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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Platform
- Nintendo Switch
- Edition
- Standard
- Dimensions
- 0.44 x 4.13 x 6.63 in; 3.2 oz
- Weight
- 3.2 oz
- Release date
- July 29, 2022
- Type of item
- Video Game
Features 4
- RICH VISUAL NOVEL EXPERIENCE - Unfold a dark tale about friendship and survival that is jam-packed with exciting drama, a unique cast of characters, and potentially grim choices
- A MYSTERIOUS WORLD - Explore otherworldly areas filled with hidden secrets and Digimon to recruit
- THE POWER IS YOURS - Your choices affect gameplay - your bond with other NPCs, your Digimon's evolution, and the outcome of your adventure
- THRILLING & STRATEGIC GAMEPLAY - Persuade your opponents to join your team and evolve them to fight alongside you in thrilling turn-based battles
Description
An Unexpected Adventure Awaits… Digimon Survive presents a hybrid visual novel and tactical RPG set in a mysterious world filled with dangerous monsters and deadly battles that will test your ability to survive. After getting lost on a school trip, Takuma Momozuka finds himself transported to a world inhabited by ferocious foes and new allies. Join Takuma and his friends as they fight their way back home. Craft your story in this thrilling visual novel with turn-based combat.
Specs 8
| Release date | July 29, 2022 |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 0.44 x 4.13 x 6.63 inches; 3.2 ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Language | English |
| Rated | Teen |
| Item model number | 84014 |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Bandai Namco |
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Really surprising but great Digimon game!
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
I've been anticipating this game since the moment it was announced, delays and all, and I'm not disappointed at all. I'm pretty far into the game and I'll give my impressions of it so far. I'll update this review after finishing the game, but I'm optimistic that my opinion of it will be higher when that happens. So let's get a major point out of the way: this is largely a "visual novel" game. For those unfamiliar, that means it's heavily story-based with a ton of dialogue and text to read/listen to (partially voiced, Japanese only). You'll have some control of who you talk to and where to go, but it'll be through more "point and click" actions and menus. And you'll make significant decisions that impact gameplay and/or story. Speaking of the story, it's surprisingly mature and dark for a Digimon game. Horror and thriller elements abound. The name is relevant, as survival is a huge overtone for the game's theme and story. So in addition to being a visual novel, this is a a SRPG/TRPG (strategy RPG/tactical RPG). There are combat segments to the game where your Digimon fight others on a grid-based area with turn-based play. You have your main partners, which can evolve, and you can "capture" other Digimon in encounters in a Persona or Shin Megami Tensei style, where you speak to the Digimon, answer their questions, and then ask them to join you if you answer well according to their personality. Game as a whole really reminds me of SMT: Devil Survivor, which is a huge plus for me and anyone else who likes that. The graphics aren't AAA, but are still beautiful and stylistic. I really enjoy the characters and the backgrounds, but they may not be everyone's cup of tea. Honestly I really love the game so far, and I recommend anyone on the fence to give it a try. Like I said I'll update this review with my final thoughts, but still. Give this a try! Update: I finished my first playthrough in about 30 hours, and still gotta say this was a really good game. Not perfect, but still great if you're okay with visual novels with gameplay elements. If you don't like visual novels, then watch a little footage of it online first as this might not be for you. Only negative I'll give is that the combat is pretty simplistic and honestly a little too easy, even on the hardest difficulty. It wasn't bad - I've played bad before, but that part could've been better.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2022 by Sarekov
Great game!
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Excellent. As described. Great game. Recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by Daniel Fabara Torres
Early Release?
