I used to love Digimon back when it first released. It was the game I played instead of Pokémon (I know, crazy), and it was the anime I loved to watch every Saturday morning. Needless to say, I was a fan of the franchise, although I’ve fallen off a bit in recent years. Still, when I had the chance to preview the latest installment, Digimon Story: Time Stranger, I was eager to see what was new.
Developed by Media Vision and published by Bandai Namco, this title is the newest entry in the Digimon Story series, marking a return almost eight years after Cyber Sleuth – Hacker’s Memory. For many, Time Stranger won’t be their first foray into the Digital World, yet the focus on story-driven progression and a vibrant monster-collecting system gives it an appropriate freshness for new fans while providing familiar satisfaction for veterans.
Players join the narrative as agents in a covert organization investigating incidents marked by digital anomalies and hazardous eruptions. The... Read more