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Digimon World: Next Order - PlayStation 4

Platform : PlayStation 4 |
4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 998 ratings
PlayStation 4
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  • Over 200 Digimon from the animated series!
  • Choose between a male or female protagonist
  • For the first time ever in the series, explore the Digital World with not one, but TWO Digimon partners!
  • Your success in battles & the growth of your partners is totally dependent on you: Raise, train, feed, discipline, etc. in real-time to form strong bonds with your Digimon companions.
  • Evolved AI Battle System: Strong bonds with your partners is key - train your Digimon to excel in AI battles on their own.

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The Digi on World series returns to the West with Digi on World: Next Order! An all-new adventure & story awaits! The Digital World is in despair. Machinedramons are running rampant and causing utter chaos... the Digital World needs your help! Explore and traverse the Digital World to solve a Digi-mystery. Recruit faithful Digi on companions and meet friends along the way to help you on this epic journey. The Digital World is waiting for you... Or are you waiting for the Digital World?

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  • Akiyoshi Hongo, Toei Animation
  • Game 2017 BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc.

Digimon World: Next Order - PlayStation 4

Your fated return to the Digiworld!

The Digital World is in dispair. Machinedramons are running rampant and causing utter chaos.

Explore and traverse this mysterious universe, recruit faithful Digimon companions and save the DigiWorld from destruction!

  • Recruit and raise 2 DIGIMON at the same time!
  • New raising features to train your Digimon and form strong bonds with them
  • Evolved battle system - Exciting real-time battles where cooperation with your Digimon is the key
  • ExE Evolution - Fuse 2 Digimon together to create the most powerful monsters!

A new Digi'mystery is waiting for you!

-1 player

-14GB minimum save size

-DUALSHOCK 4 Vibration Function

-HD Video Output 720p,1080i,1080p

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4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
998 global ratings

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Customers like the quality and entertainment value of the game. They say it's a great adventure roll-playing game with top notch story and gameplay. They also say it’s captivating, great for nostalgia, and fun to explore. However, some find the complexity tedious and frustrating.

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62 customers mention53 positive9 negative

Customers like the quality of the game. They say the story and gameplay are top notch, the combat is simple and satisfying, and the levels are simple and colorful. Some customers feel the story is okay and slow paced. Overall, they say the game provides plenty of busy work and is much more accessible than its predecessor.

"...give you access to a lot of neat stuff at the city, it is a much more accessible game than its predecessor and at least makes the stat grinding more..." Read more

"...It had a decent amount of Digimon and long, decent (sometimes obvious) story...." Read more

"This game is so captivating and amazing, I have no idea why it's not getting the attention it rightfully deserves...." Read more

"...in general is pretty good, the Digimon look great, the special moves rarely get old to watch, and the EXE Digivolutions feel great to achieve mid-..." Read more

12 customers mention12 positive0 negative

Customers find the game captivating, great for nostalgia, and fun to explore. They say it makes them think and adds wonderful elements to the franchise. They also appreciate the wonderful bonuses for fans and the personal touch it brings to the game.

"...There are many wonderful bonuses for fans who have been there since the beginning, right down to remixed versions of the original soundtrack...." Read more

"This game is so captivating and amazing, I have no idea why it's not getting the attention it rightfully deserves...." Read more

"...It brings a very personal touch to the franchise that not all games have...." Read more

"...it's quick to get them back up to mega and very rewarding to see their personality and growth...." Read more

25 customers mention7 positive18 negative

Customers find the game tedious, frustrating, and inconsistent. They also say the story is simple-minded and challenging to get used to at first. Customers also mention that the game bungles its execution and involves a lot of waiting around.

"...While the story is inherently simple-minded ('good Digimon are being turned into bad Digimon, go save them'), even with the additional kids who help..." Read more

"...levelling however, much like its predecessor this game involves a lot of waiting around: waiting for your digimon to like you more, waiting for them..." Read more

"...Everything has been made easier but it is up to YOU to do the things you do...." Read more

"...Although it's not a perfect game -- being a little lacking in story, they are on the right track, and I can see them releasing more if they see the..." Read more

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5.0 out of 5 stars A very good game for long-time fans of Digimon
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Before you take in any of this, bear in mind that this game is aimed for fans of Digimon and/or Digimon World. As such, those unfamiliar with the game or television series may have a hard time enjoying the game.

