The Digimon Survive price appears to be \u00a342.99 or thereabouts, but is that price worth paying? Keep on reading for our review roundup which might help you answer that question.<\/p>\n
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<\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/picture><\/div> An official promo pic of Digimon Survive.<\/span><\/figcaption> Bandai Namco<\/i><\/span><\/div>\nIn an interesting turn of events, none of the major publications have published reviews of Digimon Survive as of yet. We haven\u2019t had a chance to play it ourselves, either, but opinions about the game are starting to eke out onto the internet now that the game is out.<\/p>\n
One handy feature on Steam<\/a> is that user-posted reviews of games include the data on how many hours the review-writer has played, so you know when they\u2019re talking from experience.<\/p>\nFor example, a Steam user named Waytodawn<\/a> has played the game for 2.7 hours, and their review says: \u201cFirst things first, this is a visual novel first and a tactical RPG second. [\u2026] You will spend A LOT of time in dialogue and cutscenes. It took me 2 hours before I had a real battle outside of tutorials.\u201d<\/p>\nWaytodawn added, \u201cThe art and music (rather addictive actually) are fantastic and the voice acting is good. Not everything is voice acted but the main dialogue usually is. The combat is fun yet basic until you get the ability to evolve during them.\u201d<\/p>
A Steam user called Ultimate_Linkage<\/a> said after 40 minutes: \u201cHave really enjoyed the game so far, no issues or crashing [and] runs smooth in 4k. The gameplay overall seems interesting, I enjoy tactics style games, and this includes that with new things. The animations are very well done and the story\/dialogue are great as well.\u201d<\/p>\nHowever, a number of players on Steam have been posting about technical issues, with some saying the game crashes for them after the first cut scene. The solution to this, apparently, is to go into your Program Files and uninstall something called K-Lite (or any other \u2018codec\u2019 you may have).<\/p>\n
A user called Procyon<\/a> said after 2.3 hours, \u201cI was lucky that my game worked well on PC, so I got a chance to play it. I think it is great thus far with the Final Fantasy Tactics-esque gameplay.\u201d<\/p>\nEchoing sentiments from other players, Procyon added: \u201cHowever, this is a very dialogue-heavy production, so that is something buyers should keep in mind. Expect more reading than playing, though the story is interesting with its darker (and frankly scarier) tone overall.\u201d<\/p>\n
Another Steam review, from Iggyruu<\/a>, offers a couple of comparison points: \u201cIf you like Visual Novels and Or Tactic Games, you\u2019ll love it. Kinda like Digimon meets Fire Emblem with a hint of Persona.\u201d<\/p>\n
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<\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/source><\/picture><\/div>In an interesting turn of events, none of the major publications have published reviews of Digimon Survive as of yet. We haven\u2019t had a chance to play it ourselves, either, but opinions about the game are starting to eke out onto the internet now that the game is out.<\/p>\n
One handy feature on Steam<\/a> is that user-posted reviews of games include the data on how many hours the review-writer has played, so you know when they\u2019re talking from experience.<\/p>\n For example, a Steam user named Waytodawn<\/a> has played the game for 2.7 hours, and their review says: \u201cFirst things first, this is a visual novel first and a tactical RPG second. [\u2026] You will spend A LOT of time in dialogue and cutscenes. It took me 2 hours before I had a real battle outside of tutorials.\u201d<\/p>\n Waytodawn added, \u201cThe art and music (rather addictive actually) are fantastic and the voice acting is good. Not everything is voice acted but the main dialogue usually is. The combat is fun yet basic until you get the ability to evolve during them.\u201d<\/p> A Steam user called Ultimate_Linkage<\/a> said after 40 minutes: \u201cHave really enjoyed the game so far, no issues or crashing [and] runs smooth in 4k. The gameplay overall seems interesting, I enjoy tactics style games, and this includes that with new things. The animations are very well done and the story\/dialogue are great as well.\u201d<\/p>\n However, a number of players on Steam have been posting about technical issues, with some saying the game crashes for them after the first cut scene. The solution to this, apparently, is to go into your Program Files and uninstall something called K-Lite (or any other \u2018codec\u2019 you may have).<\/p>\n A user called Procyon<\/a> said after 2.3 hours, \u201cI was lucky that my game worked well on PC, so I got a chance to play it. I think it is great thus far with the Final Fantasy Tactics-esque gameplay.\u201d<\/p>\n Echoing sentiments from other players, Procyon added: \u201cHowever, this is a very dialogue-heavy production, so that is something buyers should keep in mind. Expect more reading than playing, though the story is interesting with its darker (and frankly scarier) tone overall.\u201d<\/p>\n Another Steam review, from Iggyruu<\/a>, offers a couple of comparison points: \u201cIf you like Visual Novels and Or Tactic Games, you\u2019ll love it. Kinda like Digimon meets Fire Emblem with a hint of Persona.\u201d<\/p>\n