Exactly What It Needs To Be
This game does not deserve to be review Bombed! Stop it.
It’s a great Idle game with a blast of nostalgia. Awesome “buddy” characters and fun upgrade progression. Also, The devs have been doing a good job with bug fixes as well as new features.
4.7 stars out of 5.
It’s a great Idle game with a blast of nostalgia. Awesome “buddy” characters and fun upgrade progression. Also, The devs have been doing a good job with bug fixes as well as new features.
4.7 stars out of 5.
just a time waste
been playing a few weeks now n honestly i have no idea what the point is other than literally wasting my own time. other than that glad to see a new digimon game even if it is meh. i just play this when my other games are out of energy. 2/5
Its not all that bad
The game isnt as bad as people say it is, its one of those games you do your stuff in and then put down for the day and pick it up tomorrow, the devs are starting to listen and do much better, ive been having a lot of fun playing this game on the side with other games, I think its a pretty fun little side passtime! (:
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Matt and metalgarurumkn
If we don’t pay to draw in 13 days they leave and we all don’t even get one pity draw smh ofc when my fav characters implemented I can’t receive him because of money smh
Hope to see more improvements
The concept is 10/10 but it’s a bit lackluster still fun though
Pretty fun
Not sure why so many ppl say it’s P2W I play it as a DIGIMON fan and it’s a good idle game and I haven’t spent a penny. I think it’s not the most skilled game but it is 100% fun to pass time and raise some mons. Do some battles and keep busy.
Always maintenance break
This game always have maintenance break . no new contents and very boring.
DIGIMON UP – Suchtfaktor vorhanden, aber leider sehr eintönig
DIGIMON UP macht durchaus Spaß und hat definitiv einen gewissen Suchtfaktor – das muss man dem Spiel lassen. Es erinnert stark an ein Digimon-Tamagotchi, und wenn man genau das erwartet, wird man wahrscheinlich auch nicht enttäuscht sein.
Trotzdem gibt es einige Punkte, die mich stören. Wenn man beispielsweise ein Digimon bis Level 99 hochlevelt und danach ein anderes Digimon anfängt zu trainieren, hätte ich erwartet, dass das neue Digimon zumindest einen Bonus oder bessere Stats durch das vorherige Digimon bekommt. Leider bekommt man davon überhaupt nichts. Das fühlt sich etwas enttäuschend an, weil das Leveln des vorherigen Digimons dadurch keinen wirklichen langfristigen Nutzen hat.
Außerdem wird das Spiel mit der Zeit ziemlich eintönig. Im Hintergrund läuft die Stage automatisch weiter, und sobald man einmal alle Stages durchgespielt hat, beginnt das Ganze wieder von vorne. Dadurch fehlt mir auf Dauer etwas Abwechslung und Motivation, weiterzuspielen.
Ich verstehe aber, dass DIGIMON UP bewusst wie ein Digimon-Tamagotchi aufgebaut ist. Deshalb sollte man vielleicht auch nicht zu viel von einem komplexen RPG erwarten. Für zwischendurch ist das Spiel wirklich nett, und der Wunsch, „nur noch kurz“ das nächste Level oder Digimon zu erreichen, kann überraschend süchtig machen.
Fazit: Ein simples und unterhaltsames Digimon-Spiel mit einem starken Suchtfaktor, aber leider wenig Abwechslung und ohne wirklich sinnvolle Fortschrittsmechanik zwischen den Digimon. Wenn man ein digitales Tamagotchi mit Digimon-Feeling sucht, kann man seinen Spaß damit haben. Wer allerdings mehr Tiefe, Abwechslung und langfristige Belohnungen erwartet, könnte schnell gelangweilt sein.
Trotzdem gibt es einige Punkte, die mich stören. Wenn man beispielsweise ein Digimon bis Level 99 hochlevelt und danach ein anderes Digimon anfängt zu trainieren, hätte ich erwartet, dass das neue Digimon zumindest einen Bonus oder bessere Stats durch das vorherige Digimon bekommt. Leider bekommt man davon überhaupt nichts. Das fühlt sich etwas enttäuschend an, weil das Leveln des vorherigen Digimons dadurch keinen wirklichen langfristigen Nutzen hat.
