The game also had much more voiced dialogue than I expected, though some mispronunciations of Digimon names may annoy those familiar with the series. The death of a Digimon during combat is not the end, in fact, you could consider it a new beginning as your Digimon will be reborn as a baby, with the potential for a different Digivolution path. While this hands-off approach may not be for everyone, it was a nice change of pace. The Digimon do not rely on the player though, the battles can be completely automated as well. Rather than controlling your Digimon’s actions directly, the player character can cheer on his Digimon to choose their attacks. The battle system is unique, but it may turn some people away. Perhaps more important is the trainer’s level, where leveling up presents the trainer with points used to improve Digimon statistics, Digivolutions, and more. This results in some very easy battles as well as points in the game where it is extremely difficult to advance. Because you train up your Digimon’s stats rather than gain experience in battle, it can be hard to determine how strong your Digimon are compared to enemies. Training your Digimon can be a bit tedious, as you will be spending a lot of time at the gym to increase your Digimon’s statistics to Digivolve. The gameplay in Digimon World: Next Order is based on exploring the world to find these lost Digimon and training your partner Digimon.
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“Fans of the Digimon TV series would be wise to give this game a look, but do not go looking for a traditional JRPG like Cyber Sleuth was.”
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