Digimon Survive

Olha, eu nunca tinha jogado uma visual novel antes, e posso dizer que esse jogo me prendeu bastante. A história é bem sombria e mais séria do que os outros jogos, tem um suspense legal e personagens bem cativantes e na sua maioria é muito bem escrita, tirando um ou dois que têm umas histórias meio duvidosas e uns chiliques, mas nada que estrague a experiência. O jogo tem várias escolhas que mudam o rumo da história, e dá até pra perder personagens se você vacilar. E, claro, tem MUITO texto, então se você não curte ler, melhor passar longe. A arte é toda desenhada em 2D, achei bem bonita e caprichada. O combate é em turnos, bem simples de entender, nada muito difícil. Queria muito que tivessem mais jogos de Digimon nesse estilo, mais adulto e sem aquelas otakices exageradas que costumam colocar nos outros jogos da série, resgatou bastante uns designs dos protagonistas do anime do primeiro Digimon. O maior problema desse jogo é o preço 250 reais, não vale nem f#dendo, (paguei 60). Por mais que eu tenha curtido muito, não dá pra defender esse valor. E, pra piorar, teve muita gente fazendo review bomb quando o jogo saiu só porque é uma visual novel e eles 'não sabiam', o que talvez impacte para jogos futuros nesse estilo. No mais é um excelente jogo principalmente se você gosta de visual novel, com uma história bem mais séria e profunda e um design bonito.

I want to give this game a neutral rating, but I can't in good conscience give this a positive rating with some of the glaring flaws it has. There's something good in here, but it is not for everyone. Do note that this game is part visual novel, part TRPG. This is important for my later points, and also it should be noted that, at the time of composing this review, I completed 1 of 4 different possible endings. Things to know before you get into this game that are causing my review to be negative: 1. The combat is very barebones. This would honestly be fine, if it weren't for... 2. The dialogue has a lot of problems. The English translation is not what I'd expect out of a professionally made game. Ironically, this is accentuated by the large amount of voice acting. I'd roughly estimate between 1/3 and 1/2 of the lines are voice acted (that's a lot!) in Japanese. This voice acting highlights the bad translation even to someone like me with very minimal knowledge of Japanese. There's also some lines that are copy-pasted where they should't be--either doubled up or just in the wrong conversation entirely (only 2 or 3 times, but any amount more than 0 is a serious mark against the game). More importantly though, for half of the game (roughly chapter 2 onwards until you reach 3/5 of the way into the game or so) most of the dialogue is VERY repetitive, and a lot of notions, concepts, and worries are just repeated and regurgitated over and over, to the point that I feel like they were expecting this game to be played by people with the memory equivalent of a goldfish (okay, this is hyperbole, but you get the point). This connects with the next point... 3. This game's plot and dialogue feel VERY shounen-coded, if you will. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it's far, far too much so for me, and I have some tolerance for it. Now, that's the major problems out of the way, but if you're still with me, some closing points. I came into this game *wanting* to like it. It was exactly the kind of game I wanted to play, and I was looking forward to a new Digimon game. I got that, and that part I was pleased with. But I have played other games that follow an extremely similar formula that are far better. If you are seriously interested in this game, I would instead strongly suggest you instead check out Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 1 (Overclocked edition) and/or its better half Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 (Record Breaker edition). Only after you've played those, if you just adored them and want something similar, would I then suggest picking this up. It really isn't a terrible game, but the flaws are significant, and I refuse to be the kind of person that, if you'll indulge a bit of me drawing on a meme for illustration, will try to explain to you why it's worth watching One Piece because it gets good after the 500th episode. There are thousands upon thousands of incredible games out there. Play what you enjoy! I think for most people this won't be one of them, but I'm not you.

Early and mid-game sections are good because where else you can expect a "pet" can eat human, but after nearly reaching the end, it feels weird and rushed off (you know, in Chapter 12 on the map Nexus between worlds). Still, it’s a good game because I think this is the first VN I can finish till the end, though only on the [b]MORAL[/b]route for now. What I dislike, though, is that I need to play a 2nd playthrough to get the true ending, and maybe all the weirdness in Chapter 12 will be explained. The game has almost fully voiced dialogue, but don’t expect too much from the battles, as they mostly brain-dead tactical combat—except when facing Piedmon. Note that later in mid chapter, the game includes branching choices, so your choices matter. Just remember before buying this game that the main selling point is the story to read—aka visual novel. So, based on my first playthrough, I’d rate it an 7.5/10, and likely I’ll need another day to finish it for the true ending