Außerdem wird das Spiel mit der Zeit ziemlich eintönig. Im Hintergrund läuft die Stage automatisch weiter, und sobald man einmal alle Stages durchgespielt hat, beginnt das Ganze wieder von vorne. Dadurch fehlt mir auf Dauer etwas Abwechslung und Motivation, weiterzuspielen.
Ich verstehe aber, dass DIGIMON UP bewusst wie ein Digimon-Tamagotchi aufgebaut ist. Deshalb sollte man vielleicht auch nicht zu viel von einem komplexen RPG erwarten. Für zwischendurch ist das Spiel wirklich nett, und der Wunsch, „nur noch kurz“ das nächste Level oder Digimon zu erreichen, kann überraschend süchtig machen.
Fazit: Ein simples und unterhaltsames Digimon-Spiel mit einem starken Suchtfaktor, aber leider wenig Abwechslung und ohne wirklich sinnvolle Fortschrittsmechanik zwischen den Digimon. Wenn man ein digitales Tamagotchi mit Digimon-Feeling sucht, kann man seinen Spaß damit haben. Wer allerdings mehr Tiefe, Abwechslung und langfristige Belohnungen erwartet, könnte schnell gelangweilt sein.
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Stale gameplay
The game is a nice novelty to kill time but ultimately overtime it becomes very stale and repetitive. You have so much free resources, but you can only use enough for one draw a day and that’s about it so you end up with a ton of the free resources and if you want additional draws, you have to pay money. Not to mention, you will never run out of tickets for equipment draws, and it takes forever to go through them. After a while, you will hit a time based wall that prevents you from doing any other missions because you have to wait for reset on dungeon tickets and it’s an endless cycle of the same missions over and over and over Again. Game doesn’t really respect your time with any kind of new content. There really isn’t diversity when it comes to teambuilding. Partner Digimon doesn’t mean much because once you hit level 99 you can just raise another one, but it doesn’t change your stats. This game almost has no point to really play for a long period of time. I’ve been playing for about three weeks now and it’s the same thing every single day. The events don’t really do anything with the gameplay and just has random mini games for you to earn more resources that you won’t ever run through. Even leaving my game open all night long. I still don’t run out of tickets. I will probably uninstall now that I’ve given this a few weeks. I don’t recommend anyone pick this up because it doesn’t really have any kind of customization when it comes to the teams. This game had a lot of potential but unfortunately there really isn’t any diversity when it comes to the content. I also feel like the game is always having random maintenance, but there really isn’t anything new that comes out afterwards.
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Vide
Strictement aucun intérêt… c’est fade, vide… a part regarder son téléphone et laisser la batterie se vider, je ne vois pas le but du jeu. Les combats n’ont rien de stratégique. Vraiment non… ne mettez aucun €uro dans ce jeu !
Won’t load
Game refuses to load, everything is updated but hasn’t been able to load since last “update” been a week. Help?
Avantage les joueur Androïde
Si tu n’as pas jouer, Andro Android à fuir, il y a eu un bug de connexion sur ce jeu pour les joueurs à Android et à le retour ont pu récupérer une récompense de compensation si abusé que les joueurs Android ont une avance d’au moins 4-5 jours sur les joueurs iOS, il ne semble pas qu’ils aient envie de régler le problème, puisque cela fait déjà une semaine que ça dure. Lorsque tu écris au support pour avoir une réponse là-dessus, silence radio complet, je vous partage en expérience car j’étais et je dis bien, j’étais le premier de mon Serveur mais depuis je fais partie du bas de tableau, grâce à ces récompenses abusif pour joueur Android là j’attends encore 24 heures soit à la prochaine mise à jour et si le problème n’est pas réglé. Ciao le jeu
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Above a 3/5 is absurd
It just isn’t worth it, but it isn’t a misery.
It’s simple and harmless idle game bs, but it’s so not anything above a 3 star rating.
Also buggy in tedious little ways, idk how you keep breaking one basic boss fight in something so shallow but my god you keep doing it.
If you like idles and digimon, it’s there for you.
But this is not ‘amazing’ in any way nor is it worth more than 3 stars like others weirdly claim, even as a digimon fan.
It’s simple and harmless idle game bs, but it’s so not anything above a 3 star rating.
Also buggy in tedious little ways, idk how you keep breaking one basic boss fight in something so shallow but my god you keep doing it.
If you like idles and digimon, it’s there for you.
But this is not ‘amazing’ in any way nor is it worth more than 3 stars like others weirdly claim, even as a digimon fan.
