Top 5 best Digimon games

Which of the many fantastic games that Digimon has produced throughout the years are worth your time to play? Unfortunately, even though the Digimon video games began as virtual pets a la Tamagotchi, none of them became as popular as their major rival Pokémon. It's unfortunate because the Digimon franchise has produced several enduring video games. From the PlayStation 1's initial Digimon World titles to the PlayStation 5's Digimon Survive, the franchise has never ceased making excellent games, and we will be ranking the top five.

5. Digimon World: Next Order

The franchise's interpretation of the open-world genre is Digimon World: Next Order. Next Order includes dynamic graphics and incorporates elements of traditional RPGs. You take on the role of one of the two playable protagonists who go lost in the virtual world. On their trip over the unfamiliar new world where they find themselves abandoned, the characters choose a Digimon companion. On your journeys, you can team up with different Digimon. Digimon combat takes place in circular fighting arenas where each partner is free to move. The game, which was globally released on the PlayStation 4 in 2017, has a ton of content, and the vast globe makes it simple to get lost.

4. Digimon World 3

Although popular among fans of the Digimon franchise, the Digimon World games on the original PlayStation have not held up well over time. Even Digimon World 3, the best game in the series, has sluggish gameplay controls. Digimon World 3 still has a lot of charm, making it a timeless title. An RPG called Digimon World 3 has a plot about regular kids who are sucked into a Digimon MMORPG. To assist them in traveling home, the youngsters team up with the Digimon from the shows and video games. In contrast to Pokémon, Digimon World 3 offers a darker story and excellent production. Although it might not be for everyone, Digimon World 3 is undoubtedly for the fanatics.

3. Digimon World DS

The franchise's most Pokémon-like game to date is Digimon World DS. You play a Digimon Tamer in World DS who explores the Digital World and gathers various Digimon partners. Turn-based combat is used in the game's battles, and Digimon can be traded using the DS's wi-fi connectivity. However, unlike in Pokémon, war isn't one-on-one. Instead, your entire squad engages in action with the adversary under your total control. The fighting mechanic in Digimon World DS is entertaining to experiment with and is distinct enough from Pokémon's battle system to avoid feeling like a ripoff.

2. Digimon World Dawn and Dusk

RPG follow-ups to World DS include Digimon World Dawn and Dusk on the Nintendo DS. With a few minor plot differences, Dawn and Dusk were each released as standalone games. In other words, compared to Digimon World DS, Dawn and Dusk are more Pokémon-like. With richer graphics and more polished gameplay, Dawn and Dusk is a more advanced version of the World DS. The mystery of Digimon mysteriously changing back into Digi-eggs makes the plot more intriguing. These games are among the last of the bygone era of 2D sprite animation and frequently place highly on fans' lists of their favorite Digimon games.

1. Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition

The gameplay model introduced in Digimon World DS naturally evolved into Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth and its follow-up, Hacker's Memory. After spending several years in obscurity, Digimon was reintroduced to the public's attention in 2015 with the global release of the first Cyber Sleuth on the PlayStation 4. Fans of Digimon will recognize the mysterious backstory in the RPG game's plot, which also features characters from the anime's Royal Knights. You can collect over 200 Digimon in Cyber Sleuth, including well-known fan favorites and long-forgotten historical creatures. The plot of Hacker's Memory is essentially the same, except it focuses more on the protagonist's quest to recover their stolen account.

Both games have vibrant graphics and responsive RPG controls. The Digimon games don't seem like they cost much money, but they act and look right. The video games were a big hit with the general public and brought about a brief revival of Digimon. Both fans and non-fans love the games' compelling stories and intriguing collecting features. Check out Cyber Sleuth and Hacker's Memory while they're now discounted when purchased together. These are the top Digimon video games available.