Digimon World Next Order is a legitimate continuation of the story of the original Digimon World game, complete with almost all of the same mechanics of the old game with a bunch of new extra ones. It follows a Tamagotchi-style gameplay where you have to take care of your twin Digimon (originally you only had one partner) by feeding them, taking them to the toilet, training up their stats, and fighting other Digimon.

For people new to the Digimon World series, this is actually the first time a Digimon World game has not been in its own continuity and probably for the better (even if you don't necessarily need to know the old game's story to enjoy this one). While the story is inherently simple-minded ('good Digimon are being turned into bad Digimon, go save them'), even with the additional kids who help the city, it works in the game's favor in order to get you back into the gameplay. For those who enjoy the difficulty of the original, you might be a bit disappointed because the difficulty curve is slightly lower, something which will not be apparent to those new to the game. It's also much easier to grind for stats to go towards earning your partners' 'digivolutions' as you can upgrade the training gear and have very early access to foods that boost training.

In fact, Next Order seems to cry out 'greater accessibility', which to some people is good or bad. To me, it feels good at first and then quickly kind of dulls on me because it feels like there's too much gained at once. With the rush to make sure you have all of the extra stuff to do at the city, there comes a lack of additional new things afterward that is replaced with 'upgrading buildings' which is where the bad grind comes in of mining specific spots for handfuls of items at a time to go toward upgrades. This in itself can get tiring as you can only mine spots once a day, and plenty of them are in the midst of high-level enemies.

On the plus side, your character's Tamer level does more than just passively affect things: you earn points to put towards skills of a wide variety, including skills to boost stat training, max inventory, item mining, and even prolonging the life of your partners. This is probably the best part of the game as it opens the road to being able to play your character as you see fit, whether you focus on combat, care, item farming, or give it an even split which is only mildly difficult. These skills are actually pretty vital in some cases to getting on the fast track to better 'digivolutions' and in other cases will allow your partners more versatility in combat.

So, all in all, is Digimon World Next Order a good game? Yes. Despite the issues of rushing to give you access to a lot of neat stuff at the city, it is a much more accessible game than its predecessor and at least makes the stat grinding more bearable. However, it's definitely a game for the fans and not something for people who have never played Digimon, barely watched the show, or are too used to the way games like Pokemon play out. So long as you don't expect to be getting right back to earning iconic Digimon partners from the get-go, you won't be disappointed. Having said all that, if you're willing to give it a try despite not being a Digimon fan, then I suggest giving it a very fair chance and keeping in mind that difficulty is half the fun.

Side Note: For those who care, the game does have dual audio, which- before you groan- has a pretty good dub voice over going for it, including a lot of actors who voiced over the original Digimon show. The Japanese side isn't as interesting, though, as it has a lot of generic-sounding actors and the voice over isn't present for Digimon in-combat, only during dialog scenes.
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Another Block
5.0 out of 5 stars Loved the original
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Only played for 2 hours or so got my first set of champions and I'm loving this game I can't wait to see what all I can get into as I progress...sure hope they got the mini games
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Juan
5.0 out of 5 stars Works
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2023
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Son said it worked.
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A. mole
4.0 out of 5 stars Waiting for Godotmon
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Now, if you despised the first Digimon World game (or monster raising games in general) I... would still actually recommend you give this one a shot. Next Order largely dispenses with a lot of the technical and instructional frustrations that pop up in many of these franchises - not to say that it's going to hold your hand, even in Easy Mode. You and your friendship laser dinosaurs will still get kicked around by every eldritch internet abomination you come across in the beginning, but now you have several helpful illustrated graphs to assist you in overcoming your weaknesses and that allow you to clearly chart the development of your smiley-faced polyps into acid spewing death machines, with the game filling in evolutionary requirement blanks the closer your relationship to them grows. It's much more organic then the grindy zig-zag levelling from DW:O's sister game Cyber Sleuth, which required you to churn through every single evolutionary branch with all six of your party members until the bosses killed you slightly less than before. Unlike Cyber Sleuth's instant gratification levelling however, much like its predecessor this game involves a lot of waiting around: waiting for your digimon to like you more, waiting for them to evolve, waiting for them to die so they'll have better stats when you resurrect them, waiting for THOSE blobs to evolve, then die, and then evolve again (and again, and AGAIN) because you didn't have the right type combination for that one tricky boss or that one recruitment battle and you can't forward the storyline until you get it EXACTLY RIGHT. This wouldn't be an issue if there were more non-battle based activities to do in the mean time but all you can really do is run back and forth from the training hall until somebody croaks and you start the process over again, desperately hoping for something to stick. It can pull quite a violent stop to the overall flow of the story when you have to spend several in-game weeks foraging and training while your stock anime friends are trying to hold off a reality warping mecha-dragon in the background.
Next Order's translation job (comparatively and infamously poor in Cyber Sleuth) is at least "children's Saturday morning cartoon" grade here along with the music and voice acting, although the characters speaking those well-translated lines lack the definitively goofy charm of the latter's supporting cast - I find myself dearly missing Nokia Shiramine's passionate tirades while I shepherd Anxious Booby Nii-Chan and The Low-Esteem Karate Kid through another understated emotional crisis - though the storyline at least follows their emotional development consistently instead of shelving them for several chapters and then whipping them out like a bottle of fine champagne once you've completely forgotten what they're upset about.
Putting aside nostalgia for the show there are a few wrinkles here and there, but this is everything I wanted and expected from an objectively "good" Digimon game, and I couldn't be happier.
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Kyle
5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible! Support this official release!
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
This is a fantastic game with a lot of heart. I'm so glad and thankful they decided to bring this over with an English dub cast! I love that I'm able to have new memories filled with these games.

