Customer Ratings & Reviews

Again we found a good deal at Best Buy for the Switch Nintendo. I purchased Digimon Story, Cyber Sleuth Complete Edition game for my son, he has enjoyed playing it and I enjoy getting a good deal! We now make it a habit to check out Best Buy to get our games.

You don't have to be a Digimon fan to enjoy these two games! They are excellent JRPG titles that any fan of the genre will be able to dig into and have a blast. Comprised of two games this collection is an incredible value and should not be looked over.

Two titles in a very affordable package. I love catch 'em all games, be it Pokemon or Shin Megami Tensei, but the more recent Pokemon releases have just bored me. Enjoyed the first game here on PS4 *considerably* more than any of the recent Pokemon games.

Digimon Cyber Sleuth and Digimon Hackers memory are both included in this pack, Both are great rpgs and monster battling games. I recommend you play Cyber Sleuth first however as Hackers Memory is it's direct sequel. Ports are solid and run at 60fps most of the time.

This is the complete collection of both Digimon Cyber Sleuth and Hackers memory that was released on the PS4, PS Vita, and PC. Tells a surprisingly interested story with unique twists. It has several iconic digimon from over the years and has a ton of replay value.

Great game. Bought it because I wanted to play a digimon game because I haven’t played one in years. So far is very good but be prepared to grind a lot

Really fun game. Great deal to get both games Hackers memories and the cybersleoth. Big part of my childhood and I love how the games have grown as well.

I love this game a real handheld game to have it smooth the game play is good I enjoy it every time I boot it up it has all the 90s elements of character to it I grew up on this and Pokémon so this is a amazing game to have honestly

Must Own for JRPG and Digimon fans! This has two games and they are better than Pokemon games on the Switch. Worth every penny, sometimes it's on sale.

I,m not all the way through but its digimon. I used to watch the show years and years ago and this gives me some nostalgia. The copy i got looked like the case got cut with a boxcutter. That was alittle sad, local store disnt have any copies left, so i kept my damaged copy. Game seems to be getting hard to find.

This game is a super fun game. A must have for any digimon fan. The story is fantastic. I personally like the digimon world games the best because they are open world but this one's story is just epic.

Let me start by saying I'm a huge Digimon fan, so I'm a little biased. Love this game! Looks great on my big screen, love the story, love the grinding. Can't recommend enough.

Got this on sale and played the first game and killed about 75 hours....BUT THE SECOND GAME IS JUST AS LONG! It's such a good and underrated game. This beats pokémon by so much.

Good game. If you like digimon or rpgs you should give it a shot.

If you like turn based RPGs and monster collecting, then this is the game for you! Gameplay is very deep and there are tons of dialogue! You'll get your moneys worth.

I picked this up after reading reviews and watching videos to make a choice. I’m glad I did. The gameplay is fun. I would recommend to anyone whether you are a Digimon fan or not.

Picked this up for a friend that played it before on the Vita and they are enjoying much more on the Switch. The two game in one bundle for its price is also a no brainer!

Whether or not you like this game depends on your general enjoyment of party recruitment and leveling. Nostalgia will also be a huge factor. I found myself working towards certain digimon just because I liked seeing them from the shows. My biggest gripe was how the game simply doesn't respect your time. So much dialog feels pointless and/or meandering. The writers could really take a course in conciseness. The voiceless protagonist was a truly bizarre decision. Voiceless protagonists are nothing new, especially for JRPGs, but the implementation here was wildly frustrating. Without inputting any dialog choice, your character will speak inaudibly, and the person they're talking to will repeat what you (supposedly) said. Ex: person asks "What are you doing here?" Your character moves his mouth with no words coming out. "Oh, you're investigating some strange occurrences?" This grows very old very fast. Adding to this annoyance is how he repeats the same body language ad nauseam. Get ready to see an unhealthy amount of thinking face, dopey smile, and shoulders heaved in exasperation. The environments are very similar to each other. Navigating the digital spaces are a chore because you can't climb - only fall at best. If there's a chest out of the way, you'll go far off the right path and often subject yourself to a couple of random encounters in the process. Progressing the main story becomes very repetitive. You'll have zero idea what your next objective is until you speak to your boss. She'll suggest you check out some place that coincidentally happens to be where someone has a request for you. They'll feel silly as they remember they should actually file the request to your office. You'll trek back to your office to officially accept the request and make your way back to the same NPC in the exact same location to finally start on the mission. It makes you wonder if the team ever bothered with basic playtesting. And the biggest time offender is ABI. These are points each digimon has that are earned by evolving/devolving. Luckily the majority of top-tier digimon can be obtained by devolving once. But the coolest digimon are gated behind absurd ABI requirements. If you truly want them, be ready to evolve/devolve dozens of times. If this isn't an attempt at padding an already long and sloggish experience, I don't know what is. Combat is incredibly basic. It's two levels of rock-paper-scissors weaknesses based on (1) your digimon type and (2) your digimon elemental attribute. Type is king however, so if your digimon is the wrong type to fight an opponent, you'll do pitiful damage even if you hit them with their elemental weakness. This makes strategy boil down to always having an even number of each type in your party and just overwhelming the enemy in a battle of attrition. There are buffs and debuffs that I never found really necessary or even useful. Your digimon can learn techs for curing ailments but you're infinitely rich in this game and can just buy loads of restoratives to do the same. All of this aside, I did enjoy raising an army of Mega level digimon and seeing old favorites from the show. But I can't recommend this game to anyone who doesn't have nostalgia for the series.

Fun battle system and nice visuals! If you're a fan of Digimon you'll love collecting and evolving them in this game! More games like this please!

I haven’t even finished the game yet, but it’s so much fun! I love the amount of gameplay, the graphics are good, and content of the game is so fun!