PlayStation 4 User Reviews

The games biggest problem is that it just wastes your time with things like restarting your Digimon and how slow you move through the world.

The game is simple but is that type of game that fans of digimon want, a fun and genuine digiworld adventure.

Digimon world 1 was an amazing game and this one really had all the tools to make a great sequel to it. However the resources were misused into trying to work around the limitations of the old game and rehashing it, rather than bringing what made it amazing into a new age. The digimon world here feels soulless, the graphics are less crisp than a PS1 game and the mechanics immediately fall for the pitfalls of the old games, without the charm that made it all worth it. Digimon World 1 was a game of exploration and resource management. The whole world was open for exploration and new areas could be unlocked on the fly. What stopped you was the level of growth your digimon had. You were in charge of juggling both your partner and the world. In this game your partners are just a chore and the world progression is locked behind artificial progression barriers. You get all the negatives of the first game (chore-like digimon training, difficulty spikes) without the engrossing interactions and the visceral connection with your digimon partner.

Um dos melhores do genero "tamagochi" só é uma pena o port do jogo pra pc não ter tido nenhuma melhoria gráfica ou de qualidade de vida

An enjoyable grind through the digiworld. This is a great game to re-experience your childhood through. 70% of the game will be spent playing the Training slot machine... so be prepared to just chill out and do that for a few hours. The battles are fairly neat in concept, your mons attack by themselves unless you offer guidance. Like Poke's with brains. The world feels good to explore, nice, vibrant, very digiworldly. The greatest joy in this game comes from the grind. It is a very relaxing way to calm the nervous system.

Its nice and offers a lot, but Im not really into games, where Im passive and only trying to give orders.

If you love digimon and loved their OG style (aka tamagochi mons), then this is the game for you. Feels like an upgraded digimon world worked from the ground up.

This game is very polarizing and like most other Digimon games is mostly for fans. A LOT of patience is needed but you will be rewarded for it. Plays slightly like an MMO in some ways, as you must complete your dailies for best results.

REVIEW - DIGIMON WORLD NEXT ORDER ️Primeiramente gostaríamos de agradecer a Bandai Namco Brasil por ter disponibilizado a chave gratuita do jogo Digimon World Next Order para que, possamos trazer conteúdo para o canal e o site blog Dan e Van Analisam. Ficamos muito felizes pelo voto de confiança no nosso trabalho. Muito obrigado. ️Data de lançamento inicial: 17 de março de 2016 ️Plataformas: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Microsoft Windows ️Desenvolvedores: B.B. Studio, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Hyde ️Modo: Jogo eletrônico para um jogador ️Série: Digimon World ️Estúdios: Bandai Namco Entertainment, BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe, Namco Bandai Games America Inc. ️Gêneros: RPG eletrônico, Jogo eletrônico de aventura, Jogo eletrônico de simulação, Animal de estimação virtual ️Digimon World: Next Order foi lançado pela primeira vez em para o PlayStation Vita em 17 de março, com um lançamento para o PlayStation 4 chegando ao Ocidente no ano seguinte. Desde então, ele desfrutou de um culto de seguidores que agora finalmente foi lançando PC e Switch anos depois. Talvez devido às suas origens no console portátil da Sony, ele se sinta em casa no Switch que entregaria mais acesso conteúdo para galera que é fã desse universo, mas Digimon World: Next Order. E ainda uma grande surpresa para todos jogadores brasileiros, finalmente game estra traduzindo 100% legendado Pt-Br, inclusive também está disponível gratuito para outros consoles, apenas só atualizar game. DIGIMON WORLD É UMA HOMENAGEM A NOSTALGIA? ️Next Order é, muitos aspectos, uma homenagem ao primeiro Mundo Digimon. A jogabilidade, a estrutura e até os efeitos sonoros remetem aos elementos mais memoráveis daquele jogo original. Assim como no “Digimon World” do Playstation 1, um dos principais objetivos do Next Order é explorar e rastrear novos residentes para uma cidade em crescimento. Mesmo assim, parece mais uma releitura acolhedora do original do que uma continuação, assim como os animais de estimação digitais clássicos, você precisará alimentar, treinar e cuidar do seu Digimon. Existem muitos itens que você pode usar, várias estatísticas que afetam a digivolução. Inclusive melhorou muito aspecto na relação gameplay no geral, por isso que podemos dizer um jogo que vai te trazer muita boa memória nostalgia desde no seu antecessor Digimon world Playstation 1. CAMPANHA / DURAÇÃO DO GAME ️ Em Digimon World: Next Order, o jogador assume o papel de Digiescolhido, como Shiki ou Takuto, quando ele(a) acorda, está em um mundo misterioso. O vilão do game é o Machinedramon. Ele(a) sem entender nada o que está acontecendo no digimundo, um digimon chamado Machinedramon ataca e com isso os teus parceiros Metalgreymon e o Wargreymon vem correndo para te ajudar a enfrenta-lo. O objetivo desse game é embarcar em uma jornada para resolver um complexo Digi-mistério e restaurar o Digi-mundo a sua ordem natural. O mundo de Digimon entrou em um estado de caos absoluto enquanto Machinedramon destrói tudo que toca. Ao longo de sua jornada, os jogadores precisarão explorar o mundo e fortalecer seus laços com seus companheiros Digimon para impedir a destruição completa do mundo, também resgata alguns Digimon, eles acabar se juntando vilarejo e reconstruir sua loja, farmácia, club de esporte. GAMEPLAY / LOCALIZADO PT-BR ️A gameplay usa as mesmas mecânicas de jogabilidade do “Digimon world” do ps1. Uma diferença desse novo para o antigo é que agora você consegue jogar com até dois digimons e também consegue ver a lista de evolução deles. Você terá que treinar bastante para atingir o nível de mega evolução e claro dando aquela atenção (dar comida, educar, levar no banheiro e ver se ele está feliz ou triste) é fundamental para atingir uma determinada evolução que você gostaria de chegar. Não é algo tão difícil quanto parece, quanto mais jogar mais experiencia você vai pegando. O game está legendado 100% em PT-BR, o que facilita muito para entender a campanha e o tutorial.... CONTINUAÇÃO NOSSA PAGINA ****/2023/02/review-digimon-world-next-order.html