I'm currently still on Chapter 1 (20 hours in, though), and can say that this game is very addictive, deep, and difficult. I am playing on Normal difficulty at the moment. I would drop it, but I've heard that Easy only affects the stats it takes to get digivolutions.

Please purchase this if you love Digimon. Although it's not a perfect game -- being a little lacking in story, they are on the right track, and I can see them releasing more if they see the support.

Also, please release a Digimon World 3 remake or sequel! I know the Bandai Namco US doesn't have too much say in the matter, but that entire world, characters, and music is so memorable. A revised Cyber Sleuth battle system with everything else World 3 had would be incredible. Also, making (unique anime-type based) digivices relevant and the reintroduction of crests and cards would be amazing. That was always a big standout to me growing up with seasons 1-3.
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Gabriel Schutt
5.0 out of 5 stars Impecável
Reviewed in Brazil on March 22, 2021
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Chegou perfeitamente embalado, sem nenhum arranhão, a mídia original lacrada. Maravilhoso.
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Cliente de Amazon
5.0 out of 5 stars juegazo!!! no lo puedo dejar de jugar
Reviewed in Mexico on August 28, 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
yo juegue mucho el digimon world 1 para el psone, fue para mi uno de los mejores de la consola, este para el ps4 es buenisimo me regreso a esas epocas en las que era niño y jugaba la primer version, tal vez la camara en los combates es lo unico que no me gusta de ahi en fuera todo cumple con una calificacion de 1 a 10 en sonido, graficos, gameplay, originalidad con 8.5
la camara en combates es lo unico que sacaria 7
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T V
5.0 out of 5 stars Thanks Amazon for honouring the Pre-Order Bonus!
Reviewed in Canada on February 2, 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Thank you Amazon for working with me to give me the Pre-order bonus as promised. Took a few days and emails to Namco and Amazon but I finally received it! :D Also as for the game. Its actually really good! The battling and premise is so different from cyber sleuth but feels harder. It reminds me a lot of the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon games. Learning the battle phases was interesting but now that I understand that the game is going much better. The digimon can be annoying with their constant hungriness and needing to use the washroom, but they are like pets so I love it and cannot wait to see what else happens.
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Christian
5.0 out of 5 stars Great digimon game
Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2019
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
This is the digimon game that I wanted since watching the anime. I can see why someone might find it boring but it's perfect for me. If you like digimon, give it a try. I even found Digimon World 1 too complex; this is what I wanted Digimon World 1 to be.
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Alejandro
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente juego
Reviewed in Mexico on July 29, 2018
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Tenía un poco de incertidumbre cuando compré este juego, no sabía si realmente sería tan bueno como vi en las reviews ( al ser un juego relativamente poco conocido, tuve que buscar en los comentarios de la gente) y la verdad es que estoy satisfecho. Lo compré a mitad de precio y la verdad es que desquita su precio, son varias horas de juego y tiene muy buena re-jugabilidad.
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