Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition

Last updated: 2025-12-04

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  • Deep Digimon collection and evolution.
  • Engaging turn-based combat system.
  • Compelling, mature storyline across dual campaigns.
  • Excessive, unskippable dialogue frequently interrupts gameplay.
  • Tedious Digimon grinding required for progression.
  • Poor and missing localizations mar experience.
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Emotions

Satisfaction32%Frustration17%Disappointment14%Excitement8%Joy7%
Reviews
(sample size)
1881
Helpful reviews
69%
Unhelpful reviews
31%
Protest reviews
0%
Positive points
3531
Negative points
2870
Gameplay points
909
Perf. points
108
Rec. points
800
Misc points
417

Sentiment × Playtime

review counts
BucketNegPos
≤ 2h playtime
592.6%
Avg playtime 0.7h
231%
Avg playtime 0.9h
> 2h playtime
23310.3%
Avg playtime 50.7h
1,93986%
Avg playtime 113.2h

Velocity

review pace
Avg/day1 rev/day
Last 30d7.7 rev/day
Quarterly54.2 rev/qtr
Days covered2,239.2 days
Point
Deep Digimon Collection & Evolution
Description
Players highly praise the extensive and addictive system for collecting, raising, evolving, and de-evolving Digimon. The vast variety of Digimon, unique designs, and flexible evolution paths, including skill inheritance, are core strengths, making the process highly rewarding and a major draw for fans and newcomers alike. Many consider this the best 'monster collecting' aspect in the genre.
Importance
100%
Overall Highly Enjoyable JRPG Experience
Description
Beyond specific mechanics, the game is consistently hailed as an outstanding, addictive, and deeply satisfying JRPG. It is considered one of the best Digimon games to date, praised for its engaging core loop, immersive digital world, and overall fun, often evoking nostalgia for older fans and successfully introducing newcomers to the franchise.
Importance
56%
Engaging Turn-Based Combat
Description
The battle mechanics are consistently lauded for being smooth, intuitive, and strategically deep, yet accessible. The turn-based combat system, often compared favorably to other JRPGs, balances type advantages, team synergy, and status effects. Features like auto-battle and fluid progression contribute to an enjoyable and dynamic fighting experience.
Importance
31%
Compelling & Mature Storyline
Description
The narrative is widely appreciated for its depth, engaging twists, and mature themes, distinguishing it from other monster-taming games. While some note a slow start, the story quickly builds momentum, weaving intricate cyber mysteries with emotional character arcs that keep players hooked and satisfied through both main and side quests.
Importance
27%
Enhanced Hacker's Memory Experience
Description
Many players specifically highlight 'Hacker's Memory' as an improved experience over the original 'Cyber Sleuth'. It offers a compelling parallel story with more developed characters, improved quality-of-life features (like faster movement), and a generally more polished narrative and gameplay, often leading to a deeply emotional conclusion.
Importance
22%
Excellent Value in Complete Edition
Description
The Complete Edition is widely praised for its exceptional value, bundling two full-length games ('Cyber Sleuth' and 'Hacker's Memory') with all DLC for a single price. This package provides over 100 hours of content, making it a highly recommended purchase, especially when on sale, and a 'must-buy' for fans.
Importance
19%
Memorable & Charismatic Characters
Description
The game's cast is frequently commended for being likable, well-developed, and memorable. Characters, even background ones, are described as charismatic and emotionally engaging, with distinct personalities and growth throughout the story, fostering player attachment and adding depth to the narrative.
Importance
10%
Appealing Anime Art Style & World
Description
Reviewers appreciate the game's vibrant anime art style, character designs, and overall aesthetic. This visual presentation, combined with a stylish cyberpunk world, effectively evokes nostalgia for the Digimon anime series and enhances the immersive experience, making battles and exploration visually engaging.
Importance
8%
Solid Soundtrack & Audio
Description
The game's soundtrack receives positive feedback, with many tracks described as excellent, enjoyable, and memorable. The music is noted for fitting the mood well, enhancing the overall atmosphere, and sometimes being worth listening to independently, adding to the game's appeal.
Importance
5%