Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth — FAQ

Yes — it reviewed around 76 on Metacritic and is widely recommended as the best modern Digimon RPG to start with. Deep monster-collecting and a stylish story; its main weakness is repetitive dungeons. See our review.

The Complete Edition bundles both Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth and its sequel, Hacker's Memory, on Nintendo Switch and PC. It's the best-value way to play. See Release Date & Platforms.

There are 341 Digimon across both games, each with base stats and evolution routes — browse them in the Digidex.

PS Vita and PS4 (original), and Nintendo Switch and PC via the Complete Edition. There is no Xbox version.

Yes — the Complete Edition (with Hacker's Memory) launched on Switch and PC on October 18, 2019.

You can freely digivolve and de-digivolve any Digimon as long as it meets the target's Level, stat, ABI and Camaraderie requirements. De-digivolving and re-raising boosts ABI so you can reach stronger forms — see the Digivolution Guide.

Palmon, Terriermon or Hagurumon. Palmon (→ Rosemon) is the classic pick, but it barely matters — you can turn any Digimon into almost any other. See Starters.

A triangle: Vaccine beats Virus, Virus beats Data, and Data beats Vaccine — on top of elemental weaknesses (Fire, Water, and so on). Bring attackers that match each boss's weakness.

Around 40–50 hours for the main story, and roughly double that if you also play Hacker's Memory in the Complete Edition.

Fight wild Digimon to raise their scan percentage; at 100%+ you can convert them into a usable Digimon. Scanning widely is how you build your roster.