GamerTake
AI Powered Steam Review Summaries
Digimon Story Time Stranger
RPG
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing

The latest in the Digimon Story series is finally here! In this RPG, unravel a mystery that spans across the human world and the Digital World, collecting and raising a wide variety of Digimon to save the world.

Developers: Media.Vision Inc.
Publishers: Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc.
Release Date: Oct 2, 2025
Price (USD): $69.99
Current Players: 81k

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(91%)
quality of life
Digimon roster
battle system
storytelling
visual quality
pricing strategy
DLC content
game mechanics
nostalgia
edition exclusions
DLC practices
technical issues
game pricing
save data transfers
dialogue engagement
Overall, the reviews reflect a positive reception of the game in terms of its mechanical improvements, graphics, and Digimon roster. Many players express satisfaction and enthusiasm, especially returning fans. However, there is significant criticism of the game's DLC practices, specifically regarding the exclusion of content in various editions and Day 1 DLC being perceived as a cash grab. Additionally, technical hiccups have been highlighted by some users, impacting the game's smoothness. Despite these issues, the game's execution in gameplay and storytelling remains well-received, drawing comparisons to other beloved titles in the monster collection genre.

Positive Points

  • Players appreciate the game's improvements over prior Digimon titles, with advancements in game mechanics, quality of life features, and graphical fidelity.
  • The story and battle system receive praise for being engaging and well-executed, with strategic elements that keep players invested.
  • Fans of the series are delighted with the large roster of Digimon available, making the collection aspect enjoyable.
  • Quality of life improvements, such as easier Digivolution paths and team management, enhance the gameplay experience.
  • The visual quality of the game, including character and Digimon models, adds to the enjoyment and immersion for players.

    • Negative Points

  • The game has faced criticism for its handling of DLC, particularly regarding the exclusion of certain content from the Ultimate Edition and the presence of Day 1 DLC that requires additional purchase.
  • Technical issues such as performance on lower-end PCs and problems with save data transfers have annoyed some players.
  • Some players find the introduction slow or the dialogue less engaging than they hoped, which affects initial impressions.

    • Mixed Points

  • The game's pricing, specifically related to the extra costs for DLC, has been a contentious point among reviewers, with some defending the base game's quality while criticizing pricing strategies.
  • Gameplay improvements and mechanics are noted positively but the mixed reception comes from fans who feel core gameplay elements are locked behind paywalls.

    • Common Themes

  • The theme of nostalgia resonates strongly, with many longtime fans expressing joy over the game's connection to classic Digimon experiences.
  • The battle system and creature collection mechanics are central to the game's appeal, providing both a challenge and a sense of progression.
  • While the story and character interactions garner interest, the DLC strategy has overshadowed these aspects in multiple reviews.
    • Updated 10/4/2025, 12:01:11 AM UTC
    Leave feedback for this summary