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It's pronounced hoo-dee. Their uniform, a hoodie, is supposed to be a reference to their name. It's the Chinese term for butterfly. Hence why hudiemon was a butterfly.

Abit late but dont do hard mode at the start, do it when you can train properly. I tried to do a hard mode but well... you basically cant win at the start of the game. Like a tokomon one shot me constantly.

As in a weirdly good small franchise!

Survive is Lord of the Flies meets Digimon Adventure meets Lost.

These games suck, terrible characters, pacing, bad level design. The only thing these games do properly is the Digimon and battles. You want a good Digimon game go play the ds ones.

I am BEGGING anime studios to make an adaptation. I would love love LOVE it.

I really like that it's so much like smt and the music is very danganronpa like❤

I’m not a fan of Cyber Sleuth but Hacker’s memory is amazing This game would surpass even Pokemon if it wasn’t for EDEN EDEN is so bland and boring They should have used the digital world as the staging instead Also the dialog that you cannot skip was a pain As for the competitive scene I do wish there was a special defense stat INT functioning as both attack and defense was lame and unfair to physical attackers that always have low INT and they are vulnerable to special attackers

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After 30 minutes of gameplay I was so fed up I just deleted the game

For me cyber sleuth and hacker's memory are my favorite digimon games

Hi just curious can you play this game with mouse only I can only left click and right click using eye tracker

I played Fuga 2 when it was free on game pass and then became a fan of the series and played Fuga 1 later

While the amount of enemies is lacking, I think it makes up in the way some attack in certain combinations. Makes you consider who to take out first depending on the situation. Also, I love how even the Red and Green shell are still viable options late game, with the former able to score huge damage even on late game bosses.

Question of The Video: What's Your favorite Mario & Luigi game? Alternatively, what was your favorite of the 3 Mario Rpgs that were released over the last year or so. Btw, I apologize for how long this video and others have taken recently. Between my own physical health, the holidays being busy, and trying to balance my personal life with video making, I've been very tired lately.

Attack of the whale plushie keyboard!❤😂😂😂

Not as good as DW2.

Really liked the review, always happy to see people enjoy one of my favorite game ever. I just wanted to debate about the soul canon of the first game : [TL;DR → Soul canon meant to be a last resort option taht punishes you. Second game reworks makes it feel less impactful imo, though still balanced gameplay wise) I don't believe it was made to be "worth using", I think it's purpose is to be an escape door for people who mismanaged the difficulty of the game. If you play it too safe, you won't be strong enough for the boss, your only otions then are to restart, or to use the canon, which is punishing, but understandably so. You are punished for being too placid and the game does want you to try harder. Saving all the kids is not an easy task, war is not something you'll get through without casualties except if everything falls right into place. That's also the reason I'm torn on the Soul canon rework. On one hand, the system stays with the managarm at a reduced scale, and the soul canon now acts as a ticking time bomb, and that is less impactful in my humble opinion. Also, you can't choose who gets sacrificed so as a gameplay decision, it is great, cause that might rob you of one of your strongest child, punishing a little further your mistakes, but as a story decision kind of ruin the fact that it's your responsability, as you were the one to put them there in the first game (Even though it's still your fault they get put in, but it's not your CHOICE, so there's a little less accountability)

Digimon Survive is not a game, is a VN

Thank you for the awesome review! I was holding off on watching it until i beat the game (which took me a bit longer than expected). As someone who was hoping to finally see a game starring Zelda, i was definitely happy with how it turned out. In addition to your summary, your video footage was also fun to watch because it showcased solutions to puzzles that i hadn't thought of when i played through. As far as my favorite 2D Zelda? That's tough to say! Oftentimes i'll say A Link to the Past, but Link's Awakening, the Oracle games, and ALBW are all very solid. With Echoes of Wisdom complete, it'll very likely take its place somewhere near the top of the list. Overall, Echoes of Wisdom helped rejuvenate my enthusiasm for video games in general.

digimon world was better

I really really love this game. Cyber Sleuth really wanted to be like a Persona game, but Survive felt like one. And the storytelling is shockingly good for a video game. The choices feel like they matter, and it is a really clever play on the goggle head pov to make you have to become a leader that brings everyone together and they make you earn that shit, since people are just dying left and right. I also really like the combat. It could be spaced better out, it takes too many hours until you get to a point where there is a lot of it and then it is almost too much in parts. But especially on hard it is pretty damn fun. Probably too easy, but it is also a Digimon game so it's fine. It's not easier than a Persona game.

The problem is that CyberConnect2 has more of a reputation for making anime games than their original IP games nowadays, and since this is their first foray back into making original games after a decade of essentially being typecasted as an anime game developer thanks to Bandai I'm not too surprised it's not getting too much traction. Though I do think word of mouth is getting around and that's definitely helping. I think Fuga will probably be as successful as one of the .hack series, IMOQ or G.U., were and get around 700k units a year or two after the 3rd game comes out. Keep in mind Tail Concerto and Solatorobo barely sold more than 100K units themselves, so this would be a vast improvement for the series. When CC2 gets more of a reputation for their original IP games after releasing Cecile and Tokyo Ogre Gate I think the sales for Fuga will go up further and the series might cross the 1 million units sold mark someday. Though I definitely think CC2 needs to bring back the .hack series as that was significantly more popular back in the day and still has a lot of name recognition. Fuga hasn't been that subtle with .hack like references, so I think they're hinting that it's part of their plan to bring .hack back as well. That would definitely help Fuga and Little Tail Bronx going forward, and It'd be nice if they could be like Falcom and have these two series running in parallel to each other like Ys and Trails do for them.

