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Digimon Story Time Stranger
RPG
Single-player
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Gamepad Recommended
DualShock Controller Support
DualShock Controller Support
DualShock Controller Support
DualShock 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): $39.89
Current Players: 2.2k

Links:  Steam Store  SteamDB

Very Positive(94%)
digivolution mechanics
nostalgic vibe
quality-of-life improvements
beautiful environments
battle system
game mechanics
large amount of grind
predictable story
repetitive operator
tedious side quests
Overall, the general sentiment around the game is that it provides a nostalgic trip for long-time fans of the Digimon series, with impressive Digivolution systems and animation quality. However, it has its shortcomings, particularly in terms of a predictable story and heavy reliance on repetition, which can detract from the experience for some players. Despite these issues, its battle system and game mechanics are seen as either charmingly classic or overly simplistic, depending on player expectations.

Positive Points

  • The game is praised for its addictive digimon evolution mechanics and a large roster of 450 Digimon, offering players numerous evolution paths and team-building options.
  • The nostalgic vibe of the game is highlighted, bringing back childhood memories for many players and successfully capturing the essence of the anime.
  • Numerous quality-of-life improvements have been made compared to previous Digimon games, such as speed-up options during battles, the ease of team customization, and a streamlined digivolution process.
  • Visually, the game is highly praised for its beautiful environments, detailed Digimon models, and vibrant color palette that complements the digital world setting.

    • Negative Points

  • The game introduces a story that relies heavily on repeated elements, some find the narrative predictable, juvenile, and lacking in depth.
  • Several players criticize the operator character for being repetitive and breaking the game’s momentum with redundant dialogue.
  • Players report the pacing of the game being bogged down by repetitive side quests and the placement of some quests towards the end feeling overwhelming.

    • Mixed Points

  • The turn-based battle system and strategic combat received mixed reviews; while some find it enjoyable, others consider it simplistic compared to modern RPG standards.
  • The game is noted for having a large amount of grind, which is seen as either a nostalgic nod or a tedious chore by different reviewers.

    • Common Themes

  • A significant number of players express that the game is superior to recent Pokemon releases, often citing more engaging mechanics and expressive animations.
  • Many reviews mention that the game caters well to both newcomers to Digimon and long-time fans, providing accessibility while still delivering depth.
  • The DLC and in-game purchases are generally seen as overpriced and lacking in value, contributing to a perception of the game as a cash grab in certain areas.
    • Updated 7/10/2026, 12:01:40 AM UTC
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