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Dommage
Le jeu est super sauf que le stagiaire a pris le contrôle du jeu 2 fois ça récompense les gens sur android mais pas les gens sur ios où pour quelque personne dont j’en fait parti du coup j’ai un tel retard alors que je suis un gros cash player à fuir en tout cas pour l’instant sauf si le problème est résolu
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Just look at Digimon pictures instead
The only thing people in game talk about enjoying is the character sprites, and even many of those are dull and silly. This game has no effort put into balancing, tutorials, pacing, atmosphere, story, upkeep. The only effort I can earnestly give them credit for is fixing game breaking bugs that they released the game with. And even then, to fix them they take down the servers and make you unable to even play the game for hours at random times. The game is based on a system where you need to do daily activities in order to keep up with the crowd and if you miss out, you are permanently behind. The developers know that no matter how poor this game plays, they will make tons of money from all the people who gamble their money or their parents money away. I am an idiot that spent around $30 and way too much dedicated time on this game and I regret every bit. Deleting this app is like cutting a toxic friend out of your life, it’s nothing but relief.
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Not much of a game
AFK game, animations are good but there’s no substance or gameplay whatsoever. A major disappointment for Digimon fans.
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iOS vs android
The over compensation for android and lack of fairness made me quit
Miserable to play
The biggest issue: This game has gone down for maintenance about every other night for a week because of massive, game-breaking issues that are introduced every maintenance. The PVP system (which is already broken beyond belief) now heavily favors the players who were locked out for a full day (due to a major bug introduced during maintenance) because they were compensated an insane number of rewards during a subsequent maintenance by accident, allowing them to rocket ahead of other players on their server. Yet another maintenance is scheduled for several days from now (why do we need maintenance for compensation? your guess is as good as mine) to compensate the other players in order to make up the difference. (Edit: They messed up the compensation and distributed it exclusively to people who were already unfairly compensated, leaving iOS users with nothing once again. This comes after a 4 hour extended maintenance. We are over a week behind other players in terms of progress now. If I could leave zero stars, I would.)
Aside from the horrible technical management of the game, this game just isn’t fun to play. It’s an idle game that you have to babysit for upwards of 8 hours a day just to make minimal progress towards goals that demand an insane amount of progress. The tamer rank goals also require you to use a massive amount of the resources that are awarded daily, so while you wait weeks to raise your tamer rank, you’re better off saving those resources for the next tamer rank instead of spending them and making any progress in the game. The exploration minigame is tedious and buggy. Most of the game in general is tedious and buggy.
I wanted to like this game, and in general I do like these kinds of games, but I’ll be telling my friends to avoid this one. I’d be embarrassed to release a game in this state, and I’d be even more embarrassed to repeatedly fail to address its myriad issues despite taking it down for maintenance (for several hours at a time!) more times than I can count since its release. Do yourself a favor and skip this one.
Aside from the horrible technical management of the game, this game just isn’t fun to play. It’s an idle game that you have to babysit for upwards of 8 hours a day just to make minimal progress towards goals that demand an insane amount of progress. The tamer rank goals also require you to use a massive amount of the resources that are awarded daily, so while you wait weeks to raise your tamer rank, you’re better off saving those resources for the next tamer rank instead of spending them and making any progress in the game. The exploration minigame is tedious and buggy. Most of the game in general is tedious and buggy.
I wanted to like this game, and in general I do like these kinds of games, but I’ll be telling my friends to avoid this one. I’d be embarrassed to release a game in this state, and I’d be even more embarrassed to repeatedly fail to address its myriad issues despite taking it down for maintenance (for several hours at a time!) more times than I can count since its release. Do yourself a favor and skip this one.
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Digimon deserves considerably better than this.
I paid for the ad removal in DIGIMON UP, and I regret giving this game money.
Calling DIGIMON UP a “Monster-raising RPG” feels incredibly generous. Your Digimon often feel less like creatures you’re actually raising and more like attractive Digimon skins attached to a progression spreadsheet. Combat is largely automated. PvP is automated. Progress is buried under currencies, timers, tickets, passes, daily limits and arbitrary unlock requirements. Even systems that seem perfectly suited to an idle game frequently require you to come back and babysit them.
Then there are the ads.