One of the best Digimon World games. I am on my second play-through, after playing it three years ago to the ending. It is pretty relaxing. You should expect a typical grind for training your two pet Digimon. This is not a Pokemon turn-based game, but real-time training, bonding, feeding, and even letting them go to the bathroom. There's a lot to this game under the hood; the city even gets a stock market eventually. I look forward to playing the Switch version on February 2023.

This is a blast **** that will give you tons to do it’s not perfect but it’s great and addicting.

This game is very fun but very challenging. It doesn't explain any of the main core training mechanics you need to not make the game feel like a slog. Many people hate it because your digimon don't live forever, they have a decent lifespan after upgrading your tamer talent tree, but half the fun is exploring and see what evolution lines you happen to unlock imo.

It ****. The nostalgia for the OG digimon world made me get it at 10 dlls and it was a waste even at that price. Same battle system as in the first one but 1000 times less charming, same can be said of almost every other aspect of the game. The maps are horribly empty and boring af. Damn how can it be so bad. Story and characters are totally lame, even the main antagonist digimon has to be the most ugly digimon design there is. So stupid. Lastly I’ll said what made me stop playing. To advance story it was required to give a digimon 20 special meats and another one requiered other 20 big special meats. Such stupid grind and chore.

I've never known a game could be racist until I learned about this game. The international version of Digimon World Next Order is intentionally 10 times harder than the Japanese version, with digivolution requirements being 10x higher, stat gains being 10x lower and enemies stats being 10x higher, meaning you have a game where you can grind your ass off all the way to Mega and still be drastically under leveled to fight champion enemies in a story mission area. The fact that they willingly decided to give Western fans a middle finger after years of Digimon games not coming to the west is incredibly insulting and results in a damn well unplayable mess of a video game that was extremely niche to begin with. Go **** yourself Bandai Namco.

One of the best digimon games I've played. Also, it so nice to have it to play in my ps4. I am really enjoying the game, and I will definitely play it over and over. I totally recommend this game!

