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Digimon World

by Bandai, Flying Tiger Developments·published by Bandai

28 January 1999T16
PCWindowsPlayStationPS1

Reader score

6.5/ 10

26 votes

How long to beat

only 1 report

32h

Rushed

main story only

46h

Normally

story and some extras

110h

Completionist

everything in it

Where to get it

Community

Trailer

About

You're a young boy who loved playing with the Digimon virtual pet with his friends after school. One day after he came home, his virtual pet started to glow and then all of a sudden he gets sucked in. You land in a place called the Digital World and you meet the leader Jijimon and your Digimon partner (either Agumon or Gabumon). Then, Jijimon explains to you the crisis that a terrible force has disrupted the island and you have to stop it.You have to raise your Digimon by feeding it, training it, fighting, putting it to sleep, taking care of illness and exhaustion and going to the toilet.

You have to restore the island by fighting digimon and letting them join the city. Your main objective is to make it to Infinity Mountain and the real enemy, Machinedramon! Since you can only go to the Ultimate level you have to have strategy to win the fight. Do you have the strength and skill to defeat this almost foe?

Ways to play

Modes

Single player

Perspective

Third person

Mods

Digimon World Vice

Ported as

Digimon World

Game details

Business Model

Commercial

Media Type

CD-ROM

Screen Orientation

Landscape

Input Devices Supported/Optional

Keyboard

Additional Hardware Required

3D Accelerator

Additional Hardware Supported

3D Accelerator

Multiplayer Options

Same/Split-Screen

System requirements

Min. OS Class Required

Windows 98

Min. DirectX Version Required

DirectX 8.1

Video Modes Supported

Full screen, Window

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Facts

Publisher

Bandai

Released

28 January 1999

Platforms

PCWindowsPlayStationPS1

Age ratings

ESRBT

Standing

Top 26% by visits

Tags

1st-personLicensed