I actually PAID to remove them, which makes what has happened since launch considerably harder to swallow. The permanent ad removal purchase isn’t even properly account wide across servers. If you discover that the game placed you on a different server from your friends and want to play with them, you can be faced with starting over, losing your progress and purchasing the ad removal AGAIN.
That’s an astonishingly consumer hostile implementation of something sold as a permanent convenience purchase.
But the recent compensation disaster is what finally pushed this from “bad mobile game” into “why am I supporting this?”
Players have been dealing with login problems, emergency maintenance and other technical failures that prevented them from accessing a game built around daily progression and limited attempts. Missing a day isn’t insignificant when the entire economy revolves around daily resources, dungeon attempts, PvP attempts, summons, timers and ranking progression.
Bandai Namco’s solution should have been simple: determine what affected players reasonably lost and compensate them consistently.
Instead, players are receiving dramatically different compensation. Some received enormous quantities of resources and tickets. Some received substantially less. Some (Including myself) received nothing. Players who were competitive with each other before the incident are now reporting huge progression and ranking differences because one account received compensation that another didn’t.
Think about how absurd that is.
The compensation for an unfair disruption has itself created another unfair disruption.
In a competitive game, accidentally dumping piles of progression resources and PvP attempts into some accounts while leaving comparable players without them isn’t just a customer-service mistake. It damages the integrity of the progression system. You cannot sell players progression, operate leaderboards, prevent some players from participating because your software broke, and then hand unequal amounts of progression to different players and pretend everything is square.
And this is happening barely a month after launch.
DIGIMON UP already has shallow gameplay, aggressive monetization, an exhausting number of currencies and passes, questionable server restrictions, bugs, repeated maintenance problems and one of the strangest implementations of an “idle” game I’ve encountered.
Now even the COMPENSATION apparently needs compensation.
I paid to remove the ads because I thought there was enough here to stick with the game and support it. Watching how the game and its paying players have been handled since then has convinced me otherwise.
Digimon deserves better.
More importantly, paying customers deserve better.
Calling DIGIMON UP a “Monster-raising RPG” feels incredibly generous. Your Digimon often feel less like creatures you’re actually raising and more like attractive Digimon skins attached to a progression spreadsheet. Combat is largely automated. PvP is automated. Progress is buried under currencies, timers, tickets, passes, daily limits and arbitrary unlock requirements. Even systems that seem perfectly suited to an idle game frequently require you to come back and babysit them.
Then there are the ads.
I actually PAID to remove them, which makes what has happened since launch considerably harder to swallow. The permanent ad removal purchase isn’t even properly account wide across servers. If you discover that the game placed you on a different server from your friends and want to play with them, you can be faced with starting over, losing your progress and purchasing the ad removal AGAIN.
That’s an astonishingly consumer hostile implementation of something sold as a permanent convenience purchase.
But the recent compensation disaster is what finally pushed this from “bad mobile game” into “why am I supporting this?”
Players have been dealing with login problems, emergency maintenance and other technical failures that prevented them from accessing a game built around daily progression and limited attempts. Missing a day isn’t insignificant when the entire economy revolves around daily resources, dungeon attempts, PvP attempts, summons, timers and ranking progression.
Bandai Namco’s solution should have been simple: determine what affected players reasonably lost and compensate them consistently.
Instead, players are receiving dramatically different compensation. Some received enormous quantities of resources and tickets. Some received substantially less. Some (Including myself) received nothing. Players who were competitive with each other before the incident are now reporting huge progression and ranking differences because one account received compensation that another didn’t.
Think about how absurd that is.
The compensation for an unfair disruption has itself created another unfair disruption.
In a competitive game, accidentally dumping piles of progression resources and PvP attempts into some accounts while leaving comparable players without them isn’t just a customer-service mistake. It damages the integrity of the progression system. You cannot sell players progression, operate leaderboards, prevent some players from participating because your software broke, and then hand unequal amounts of progression to different players and pretend everything is square.
And this is happening barely a month after launch.
DIGIMON UP already has shallow gameplay, aggressive monetization, an exhausting number of currencies and passes, questionable server restrictions, bugs, repeated maintenance problems and one of the strangest implementations of an “idle” game I’ve encountered.
Now even the COMPENSATION apparently needs compensation.
I paid to remove the ads because I thought there was enough here to stick with the game and support it. Watching how the game and its paying players have been handled since then has convinced me otherwise.
Digimon deserves better.
More importantly, paying customers deserve better.
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