Did you play the original Digimon World on th playstation 1 and love it? Have you been disappointed by the lack of a real sequel or successor? Then this is the game for you. It brings back the systems you miss, adds more mechanics and even more digimon. If you've ever wanted a more intimate creature raising game that isn't Pokemon or SMT, then this is worth checking out as well. You actually have to raise and care for your Digimon (feeding, taking to bathroom, watching their weight etc) instead of just fighting. Pros: Plenty of content. Story is nice and has that perfect digimon mix of light-hearted comedy and dark themes. Music is pretty good (a little repetitive at times though) There's a ton of Digimon to raise and lots of strategies you can utilize. Cons: There is a constant grind. You always need something, but if you play alot of JRPGs, this isn't new to you. Some Megas have some ridiculous conditions to get. The game somehow both hand holds and doesn't explain everything well enough. Game has pretty big difficulty curve.

It's an incredible game, kind of tiring to platinum, but the main story is perfect

Not a game for everyone, it has problems and its a very specific niche. But it is still a great game, very competent in what it want to do, and one of the best Digimon games to date. If you play it, please consider taking breaks and coming back later, its a game about patience and progression.

If you played and loved the original Digimon World in the PS1, it's going to be a wonderful trip to memory lane, together with enough new mechanics and tweaks that make it unique. If you didn't, however, it might not appeal to you a lot due to the battle system. Give it a go anyway. Pros: -Beautiful sceneries -Lots of areas to explore -The ExE mechanic -Great soundtrack with some remixes from the first game -Good and reasonably long post-ending gameplay. -At least 100 hours of gameplay if you plan to go for the 100% Cons: -Gets a little repetitive after a long time playing it. -Lots of "repeated" obtainable Digimon (3 variants of Wargrowlmon, Veedramon, Gabumon, etc.) resulting in a poor variety of available Digimon whose spaces could have been used by other notable Digimon that were left out (Hawkmon, Falcomon, etc.). -No multiplayer interaction, except for the automated Battle System that doesn't require any interaction whatsoever.

Я играл во все части игр и делал это на протяжении 15 лет. Next order хорошая игра в плане гецмплея, но только в первые 2+ю-3 часа, потом становится скучно. Гринд в игре очень скучный (напоминаю, что в DW1 он не был такой обязательный) а вот в next order ты именно обязан фармить! Ещё мне не нравится, что дигимонов можно сделать бессмертными с помощью данжов

This game scratches an itch. If you played Digimon World for Playstation 1 and have nostalgia this game can provide memories and a fun time playing through it. It mechanically works okay but doesn't hold your hand. This game is not cyber sleuth for better or worse. It focuses more on the upgrading of your town and the raising of digimon. There is not periods of time where you are playing mashing through text. That said, the battling is a little less interesting then cyber sleuth. I hope they some day take the best of both games and combine them. I enjoyed the game alot as a fan and can't wait for my next visit to the digimon world franchise. I just hope them spend more time polishing the world and showing that they care about the source material they are pulling from.

I don't know why people gave this game Bad rating .. this Game is amazing i got platinum and still have enjoying play it

Best Game ...! Bandai Awesome .. Digimon Next Order Goty 2017 Best Music Best Gameplay Best Digimon Best History I highly recommend it.

Digimon game series, since Digimon World 1, has huge potential, but always go into the wrong way. I like Digimon better than Pokemon, but the games are clearly worst. Digimon World 1 was in the right direction and got lost. The level up and evolution method are ridiculously specific. However, the worst part is that the Digimon died very fast. This slows down all the games. Another feature that I HATE is the necessity to take the Digimon to the bathroom. It is annoying and unnecessary. The characters are very weird, and the fact we can personalize makes it difficult to identify ourselves. This game clearly can go back to its origins, take some things out Pokemon and evolve.

