Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition

A batalha do jogo é massa e os esquema de digivoluçao, mas o jogo é horrivel vc luta a cada 40 minutos, vc fica travado nas missao de detetive que te obrar a conversar com todos os npcs possiveis do jogo e te agarra muito depois de quase 4 horas de puro texto eu desistir

Excelentísimo

Cool game

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It's an alright game. But the minimap is useless lol since the levels look a like getting lost after a month or so of not playing is normal.

Pese a que se reciente el ser un port de un juego viejo, la jugabilidad sigue luciendo, ideal para fanáticos de Digimon, con una trama interconectada entre ambos juegos, muy dinámica y divertida, aderezada con cientos de referencias a los juegos y las series, lo único malo que puedo destacar es que con el tiempo las misiones secundarias se vuelven repetitivas, pero lo compensa con un postgame intenso y desafiante

Two very similar, yet somehow very different games in one. Cyber Sleuth is a great game. I started it on Hard and the beginning was rough, but once I got past the initial hill it had a good difficulty curve all the way up to the postgame, where it turned into a "did you raise this particular Digimon?" check. Kinda eh, but not enough to ruin the mood. Story is whack, but nothing unusual for anime and fairly entertaining. Sidequests aren't voiced, but I did like the characters and appreciated both the humor and the horror. Overall, I finished with a good impression. And then there's Hacker's Memory. Frankly, if I didn't know better, I'd have thought it to be the first game of the two, because aside from the QoL ability that allows you to run faster (Acceleration), it feels like a downgrade in just about every way: No protagonist choice, the story is overly derivative, it feels clunkier, because you have to deal with (slightly) more menu prompts and by the great Minamimoto, what is this difficulty curve?! The star marker for difficulty that was consistent in Cyber Sleuth means nothing, as 2 star quests are randomly harder than 4 stars or pushovers, you only find out when you get there. Storyquests also zig-zag between one-shotting megabosses and fodder that barely survives two turns, only to rebound and keep your entire team permanently panic-locked if you didn't have the prescience to equip the counter item or a wall of healers. The little themed "pokémon gyms" are nothing if not obnoxious, because their entire gimmick is that your team suffers from a certain status effect from the beginning of battle, and the endgame is nothing but overtuned enemies that ignore stat limits and get free turn after free turn. Honestly, I'm not even sure if I could recommend this one on its own in good conscience. But it comes in a package and it does provide a neat bit of extra perspective on the Cyber Sleuth story, so eh. Might as well. The core gameplay is largely the same, it's just so rough around the edges you might cut yourself.