Digimon World: Dusk

Game Details:

The game's story unfolds amidst a crisis in the Digital World, where numerous Digimon are thrown into chaos by a mysterious virus. As members of the Night Troop, players must explore various areas to uncover the cause and resolve the crisis. The battle system is a classic turn-based system, with each Digimon possessing unique skills and attributes. Players can gain experience and evolve their Digimon through battles. Unlike the Dawn version, the Dusk version features different story perspectives, starting Digimon, and types of monsters to capture, making it suitable for players who want to experience a different perspective. The game also supports local wireless battles and exchanges, adding to the fun of interacting with friends.

Editor's Recommendation:

If you enjoy a combination of collection, nurturing, and strategy gameplay, "Digimon World: Dusk" is a great choice. It not only continues the series' training and evolution system but also provides players with another complete story route, offering an experience completely different from the Dawn version. The rich variety of Digimon types and diverse evolution branches allow you to repeatedly try different team combinations. The game has a moderate pace, being both challenging and fun, especially suitable for players who enjoy exploration and nurturing. Whether progressing through the story solo or exchanging battles with friends, you can feel the strong Digimon sentiment.

Game Guide:

In "Digimon World: Dusk," properly training your team is key to clearing the game. It is recommended to choose Digimon with both output and support abilities as your main force in the early stages, such as the initial dragon-type and beast-type Digimon, which have balanced attributes and fast growth. By repeatedly battling low-level enemies, you can quickly accumulate experience points, while also ensuring team members take turns in battles to avoid excessive level gaps.

In terms of evolution, the route should be determined based on battle needs. For example, if you need high-speed first attacks, you can prioritize training bird-type or small dragon-type evolution lines; if you need to take damage, choose the high-defense beast-type or mechanical-type routes. Some evolutions require specific conditions, such as the friendship level of specific Digimon, specific equipment, or battle counts, so planning your training plan in advance is particularly important. In the mid to late stages, you can repeatedly de-evolve and re-evolve to farm stats, creating an all-around team and laying the foundation for the final boss battle.