Buena Nostalgía que nos recuerda que hay que tener PACIENCIA JUGABILIDAD Haciendo homenaje al icónico Digimon World Original, Next Order toma todas las características buenas que tenía aquel. Con un mundo semiabierto repleto de CIENTOS de especies distintas de Digimon, decenas y decenas de posibilidades de evolución y una historia que sigue la pauta de la original, DW:NO retoma, después de tantos años, lo que pudo hacer de Digimon una franquicia de videojuegos tan grande como su competencia. El nivel de dificultad es, por supuesto, muy alto (No tanto como el DW original), por lo que la clave está en la paciencia. Porque sí, vamos a perder. Y muchas veces. El sistema de crianza sigue tan bueno como siempre, e incluso es un poco más rápido al poder criar a dos Digimon a la vez. Las batallas se sienten algo vacías al no haber innovado en este apartado, tal vez dar un poco más de control al Jugador hubiera sido una buena mejora pero han decidido seguir fiel a la idea original también en este aspecto. GRÁFICOS: Nada espectacular para ser el PS4, pero lo cierto es que luce mucho mejor que en el Vita. No hay mucho nivel de detalle pero sí que hay muchas áreas por explorar y visitar, el diseño de los Digimon es increíble. El juego tiene pocas cinemáticas, pero aquella son excelentes. Un estilo ánime de buena calidad y con una buena actuación de voz. SONIDO: Remixes del soundtrack original de DW, y piezas nuevas. Los efectos de sonido precisos y en general tiene música agradable a la hora de explorar las amplias zonas del juego. INNOVACIÓN: El juego no quiere hacerlo, el juego quiere que aquellos que invertimos tantas horas en el PlayStation 1 las invirtamos también aquí.

Nota Real: 8,5 Adquirí este videojuego por el hecho de ser de Digimon y por que quería ver como era desde mi perspectiva tras ver varios análisis en youtube. El mismo día que adquirí este juego también adquirí el Hackers Memory y días después el Fist of the norh Star lost paradise, dos juegos a los cuales les tenia muchísimas ganas y tengo que decir que los tuve que aparcar un poco por culpa de este juego, no me esperaba gran cosa, solo un juego correcto sin mas y si este juego me ha tenido enganchado de una forma casi enfermiza no creo que sea tan mediocre como lo ponen algunos medios. Antes de nada tengo que aclarar que no toque mucho el primer world así que si este es mas o menos profundo no lo se. El juego en si es una aventura RPG con toques de tamagotchi ya que al comienzo de la aventura nos darán a elegir entre dos huevos para ir criando a nuestro digimon y estos tienen un ciclo de vida limitado por días pero estos claro esta podrán volver a nacer con estadísticas mas avanzadas, sera muy difícil conseguir a tu digimon deseado en las primeras horas de juego. El mundo digital es mas bonito de lo que podría pensar en un principio, posee unos entornos muy variados, contando con desiertos, bosques, sendas heladas, etc. Otro punto importante de este juego es que a medida que avanzamos por el mundo digital nos encontramos otros digimon que necesitaran de nuestra ayuda, esto son las propias misiones secundarias del juego y una vez que las superemos, estos digimon se unirán a nuestra ciudad, que se podría decir que es la base de operaciones del propio juego, aquí conseguiremos la carne para alimentar a nuestras criaturas, los aseos portátiles para cuando estos tengan que hacer sus necesidades entre otras cosas, cuantos mas digimon se unan mas aumentara la prosperidad de la ciudad y mas cosas útiles desbloquearemos, cosas tales como el viaje rápido, un dojo para bloquear las evoluciones que no queramos, etc. Otra cosa a tener en cuenta es el gimnasio, pasaremos aquí unas cuantas horas para subir parámetros a nuestros digimon, eso si, sin llegar a abusar, pues estos podrán morir de agotamiento. El combate es automático pero contamos con las ordenes y los puntos de orden, lo primero son los ataques del digimon que podremos seleccionar y lo segundo lo que hace que podamos lanzarlos. La historia en si no es gran cosas, es sencilla y cumple con su cometido. Para terminar, si eres fan de digimon creo que este juego cumplirá con tus expectativas, a mi un juego no me había mantenido así de enganchado en mucho tiempo y considero que es una de las joyas ocultas del catalogo de PS4

Es un juego muy divertido si te gusta el criar criaturas, digimon siempre ha tenido malas criticas por su comparación con pokemon pero este titulo demuestra que ambas franquicias siguen caminos muy diferentes, ofrece una experiencia para un solo jugador muy buena ademas tener buena banda sonora y un gameplay muy bueno.

