Also, the battles happen so infrequently that it’s a little disappointing. I understand that variety is good in these games, but when I go through multiple battles with Kunemon doing literally nothing because of how little movement it has and his attacks don’t have good range, I get frustrated. They’re nothing to write home about but aren’t awful except that some of the key Digimon partners are basically useless because of how slow they are/how their attacks work. The mechanics and battle system are fine. The first con I will bring up is the tactical RPG aspect of Digimon Survive. I’m going to start my review with my cons and then wrap everything up with what I see as the pros. Once again, this is something that may be annoying for some while others enjoy it. Like most (if not all) Bandai Namco games, they use a Japanese voice cast and then you can add subtitles in your language. Another mixed part is that there’s no English dub of it.
This will be a strength or a weakness depending on your attitude. I’ve sunk hours into the game and am barely scratching the surface of anything. This game is definitely a mixed bag in my opinion. Craft your story in this thrilling visual novel with turn-based combat. Join Takuma and his friends as they fight their way back home. The game is available now on Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, and Xbox One (affiliate link) via their digital storefronts or retailers including GameStop (affiliate link) and the team at Bandai Namco was kind enough to provide me with a Switch copy for this review although all thoughts and opinions are strictly my own.ĭigimon Survive presents a hybrid visual novel and tactical RPG set in a mysterious world filled with dangerous monsters and deadly battles that will test your ability to survive.Īfter getting lost on a school trip, Takuma Momozuka finds himself transported to a world inhabited by ferocious foes and new allies. The game is a visual novel and tactical RPG hybrid and follows a group of humans who end up meeting Digimon and having a huge mystery ahead of them.
Earlier this month, Bandai Namco released Digimon Survive which was developed by HYDE, Inc.
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