#DIGIMON WORLD 2 REVIEW UPGRADE#
It's also possible to upgrade and customize your Digi-Beetle with better defense and support capabilities. You begin the game with a single Digimon, but as you progress you can find and tame more monsters, trade them, and merge them. As an aspiring Digimon Tamer, you travel the world in your Digi-Beetle and adventure through simple dungeons, subduing wild Digimon and ending their depredations. Gameplay If you've played something like Chocobo's Dungeon 2 or Torneko: The Last Hope (or Nethack, for that matter), Digimon World 2's structure should be fairly familiar to you. Digimon World 2 doesn't take any remarkable advantage of the console it's appearing on, and in fact lacks any of the speed and portability that makes the handheld specimens of this genre so appealing.
#DIGIMON WORLD 2 REVIEW SERIES#
Digimon World 2, in contrast, features far more self-sufficient monsters, and presents more traditional RPG challenges: exploration, combat, character development, and so on.īut is this a good RPG? If you're of the Famitsoid coterie that considers the Mysterious Dungeon series one of God's finest gifts to videogaming, yes. The first game had much more in common with Bandai's last monster-raising phenomenon, Tamagotchi - raising, nurturing, and looking after your little beasts took up the lion's share of your time. The first thing to recognize about Digimon World 2 is that it is in fact very little like the original Digimon World. However, time is short and other matters press, and so Digimon World 2 must receive a somewhat more businesslike assessment.
Normally, this review would begin with various comments on the originality (or lack thereof) of the Digimon property.
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