A great game for fans, but bad for novices. Positive: the focus of the game is about take care of your partner, and the way you do it interferes at the evolutions. Its the essence of digimon, the reflex of your personality at your partner. Negative: cruel grind. Up the stats is way too repetitive.

this is coming from a vpet veteran since vpet versions 1-5 and a world one diehard man i am really getting annoyed with these negative comments from vpet virgins dont listen to those negative comments they clearly dont know what they are talking about, because they never played a vpet style game before i do enjoy this game i put like a thousand hours total recently i do have to say some flaws in this game are present -partner digimon ai in combat -the lifespan feels too short -the techpool is half of the time decent and half of the time not so much -too much is luck based like fishing, card gathering and treasure hunter -the one bug that freezes the game, like as your partner gets morphed into the flat ailment you will get stuck in the game even after the fight is over because your partner still has the flat ailment on and cannot be cured, so it forces a manual reboot -roster is too redundant like too much recolors of most digimon like say 3 different megalogrowmons -simple glitches are still not fixed like graphical kinds, and texts, like growmon's entry is a copy paste of galgomon's entry in the field guide -most agitation abilities are not worth using so my advise to improve in the sequel is first and foremost listen to those with intellectual feedback 2nd fix the above flaws 3rd take your time to iron out the littlest bugs and test it out so yeah love this game, definitely recommend it to vpet diehards and at the same time the flaws need to be known, acknowledged of their presence and their issues, then learn from the mistakes

Having played Cyber Sleuth like many other fans, I wanted to give this a go to satiate my desire for more Digimon content, but I was massively disappointed. The first problem is that very little makes sense, especially in the beginning. Steep learning curves are one thing, but I find it so hard to see the allure of continuing with this game after a few hours. The menus are varied and many. Usually this plethora of content gives a game depth, but here it is thrust upon you almost immediately instead of thrusting you into the action sooner. Even the battle system makes little sense and boils down to holding a couple of buttons and waiting it out. The single key element that has deterred from playing this game more than a few hours is that the two digimon accompanying me seem to require food and the toilet every bloody minute, meaning I have to divert from the gameplay. This may have seemed like a hip tamogotchi-esque element, but it's nothing short of annoying and a nuisance. I want to battle and raise my digimon like any other RPG, but this mechanic is an absolute inane chore. There do seem to be skills I can acquire that decrease these digimon needs, but the grind to get them sounds awful. Which brings me to my final point - the grind. A LOT of grinding is to be done in this game from the very beginning. Fortunately the training is quick and smooth, however the issues mentioned above hinder progress somewhat. Overall, I cannot recommend this game at all unless you have played the previous version on the PS1 and enjoyed it. If you seek a digimon experience then go for the cyber sleuth games. They are by no means perfect, but there is much more to enjoy than this messy, dense and inaccessible outing.

Honestly, I love this game. As a fan of digimon from its initial release when I was a kiddo, this was a blast from the past. More like the original Digimon World in terms of combat, I like the intuitive and complex battle system. While yes, the story wasn't the best in the west, it kept me interested enough to continue progressing through the game and beat it multiple times. I also prefer the more 'open' and colorful world to that of Cyber Sleuth- while the story in CS and HM are probably a good deal better, the bland backdrops and linear systems were kind of a disappointment. If you could mix the two, it'd be the perfect game. That said, I love this and hope they come out with similar titles in the future! Tons to do, lots of hours of fun and new locales, and plenty to keep you wanting more.

The best Digimon experience in the current gen. Tons of Digimon to choose from and a nod back to one of the most original monster capturing games combined to bring both old and new generation Digimon lovers joy. The ExE mechanic is a very fun addition that makes for some very climactic scenes. A must-have for any Digimon and JRPG fan.

Cool Game! Looks Great! The Battle System is a real let down, especially after playing Cyber Sleuth which is so much better in terms of battle system and all around mechanics.

Very good game and enjoyable game. It was very nostalgic for me due to the fact that I have play every digimon game that was release in the US. One of the best game I very play only thing that was missing for me was the PvP against other players.

The game is **** really shines like a new era digimon. Except that... It its too short and there are no DLCS nor expansions. You should content yourself with this. A few hours on the good place

I just can't have much fun playing this, at all. The first 20 minutes were not bad, but not good either. The gameplay is way to complicated, and I messed up a bunch early on. The Digimon selection is awesome though, the more the better. The story was very boring, and the voice acting and character animations don't help. The graphics were pretty bad also, and seemed like older games. I didn't have any fun playing, so I won't recommend it.

