Digimon World 2 (2000)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:Digimon World 2 is a dungeon crawler video game developed by BEC and published by Bandai for the PlayStation as part of their Digimon series. It is the sequel to the original Digimon World, and was released in Japan in July 2000 and North America the following year in May 2001. The player controls Akira, a Digimon Tamer whose goal is to climb to the top of the Digimon World.Show more
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This was the game I sunk by far the most time into out of all the Digimon game. It has a chill vibe with the most diverse attack sets out of all the Digimon games. So you can mix and match the main attacks of Digimon and put them on any others. A bit grindy, but I don't mind! A nice relaxing game with many customizing options
I played the whole game in Japanese trying to understand what i need to do, writing down the kanji and comparing it to find what some NPC wanted. Man i loved it, i didn't know why some of the digivolves went soo differently, but still it was so good.. You had to see how i didn't upgrade the engine for energy and was trying so hard with the small engine to finish a big level :D Good memories and a good game as well. Would love to play it again
I know is not everyone's favorite, but in my opinion is my favorite game of the World trilogy of the PS1 games, I personaly like this game and is one the I have trully finished 100% of it
Mystery Dungeon games became one of my fav genres, and Digimon World 2 was my first into this type of game. Of course, it was kinda hard for a kid back then, but I managed to understand the system and would love to replay it officially in a PC release!
this game was part of my life for a long long time, even nowadays, it deserves to be preserved as an art it is, even though the game is not perfect it is a timeless jewel and i would play it anyday of my life
Digimon World 2 was always my favorite of the classic Digimon games. Simple as that.
I always loved turn-based RPG. This and of course monster-catching were the main aspects that got me into Pokémon back in the day when it launched. But it was "trapped" in a tiny Gameboy screen only. Ok, we had Pokémon Stadium but it was only battles without the catching part so something was missing... and then came Digimon World 2, with a whole lot of exploration to do, a bunch of mons to catch and with my beloved turn-based battle system in it. It rocked my world back then!
You see, I'm a 90s kid, Pokémon and Digimon were franchises that were never rivals to me, but brothers that went on slightly different paths and coexisted pacifically in my heart.
Much like Digimon World 1 and 3, I spent a large chunk of my childhood playing this game and would spend a lot of time on completing the main campaign. This game, while not the best in the trilogy, still has a lot of fun memories for me be it the dungeon crawling experience, the music, the different Digimon to collect and so on. I would love to play this game again on GOG so I could be able to enjoy it on PC.
There are only 2 issues with this game:
1. The pacing. Battles take too long.
2. The digivolution mechanic is not well explained, so it's not clear why your digimon stop levelling at 14.
Fix these, and the game is great!
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