition by entities ten times his size. terrifiedmon my beloved
Muy buen juego
Digijogo, bom demais
[h1]Fantastic gameplay with no mature storyline [/h1] Digimon story Cyber sleuth is one of the most important games out there but why What makes this game very unique. [list] [*]Well Optimized game that doesn't demand 5090 to run smoothly. [*]Very good graphics it balances between good graphics and hardware demands. [*]A huge improvements over Digimon World Data Squad. [/list] This game gets a lot of things right, it's one of the most important and most famous games out there, of course this game has some serious rough history, it came late to the PC, because it lacked necessary mature storyline for Western distributers to take it seriously, but after some serious fan demand and petitions the game came to the West proving its success later on and giving the way to the later released game Digimon Story Time Strangers. [h2]Huge Improvement over Digimon World Data Squad[/h2] Data Squad was a wasted potential, slow animations, messy and poor UI design, extremely repetitive gameplay and other cringe choices. The developers learned from their mistakes and all the gameplay and poor gameplay design issues of Data Squad have been fixed in Cyber Sleuth, fast animation, good UI design, and the ability to prevent random encounters consistently finally. [h2]Poor Storyline that can't match the legendary gameplay[/h2] A lot of the kids who watched digimon show when they were kids are now full grown adults working full time jobs, they are attracted to more mature topics like greed, power, pride and corruption. here this is where the game falls hard, the storyline of the game can't match its fantastic gameplay, it's childish and immature at least for the main storyline, some side quests may be written well but the main storyline is just written poorly, it failed to introduce mature dark storyline similar to what you'll find in Transformers One, Transformers One introduced a well mature political storyline while keeping the age rating low for kids appealing to everyone and reaching bigger audience, this is absent in Digimon story cyber sleuth, I found myself skipping most of the side quests because I was bored, but I can guarantee you the main storyline is poor. Digimon story Hacker's memory had the potential to introduce a mature storyline and it did to some extent the first half of the mail storyline was good and some of its side quests are written good, but unfortunately its story was impacted by Cyber Sleuth because they both overlap each other also the game has other wrong poor story writing decisions and I didn't like the redemption for its characters in that storyline, redemption was done poorly in the latter game. [h2] Hacker's memory is an improvement over Cyber Sleuth. [/h2] The game introduced better gameplay with fast movement and other design choices, better UI here and there, and most importantly its storyline is a bit better and more mature storyline elements but it didn't fix the story completely. [h2]Future plans for the series[/h2] The developers learned from Data Squad mistakes and figured out how to make a good game, but they need to learn how to make a mature storyline, and the low age rating for kids isn't an excuse for a childish storyline, Transformers One delivered a political masterpiece with its low age rating, the developers must figure out how to write a mature storyline. what about Digimon Story Time Strangers ??? Unfortunately my RTX 3050 4GB VRAM laptop isn't capable of running this game smoothly it's going to be a while till I own a gaming rig capable of playing this game, I don't know much about its storyline.
This was my first experience with the Digimon franchise and all in all is was great! (I mainly played Cybersleuth) Here some positve aspects: Really good character/Digimon models, animations and design Very nice story and really interesting side missions The music is good but a lot of tracks are repeating because there aren't that many in the game. Voice acting in this game is top-notch Very satisfying grinding if you figure out the system Some negative or potential bad aspects: It is heavy story driven, meaning that there is a lot of Text and not a lot of cutscenes sadly Some Maps in this game are horrible since you can't run that fast and the pathways are way too long and weirdly structered In conclusion, would recommend 100%!
From someone with VERY limited Digimon knowledge (I could recognise Agumon but couldn't have told you his name) this is a fun game, I'm currently on chapter 4 and a lot of my hours are from using the Digifarm and planning evolution paths by deciding if the silhouette looks cool or cute, the best way to describe this game using games I've played: its like Monster Hunter Stories if it had branch evolution in the setting of something like Persona or SMT (Probably just closer to Soul Hackers but I've never played them). I have noticed frame drops at moments running through the areas but hadn't had a crash until [spoiler] the subway [/spoiler] at the start of chapter 4 [spoiler] after talking about Eaters [/spoiler] apparently the fix is disabling threaded optimisation in the Nvidia control panel which I'm about to try. The story is engaging and the characters are fun with good designs, the combat loop and type match ups are cool. Overall a great game so far.
love it
DUKEOMN Y ESA LANZA
i digivolve em all
Jogo muito bom, lembra bastante os de DS que também são ótimos, muita coisa pra fazer, se tivesse uma interação mais profunda com os personagens seria bem legal também.
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