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Received the game 3 days earlier than expected. I've never played a Digimon title before, but I really enjoy tactical RPGs. The visual novel aspect is interesting; some of your choices affect Takuma's (main character) Affinity with the other human characters which can help randomly in battle. Other choices may increase Karma (Wrath, Moral, or Harmony) which effect what Agumon evolves into (I got Tyrannomon) as well as how the story plays out. Not sure if it only effects the ending or other story-related parts. You can also save pretty much anywhere, even before making choices, to make sure you pick the choice you want. Recruiting Digimon can be a hassle, but rather simple. During battle, you can "Talk" to an enemy Digimon, it will say or do something, and you respond back between 4 different answers. A 6-segmented bar appears above the Digimon that will increase or decrease based on your decisions. Two will decrease the bar, and the other two will increase it by one or two. Once it gets halfway, you have the choice of either asking for an item or recruiting it, but attempting to recruit has a percentage. Some will have a higher chance than others (some as low as 16%), but you can retry the battle over and over. Depending on luck, it may take some time to recruit some Champion or higher evolutions. Overall, the game is not perfect, but if you enjoy tactical RPGs, you may enjoy this game, even if you're not a fan of Digimon and find visual novels boring. If reading is not your "cup of tea", then this may not be the title for you. EDIT: There are a few things that I forgot to mention. The voice-over language is only Japanese, however the text is in English. I have noticed quite a few typos/errors early on as well. Not sure if they have patched them out yet, though. And, definitely the most important thing I left out, are the more mature themes. The most constant themes are fear and death. There is also constant swearing throughout, though it is mostly the "D"-word. There's also an occasional "A"-word, and, at least once, the "S"-word. So, if you're an adult getting this for your kid thinking this is another Pokemon kid-friendly game, it is not. I know this is a lot to read, but thanks for taking the time to read my whole review on this game!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2022 by D-Rock
A Great Digimon Story but the Fighting is Lackluster
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
I've been a fan of the Digimon games since Digimon World on the PS1. Right on up through Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth and Digimon World: Next Order. And I was glad to see this game finally come out despite every delay thrown in its way. For newcomers to the Digimon franchise, it's a good starting point. Little previous knowledge is required to enjoy this game, though don't make the mistake of thinking it's anything like Pokemon. You will get your socks knocked off in that regard. This story is DARK. Depressing. Beautiful artwork and a haunting soundtrack do a wonderful job of driving home the point of how dire the kids' situation is in this game. I've played through 2 of the 4 available endings and they are definite gut-punches, though in a good way if you appreciate that kind of thing. For those who are familiar with the Digimon franchise and particularly the games: THIS IS NOT WORLD. It is not a Digimon World game in any way, shape or form. It's more akin to the Cyber Sleuth series where it's primarily dialogue with some combat peppered in. And that is where the game falters and lost a star from me. The combat...kind of blows. The visual novel is excellent, if you like visual novels. The dialogue choices can be a bit misleading, but you'll quickly notice a pattern of how to reply in regards to the karma system, so it's simplistic at the same time. You can always save before you make a choice and restart if you don't get the reaction you wanted, which I found myself doing quite a bit. The combat in this game is a total drag. It's a turn-based tactical RPG in the same vein as something like Fire Emblem. The sprites are beautifully drawn and the maps are nice, but man, does the combat SLOG. I found myself dialing down the difficulty, not because the game is hard, but because I wanted to blitz through the fights to get back to the story. The battles in this game are just plain boring and really drag it down. It's also fairly obvious the translation was either rushed or careless with some misspellings, wonky phrasing and pronoun switching. I also wish it was dubbed, but understand why they didn't and the Japanese VAs do a very good job even though I admittedly don't understand much Japanese. It's not unpleasant to listen to. That said, if you like Digimon and can deal with 1-2 boring ass fights per section, then the story is very much worth it. If you're in it for the battles, I would look elsewhere. These fights are honestly neither fun nor challenging. Dialing up the difficulty, I feel like just gives the enemy more HP and does nothing in terms of the computer's intelligence.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022 by Gabrielle D. Green
Easily my favorite Digimon game!
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
I've played many of the Digimon games that have been released in the U.S. and this one is by far my favorite! Cons: Bandai is usually pretty sloppy when it comes to Localizations, and it's very apparent in this game, but for the most part, context clues do help whenever there is a funky Localization. There are parts in the story, particularly in the first half that definitely drag on more than they need to, particularly Part 5. Pros: The character artwork is top notch and I absolutely adore the character animations and the Voice Work is probably the best I've heard in anything! The voice direction in this game is stellar all around and I can't say I've heard anything that sounded canned or bad in general. While there aren't a lot of Digimon in this game, I'd say each sprite/model is well done, and looks clean in the over world battles. As for the battles, they kept them very simple and unlike other Digimon games, there's no convoluted evolution requirements nor did I feel like I had to grind just to be on par with the boss fights, the game is incredibly fair in terms of boss fights as long as you play strategically. I'm currently on my third playthrough and I'm very glad they allow you to skip Dialogue you've already heard, while acknowledging dialogue you haven't seen yet by stopping the skip function just for those moments. The Digimon Survive cast is probably my favorite in the Franchise and I would love to see more content of them in the future. Would absolutely love more Survive style games in the future as long as there's some tweaks and general QOL to the games.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2022 by Joobs
[I would recommend] Great game
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
I randomly saw a game review on this game on YouTube and decided to grab one for myself. Let me tell you, the plot does not disappoint.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by Tim
Boring even by budget VN standards
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
It’s nice to look at for sure. The animations and graphics are fantastic for a VN. The sound effects are off and the gameplay and story, while initially intriguing, are just dull. I wanted to like it because I love digimon and I’m an avid reader so I was ok with VN. But beyond aesthetics this is simply not a good vn or strategy game. I would say overall it’s a passable or decent game. Not the worst I’ve ever played but not as great as I’d heard before I bought it. I think 5 star reviewers are grossly overselling the game and of course 1 star are being overly harsh. This seems to be a new trend with people reviewing where a game is either a "masterpiece", "best in the series", or "trash", with no in between. A 3 star is still good and if the game were $40 instead I'd probably be less disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2022 by PurlJam
No complaints
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Edition: Standard
Bought as a gift! Daughter was happy with it
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026 by Jim Maggs