Digimon Story Time Stranger

サイバースルゥースより、このゲームの方が一番やりやすいRPGでハマります。 RPGだけじゃなく、アクションやミニゲームにも存在します！ そして色んな世界で旅行みたいに冒険します。 更に何よりも、クロスウォーズのキャラクター二人が居ますので、最強のパートナーと付き合って本当に良かったです！

jogao

If you like Digimon, you'll like this game. If you don't care about Digimon, this game is okay. I can't say if this would get you into Digimon if it's your 1st experience to Digimon.

I had a lot of fun with Digimon Story: Time Stranger, and honestly, I think it is probably the best Digimon game I have played so far. The game is simply fun to play. The Digimon themselves are obviously one of the biggest highlights: there are a lot of them to choose from, every Digimon has its own signature ability, and I really like that pretty much any Digimon can be made strong if you put the time into it. You don’t feel like you have to use the same few “best” Digimon to have a good team. The battles are also one of the game’s biggest strengths. Both regular encounters with Digimon in the world and boss fights are really enjoyable. The combat feels satisfying, and the boss battles in particular can be really fun. I also think the game does a good job of being beginner-friendly. You usually know what you’re supposed to be doing, while still having quite a few mechanics to learn and understand as you get deeper into the game. There is a lot going on beneath the surface, and it took me a while to fully understand and make use of everything. The graphics also look good, and there is a huge variety of Digimon to discover. That said, the game definitely has some problems. One thing that bothered me quite a lot was the amount of invisible walls. You can be walking around and suddenly run into a completely invisible wall for seemingly no reason. It can be pretty frustrating, especially when you’re exploring. The maps are also not particularly large, and most of them feel quite linear. I would have liked more freedom to explore and bigger areas to get lost in. Another thing I wasn’t a huge fan of was the way the game’s cutscenes are presented. There aren’t really many proper cinematic cutscenes. Most scenes feel more like Pokémon-style dialogue scenes, just with voice acting added to them. And even then, not every scene is fully voiced. I would have loved to see something closer to the way games like God of War handle their cinematics, where it feels like you’re watching an actual scene from a movie rather than characters standing around talking. At the same time, I understand that Digimon Story: Time Stranger didn’t have the biggest budget, so I don’t think this is necessarily something that could have realistically been done throughout the entire game. I also don’t think the game is worth €69.99 at full price. It’s a really fun game, but I don’t think the amount of content justifies that price, especially when there is so much additional paid content. There are multiple DLCs at €11.99 each, farming dungeons sold separately for €7.99, and several character skin packs. If you want everything, the total price gets quite high. The DLCs are also disappointing to me. Each one adds around five new Digimon, if I remember correctly, but in terms of actual playable content, there isn’t a huge amount there. Depending on how fast you play, each DLC can take roughly 30 minutes to an hour and a half. For €11.99 each, I personally don’t think that’s enough content. There is also a problem that is particularly important to me: as of September 15, 2026, it is still not possible to unlock every achievement in the game, which means getting 100% completion is currently impossible. As someone who really enjoys completing games, that’s pretty disappointing. The main characters are also pretty cool. I liked them, although I think they could have used a little more personality. Again, I think the way the cutscenes are presented has a lot to do with this, because it’s harder for characters to feel expressive and memorable when most of their interactions are presented in that style. Despite all of these criticisms, I think the most important question is simply: is the game fun? And yes. Absolutely. I had a great time playing Digimon Story: Time Stranger. It has its flaws, and I definitely don’t think it’s perfect, but I genuinely enjoyed my time with it. In my opinion, it is probably the best Digimon game so far, and it’s also the kind of game that shows what a modern Pokémon-style monster-collecting RPG can do. I’m definitely looking forward to the next DLC.

Meilleur jeux digimon

Great game

Good animations, solid artwork. Loads of Digimon, lots of options, incredibly customizable system. You can make your Agumon as strong as your WarGreymon. If you want. So you never have to be without your favorites. Great for non-Digimon turn-based RPG fans who want a little grind that lets your customize your team in whatever way you choose.