Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Hacker's Memory - PlayStation 4

Here are my impressions regarding this game: Pros: I liked the addition of over new 100 Digimon to the game (300+ in total). It was nice to see what the side characters were up to when you did not see them in the first game. The story was good overall. It was a pain to get the pre-order bonus but once I received it via email, it filled up my Field Guide and I got a couple costumes. Cons: You must have played the previous game in order to understand this game. The story felt disjointed at times because the main character from the previous game impacted your story. Not much was improved design wise so if you were not familiar with the layout, you are bound to go through a learning curve. You will have to do a ton of level grinding if you plan on completing your Field Guide. You do not get a choice of gender for your protagonist, but it is about one person after all. On a final note, you have to pay for the DLC in this game, versus the previous game which was free. Overall, it was a good game. I have considered going back and forth between this game and the previous game to see if I would get a fuller story. I highly recommend this game if you have played the previous one in the series.

I grew up watching Digimon and while I enjoyed it as a kid and tween, I would've never thought of purchasing a Digimon game. It always seemed like a kids thing. Something called me though as I walked by this game in Bestbuy and I'm glad I got it. It was on sale, very cheap, but I'd pay full price for this. It feels like the developers wanted to create a game for both new fans and younger audience, but also for older (former fans) like me. The story is much more grown up, but not too adult that kids can't get into this. There's no risky themes, at least no out right ones, but the plot is interesting. The gameplay is really fun. I love how stylized this game is too, it's much more like Persona than it is Pokemon.

I haven't bplayed a Digimon game since Digimon World was released on PlayStation back in 1999. I love turn based RPGs and being able to select different Digimon to use in battle. The menu system can take a bit getting used to but with time can become second nature.

I have never played one of those old Digimon games in the others consoles but after play this one I can let you sure you won't regret it to buy it. It has a great story, all the digimons that you can imagine and the gameplay is awesome.

After playing the first game, I fell in love with this series. There are plenty of Digimon to choose from and a long interesting story to enjoy. If you like pokemon games, this is more than likely up your alley.