At first I wasn't sure if i would like this because of the fact your partners have finite lives. I thought it would set you back so far if your Digimon die.

Fear not, for the next generation starts a bit stronger than it's previous generation of In Training Digimon, and as you progress, you can increase it more and more. It's actually a really fun mechanic. Makes you treasure the time with that partner too.

I really enjoy this game. As someone who missed Digimon when they were a kid due to the prevalence of Pokemon and YuGiOh, I hate that I waited so long to experience it. Absolute fan of the franchise now. Also the entire ExE sequence is one of the coolest things in a game. The music, the sequence... and when it randomly happens if you lose a battle...

I'm only on Chapter 3 so far because I wander off and love just spending time with my Digimon and building up the city! It's a great night-time relaxation game filled with some cozy creatures (and not so cozy) and very nice music to round it out.

The game is alright, I still haven't fully grasped what influences how my Digimon evolve, so I'm stuck with 2 random guys, but it's fun. I do have to say though if you do not have a controller, the game is very annoying to play, the controls are really not set up for PC thats for sure.

Overal I'd give this game a 6,5/10.
Recommended only if you have a controller!

I've played this on Switch and I can say it's for a group of people who are hardcore Digimon fans. As a game, it fails in various ways and you're forced to do "worldwide tours everyday" to pick up every item and collectable to get a lot of end game grinding done.

If you like walking around in big circles constantly, feeling like you're always making the tiniest progress even if you're doing nothing and mashing Guard while watching Digimon auto-chess this game is for you