Customer Ratings & Reviews

Digimon has always kinda held second candle to the much more popular Pokemon series. Despite this, Bandai Namco always seems to deliver with their games. Without getting into spoilers, I will give the positives on this game, as well as one or two minor nitpicks. First, the positives The game has a deep and mature storyline, involving war between Digimon, references to death and loss, as well as the occasional innocent swear word (namely the D and H words). The game runs smoothly, though it is locked at 30 FPS on PS5, it does jump to 60 on the Pro model. The biggest praise, the Digimon collection and raising mechanics. Unlike Pokemon, you can raise a Digimon to have different stats (typical HP, Attack, Defense, and the like), but here's where it gets interesting. Depending on the stats your Digimon have, they can digivolve into different Digimon. Even better, to account for the different options when digivolving, you can also "de-dogivolve" to enable your Digimon to grow new stats and branch out to become a different Digimon. Also, the battle mechanics are top notch, as all Digimon don't only have elemental typing, but also one exclusive to Digimon, in the Data>Vaccine>Virus, as well as other types (spoiler territory, there) which allows moves and skills to deal up to 400% damage. This allows for all new methods of strategy and planning I've never experienced in an RPG before. Now, the few gripes. One, the main character isn't voiced, which is odd, considering whichever main character you *don't* choose does get a voice, as they take the role of the Operator, who essentially gives direction to you as the character whom you play. This usually isn't an issue for me, but I don't understand why they felt it necessary to have your character's mouth move when you make dialogue choices, only to have them be completely mute. Last gripe, as mentioned before, there are ways to raise your Digimon and their stats through a Digimon farm, where you can train Digimon in specific stat builds to get where you need them to trigger Digivolution, the problem.... You cannot see where your Digimon stats stand until you 1. Finish their training 2. Pull them out of the farm to see how much more they need to train to get where they need to be. I was able to manage this issue by making notes on my phone, but it was a little discouraging having to do extra homework to properly train my Digimon. Despite these issues, they don't take away from the experience. I've had "a-ha" moments, I've had moments of sadness and feelings, along with moments of frustration in the story that kinda force a battle because *plot*. I can't recommend this game enough for people who want a new twist on their monster collecting games.

great graphics..legit game has all the digimon.. not at all pixelated

Being a fan of the cyber story games, I was very excited to play this one with english voice acting and seeing how the gameplay really evolved from the old games. So far, i'm really enjoying the story and the gameplay. It's a very familiar with lots of life improvements, and seeing the digital world comes to life is very amazing.My only complaint is the frame rate on PS5 isn't what I thought it would be at.I really would have wanted a constant 60 fps, but we didn't get that. Excited to see all the digimons and unlock my favorite digivolutions!

Gameplay is good, similar party RPG as Cyber Sleuth. Story is good, def some good moments in it but can drag out at certain points. Digivolution is cool setup that is similar to Cyber. Great game for a Digimon fan

this is the best digimon game, story and gameplay wise and it got a wide variety of digivolutions

Never thought I'd say this but pokemon has nothing on this digimon. The gameplay the visuals the story. This one is one for the books a must play

If you have played the previous 2 Digimon Story games and enjoyed them, then I think you will enjoy this. It’s got more polish than the other two; however, if you haven’t played anything in the series it will have less polish than you would expect. Try the free demo to see if it’s for you. I thought leveling Digimon and trying to evolve them was fun

The game is very good. One of the better games I played that released in 2025. If you like JRPGs with lots of party options I recommend it. The game arrived later than expected, but that was the courier's fault, not Best Buy's.

I don’t play games like this but it’s great! So silly and fun! I usually play souls like games. Also kinda reminds me persona 5.

The game itself is really good the mechanics are great, you can get really get invested in the story and there are over 450 digimon in the base game plus more with dlc, all in all a great buy.

Easily one of the best Digimon games in years, after what feels like a few missteps, they came out swinging with this entry.

This game was a perfect Christmas gift so I say it was the best Christmas gift. I got it from my sister's boyfriend and he left the game. He has played 22 hours of it already.

Excellent game, a lil clunky but spectacular overall, if you're into rpg's full of upgrades etc. And the mechanics of pokemon, this game is worth a try! Way better than the same old adventure like the title suggests, it's time to evolve; are you ready?

Love the story and characters. Gives nostalgic Digimon World game feels.

It was so nice playing a Digimon game. I recommend if you were a fan of the series as a kid!

By far the best digimon game yet! I have over 100 hours in my first playthrough and am gunning for new game plus. So much passion in this game that fans and others will love

One of the best Digimon games you ever play. Gives you the option to explore Hands-On with your Digimon partner similar to the classic Digimon games

Great rpg that feels like the digimon anime. Combat system is surprisingly deep for a turn based game.

One of the best Digimon games to date. It’s only missing one star because it’s still a budget title and I’d love to see them not hold back at all. If you’re on the fence just get it it’s worth your time.

Amazing game! Digivolving your Digimon is addicting as it's ever been and this game looks really good.