Very nostalgiac to Digimon fans. Much better version than the PS Vita predecessor. An upgraded version of the original playstation story of Digimon World. Great fun for hours. Graphics are up to par for a remaster of a Vita game come to PS4. You can check out Max Stats Guide by MalavarTCOne on youtube to get good tips when going through this game.

Wonderful breath of fresh air and a nice return to form. This games goes back to what made Digimon so different from Pokemon. Like the original game, you must focus of carefully raising and training your Digimon. Too many mistakes and your partners can die or Digivolve incorrectly. Unlike the original however, you now have 2 partners at one time. Also Digivolution is much more forgiving this time around. As you train you will unlock hints that tell you which stats you'll still need to train to Digivolve into a certain Digimon.

I can't really say much, yes the ammount of digimon you can raise is nice but nothing extraordinary, there's some nice new digimon that have never appeared on any game before and the game introduces interesting a new features that indeed make the game entertaining. Now... it works exactly the same as the first digimon world.... Really? even a "prequel"(Digimon World Re: Digitize Decode for the 3DS) did a fairly better job in most aspects to the point of this game feeling like a downgrade. Since it is an exclusive of a console that is all graphics nothing else you would expect things such as maps, items and models to be gorgeous or at least decent looking enough. They are not (some maps are really nice but some others do feel like the one's another game has and this game is mobile exclusive). I would surely recommend playing it only if you have never played a Digimon game before so that your expectations can't get lowered by anything.

As a long time fan of this franchise I have been enthusiastically awaiting this game. The old and new aspects integrated here were done very nicely. The way in which original content has been expanded is a welcome change. However, at its core Digimon V-pet ( the catalyst of the Digimon World series) is a franchise built on battling. Having omitted PvP was a disservice to fans new and old. Rpg's like this one seem redundant post Pokemon. If they could somehow update the "retro" attempt at PvP that is in game now; this game would be a 10 for me.

Amazing game, takes me back to when I was a kid when the first Digimon World was released, full of excitement and Digimon galore but one gripe I've heard from friends is that it can be difficult and late game I'd have to agree, I'm not a casual gamer and even I played with the thought of dropping the difficulty from normal to easy. Overall Digimon World is a return to the old world with the best polish you've even seen, very difficult polish, but polish all the same. 9/10

This game is a great sequel to the original Digimon World on Playstation. I remember being a 6 years old playing the old one for hours on end. Now I'm an adult and doing the same thing all over again. This nostalgia ride is definitely worth picking up if you are a fan of digimon or fan **** game

Digimon World: Next Order Like taking care of a 2 year old. Have you even wanted to be a pageant mom and have a honey booboo child of your own? Well you’re in luck, because in Digimon World: Next Order you get 2. Here you play as either a male or female character that you get to name and you work on escaping the digital world… This is a very odd rpg... it’s a very good rpg though.. But that statement of course depends on the type of gameplay experiences you enjoy… Digimon World is very much a management game... The game starts with you choosing any 2 eggs… you raise the characters in these eggs in a training room to digivolve them and boost their stats… not in combat.. Their stats act more as defense here in case you do run into a combat situation... You do increase your tamer level from combat though which gives skill points for your skill tree... In this game you explore the open Digi world recruiting digimon to your village by helping them get the items they need throughout the world and in exchange they go back to your village and offer a perk for that village... Your village is where you go to restock on food every day, buy items from shops, and train your digimon... And mistakenly as you play the game this village gets bigger so everything is spread out instead of nicely packed into a small area… so you have to run around to get your refills… As you are completing tasks you’ll run into wild digimon and you act as a coach or a cheerleader on the sideline while your 2 digimon do their thing… you are able to throw in some healing items while they fight and command them to do special moves that they build up thanks to your cheering… But they fight on their own… you’re basically a cheerleader for 2 toddlers that also does fetch quests. And as you explore the lands completing the tasks given to you you have to make sure your digimon don’t go hungry... and they get hungry a lot… It’s annoying how frequently you have to feed them… You even have to take them to the bathroom… It’s a constant juggle of making sure you have food and portable toilets... while your digimon are strong enough to handle themselves in the locations you travel to… That’s the game… It’s a really good game if you’re into that kind of thing.. Even I was for the first 8 hours… But the thing is your digimon die… And I have no idea how or why... They’ll get sick if you over train them… but I purposely hatched a new one and trained it without giving it rest at all trying to kill it.. And it just wouldn’t die... I thought this was why and its clearly not it... I tried to push at least 10 different digimon past their ultimate form and they died every time with no signs of illness or dissatisfaction from me as a tamer.. And it’s of course very frustrating to have to start again numerous times with new characters and have to bring their stats up all over again… Especially if you just want to get on with the story.. This game is very much an open world digimon version of Tamagotchi... Either you like that play style or you don’t… Don’t expect a deep combat system **** a typical jrpg where you have to slot in new items and moves… that’s not what this game is about Feed your digimon, take them to the bathroom.. Don’t over train them... and use them as protection as you try to escape the digital world... I give Digimon World: Next Order a 7/10

