Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition

Todo lo que es sistema de crianza esta buenisimo, tenes muchas alternativas o construcciones de equipos, pero los personajes son insoportables y las misiones y escenarios son lo mas repetitivo que hay junto a una historia cliché

I’m almost 100h in and I love everything about this game! It’s my first Digimon game and I absolutely enjoy the hell out of it! The score is absolutely amazing and is recognisable everywhere! I played through cyber sleuth and strayed on hackers memory. Great story, fun turn based gameplay. Sure. There’s some grinding but it doesn’t take up much time of the overall gameplay. Its story is fully fleshed out and has plot twists. Every Digimon and character has something unique to say. There’s so much love for detail in the surroundings! <3 And there’s also Satoru Goju’s voice actor in hackers memory! *_* I wholeheartedly recommend this game!

seja um detive ou um hacker, resolva casos e encontre digimon únicos e monte seu time com os monstros digitais mais incríveis ou faça como eu e monte um time só com digimon gostosas

Eu amei o jogo. Eu comprei a versão completa, aí fui pelo caminho diferente de muitos jogadores e comecei pela hackeres. Amei a historia, iriei jogar a outra história com felicidade. Como antigo fã de pokemon, fico muito feliz com essa franquia ter jogos melhores que uma certa empresa chamada nin...tendo.

I originally bought CS when it came out in 2016 for PS4, and then HM in 2018 for PS4. I put in roughly 600 hours combined. When the complete edition released in 2019, I bought it for the Switch and put in around the same amount. I bought this version a few years ago, and at the time of this review, I have 328 hours. Combined, I have played over 1,500 hours between CS and HM. If you enjoy rpgs/jrps and creature collectors, this is your game. Aside from gen 2 Pokemon, Cyber Sleuth and Hacker's Memory are my all time favorite games, period. And while I highly enjoyed Digimon Story: Time Stranger, CS/HM is still better. The story in these games is, simply put, incredible. While the games have no problem being out of pocket and hilarious, its dark and story rich. The lore is deep, the characters are well fleshed out, and I never felt bored or as if it was all just long winded. The gameplay is well done. I enjoy the type matchups, battle system, Digifarm, evolutions, etc. Things were appropriately designed to understand and get used to. Nothing felt overly complicated or too easy. The graphics are phenomenal for what its supposed to be, it all scratches the right itch. Its a jrpg, it isn't supposed to be hyper realistic and its also not overly simplistic. The style is nice and the Digimon are well designed and animated, especially for being initially released in 2015 (JP). My PC isn't some top of the line setup and is outdated, though it isn't straight garbage. It never lagged or crashed and ran perfectly fine for me. While no game is ever truly perfect, this game comes as close to it as possible for me. I am a ride or die for this game, and I think $50 is a completely reasonable price. However, I bought it on sale, and I frequently see it on sale, even years later. I've seen it on sale more than I haven't. I don't remember for sure, but I believe I got it for under $20. So you can absolutely wait and just catch it on sale. If you haven't tried these games out and are thinking about it, do it. Its especially a great reintroduction to the Digimon franchise if you're an old fan, though you don't need any prior knowledge of the series to start here.

Progressed only in Cyber Sleuth so far, and the game comes off as extremely poorly designed - Mediocre story, every character talks like a child and that comes off as really annoying to me - Annoying memory limit system that keeps me from actually building a team early game, this to mean just means the developers didn't know how to balance the difficulty / progression and chose to just hard locking you. Apparently it's also possible to miss memory upgrades unless you explore everything. - Main Menu audio is on full blast with no option to change it, the audio setting in game only applies when you play your save - Small areas with contrived paths that did not need to twist and turn the way they do - Different areas could've been combined into a single larger area qol complaints - you need to buy a consumable item to fast travel out of the digi-world - logging out doesn't heal your mons, you have to use the digilab - the game doesn't auto save, I have accidentally exited to the main menu without saving. How? The auto battle button and exit to main menu without saving button are the same button. Turn off brain to auto grind, accidentally auto quit. I plan to beat the story mode at least and jump into Hacker's Memory, I heard that it gets better there. Not worth the full price, only buy this if it's on a big discount. Also Digimons look cool

Made me cry, peak.