第一款 !第一款!讓我選擇退款的遊戲，留好評的人真的很過分，自己玩到雷遊戲還拖人下水。根本就是日本戀愛養成遊戲，根本是拿這類遊戲套上數碼寶貝的皮吧!!什麼遊戲節奏慢! 是根本沒有節奏好嗎!!我直接看數碼寶貝的影片都比較有趣!開頭就只有那一段小小的回合戰鬥，還故意搞一堆按鍵，動一下就一個回合，一個動作就一個指令，好不容易熬過去了，接著就是長達30分鐘以上的...劇情，還不能省略!搞到讓人一直在懷疑買的真的是數碼寶貝的遊戲嗎? 其實根本不是數碼寶貝，是直接拿別款戀愛養成遊戲換成數碼寶貝的皮，好感對提升是對數碼寶貝吧，踏馬的還給我設定對其他主角設定好感度! 這只有戀愛養成遊戲才這樣搞吧! 再強調一次，整個遊戲數碼寶貝不是主角，數碼寶貝出場的時間根本非常少，是美少女美少男養成遊戲吧!強烈懷疑作者根本是羅利跟正太控!! 垃圾遊戲! 難怪這款遊戲沒人討論，掛羊頭賣狗肉!!原價賣到1300，到底是誰給的勇氣敢開這個價格??!!扣掉後面兩個0都沒那個價值!!

i like the story, combat is too slow that it feels sluggish that it takes away the momentum from the storytelling to a very noticeable halt. I'd prefer it if they threw away the battle formula as its just a significantly more boring fire emblem with even less movement. while the story is good, i absolutely hate the illusion of choice in the first playthrough, forcing a replay/2nd run. I made the choice to interact with X a lot during the early game because i obviously saw him struggle, so I constantly made sure to check on him and his digimon throughout the first 3 chapters. but nah, mother ♥♥♥♥♥♥ still decides to walk into the 'fog that will probably kill you' after all i did for him. i gave him plenty of love, i gave him so much love that i was basically his mommy, and hes all like 'everyone thinks im deadweight waaah'. and then everyone, EVERYONE was like "we didnt pay enough attention to him" after chapter 3. DUDE ALL I DID IN MY FREE TIME WAS TALK TO HIM. i was trying to give him enough attention to stop him from going crazy. its just so frustrating being given a choice, and that choice not mattering at all, just for the sake of 'alternate endings'. there isnt a double pov bs like cybersleuth or scarlet nexus to give an incentive to replay the game. no, all you get when you probably do NG+ is pressing skip in dialogue, reading a guide on how to play the game for you, and then replaying all the slow ass, boring combat.

THIS IS A VISUAL NOVEL FIRST, AND A DIGIMON GAME SECOND OR THIRD. PLEASE READ. I started this because I'm a fan of digimon to be honest. But the main thing you need to keep in mind is: unless you're REALLY into visual novels, I don't think this is for you as it wasn't for me. My experience with visual novels is pretty limited, my standard is the ace attorney trilogy. And dear god this game is a DRAG compared to that. I spent a whole lot of 2 hours doing what's basically an episode or two of an anime. You have this cursor which snaps to things you can interact with which makes movement feel useless. Even for a visual novel it didn't feel like I was doing as much as I was watching stuff happen. The combat is alright-ish. But again, in 2 hours I got 3 battles and all of them were focused towards teaching a mechanic rather than playing. All in all, if you're really into visual novels and anime in general (episode one was straight up a generic anime plotline. Zero hooks) you should give this a try. On sale. Other than that I can't recommend it in good faith.

's a good visual novel oh and a tactical RPG too I guess... kinda Beware of really, really slow prologue- pacing goes up after the first chapter/approx 2 hours in

98% Novela visual insufrible 2% digimon . Entiendo q son niños, pero tenian q ser tan insufribles? No se puede empatizar, solo quieros tirarlos por un acantilado.

I just finished the wrathful route of Digimon Survive and I have no interest of playing for the "true" ending. The "game" is more 95% visual novel and 5 % gameplay. The writing in the story was targeted for people who eat glue. It's bad. The soundtracks in the game were the same 5 tracks. [spoiler] In the scene with Aoi dying the soundtrack used was when there was something suspicious going on instead of a tearful track WTF [/spoiler]