I hesitate giving this game a high score. I love this game don't get me wrong but I honestly could not recommend it to my friends that aren't Digimon fans running on nostalgia. The music is nice, but the entire overworld running to the same beat doesn't work for me. I played Digimon World to get into their World. To hear those sounds of the jungle and the sounds of the night. It's the little things this game doesn't have that make me really sad. How hard would it have been to record a fake Digital World night? Crickets and some digimon calls and some low low piano music or the sounds of the ocean or the sounds of grass blowing. I can see that love went into this game, but it was the little things that made Digimon World 1 a success for centuries and kept it in our hearts. I'm 27 turning 28 and I still to this day pick up my game and play it. I can maybe forgive that the training is literally the Digimon standing there while you spam the button and they get tired for no reason (really I miss those training animations even though you could skip them), but what I find unforgivable is that horrible excuse for a fishing minigame. How did that pass quality inspection? It looks like someone made it in flash. Or worse. Paint and they just pressed the arrow keys back and forth. Even the first game (made for PS1 more than a decade ago) treated fishing like a real relaxing event - to enjoy the scenery. And all those amazing secrets hidden in plain sight! Wondering what is that dark shadow in the water.. but this one plays more like a spammy MMO and has all the characters that can join your city super obvious. They tell you exactly what they need. I'm enjoying the game, but it doesn't leave me feeling like I just visited another world. I don't miss my Digimon. There's less of an impact on me when they die. And what is that clock thing... why didn't they bring back the old clock? Now we get this clock that everytime I look at it it brings me back into my own world. I guess I'm speaking from a nostalgic point of view, but that's exactly what this game panders to. If they're trying to bring people into the fold that have never played Digimon before, they should've fixed the little things. Especially right now because Digimon Tri is airing and people love it. Please patch these issues and I will change my review in a heartbeat. Show us you care. Put in some hidden things and don't just have everyone standing there. Remember Vadermon? I remember passing by there so many times wondering what the heck that was.. and that Teddymon suit? There was mystery in the adventure that this game doesn't have. I feel let down. Also really... the potty covering was unnecessary. Did someone get offended by that? Everytime that happens I feel like someone slapped me in the face. Would it have been so hard to animate a curtain and the Digimon simples pulls it to cover themselves? This game is Digimon World, but it plays more like Digimon World MMO On A Budget with an expansion pack called They Keep Bringing Me Back To My World. I can't recommend this game as it is. And I want to; so badly. I want people to love Digimon like I do. But there's zero mystery here. It's not an adventure into the Digital World. It's you playing just another game.

One of the best digimon games i've ever played . i recomand this for old digimons fans and new , its a great game and is even english dubbed :) Strong mechanics and farming sistem

Digimon World is one of the most unique RPG series to ever exist. Instead of taking full control of your mindless party, you act as a coach for two living, breathing partners. You can still issue direct commands, but your Digimon companion will decide how they want to set up the attack. The focus on the game is to grow a strong bond and adventure with this living companion. It's the best monster raising game to ever exist. Bar none. 100%ing the game will take you well over 100 hours.

This game is for the fans of the first Digimon World on PSX. If you love that game, you will love Next Order. Este juego está hecho para los fans del primer Digimon World de PSX. Si te gustó ese juego, este también te gustará.