Long rant incoming. I really enjoyed my time playing this game. I pretty much spent an entire week just playing the game until I 100% it, however there were a few things nagging at the back of my mind during my playtime which after the disappointing final boss final boss began to retroactively sour my experience of the game. If not for the fact you a playing as Zelda and the very unique way of interacting with the world it would be a pretty bare bones Zelda experience. I also feel off about the fact that Zelda can not do damage herself or be a adventuring badass in her own right and requires others (echos of enemies) to fight for her. It is not like they couldn't give her a unique way of dealing with enemies in a Zelda way. She could instead of a sword and bow be more magic based and learn different spells instead of new items. It is not like we have never seen a Zelda that gets her hands dirty, Shiek and Tetra come to mind. Also for a game with wisdom in its title echoes of wisdom does not elicit the triforce it is named after in the same manner that oracle of time did as most puzzles and combat encounters can be solved with just a handful of the same couple of echoes robbing the game of fun and interesting scenarios that require out of the box thinking to solve. Lastly the final boss was a major let down. It is shocking that they made a final boss that the player can ignore and leave to an npc to defeat.

In PC?

The miagenedering thing is an annoying issue that goes beyond just Labramon. Spoiler kitsune and other Sakyomon among others had this issue too. It's probably the worst part of the translation and embarrassing. Still I love this game and glad you covered it. I agreed with a lot of the points you mentioned and love how it's darker tone is handled. Survive is fantastic.

For my American, and even my non-American Viewers I hope this video and future ones can brighten your day up even a little bit in light of recent events. Question of the video: What's your favorite 2d Zelda game?

I kinda felt like the pacing was worse in this game. I haven't played the original Cyber Sleuth in some time but I don't remember it having such a slow first chapters. Also, didn't like how the games forces you to do side cases to advance the main story. I do get it given the context of the group but still found it pretty annoying. Specially from chapter 3-7. Also didn't enjoy the domination battles too much. If you don't do enough damage you get caught in this slog of a fight doing little bits of damage every 3 minutes or so. Leaving that aside though, I'm truly in love with the story, the characters and the overall theme of this game. This game has really strong and dark moments I didn't expect. The ending, even though it really pains me to remember it, it's also really beautiful and just well executed. Digimon games used to suck when I was a kid, so I'm absolutely glad to say that I'm expecting great things for the future of this series.

I've been waiting for this game since Virgo VS The Zodiac and I'm glad to hear it lives up to expectations. Hoping I'll get a chance to try it myself soon!

The gameplay loop of these games is worse than nicotine. Criminally underrated stuff here and I'm excited for the third one

I vibe with this channel. I also have a list of games i wish i had played but didnt because of ... Life 😐 But now i try to look forward to finally experiencing them. Front Mission Suikoden Phantasy Star Breath of Fire Shining Force Dragon Quest. Gotta get around to them one of these days

I'm over here praying for the impossible A full remake of the whole Ryo saga of games with gameplay updates from Survive. Survive 2 would also be nice

This game actually shows how to not make a character design. They're horrible.

I love this type of dark, "what if", non-conventional takes on traditional and already established series. I'm playing with the Japanese dub so VA is not an issue for me.

I can’t stand games that require more than one play through to get a whole story is artificial padding, and is disgusting

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Nice to see such a recent video on this great game. I hope it's fine if I share one thing I thought about the ending of the game and a certain character. (spoilers) Personally I didn't like how everyone forgot about what happened in the "original" world. Especially Ryuji. With how important Erika was to him it felt incredibly bitter to have him not know about a person he loved so much. It makes me wonder how he would have felt with his memories. Would he have been able to accept her "death", knowing that somewhere in the digital world she is still alive and happy? It's sad that he didn't get that chance, but it's also interesting when considering Suedou's character. Most players I know disagreed with Suedou's belief that it's for the best to erase painful memories. But in a way that's what happend to the characters in the ending. They can't be sad about losing Erika without their memories of her.

Man I LOVE the art style of the battles, and the battle system in general. But I'm just not a visual novel kind of person.

I too became a fan of the atelier series through Ryza. And funnily enough also went with sophie later lol Im very slowly getting through this new favorite series of mine. It goes from relaxing slice of life to Minmax hours of trying to get the best items/weapons/armor. Great video talking about the good points of the game! It's hard to explain at times to people when they look at Reisalins design lol

Great stuff my dude! Pirate's curse is definitelymy favorite too. Had amazing challenge and great gameplay mechanics. I hope way forward makes something nice and difficult next time

It's possible that some story beats you missed can only happen with certain starting classes. I know a few visual novels that do something similar by locking reveals and lore dumps behind different routes. Only by playing all the routes does the player/reader get the full picture.

atelier but good

I think it captures the essence of what made the OG series so great.

I played until Act 3 and loved every aspect of this game, especially the art style and characters.

oh this game looks cool i'll be sure to try the demo and go from there

Ok I've never heard of this game. But you convinced me to buy it.

Subbed 3rd video in, great content.

This game sounds like something Dustborn wish it was but failed to do.