Digimon Survive being made by a new team, latest details
Digimon Con is taking place today, and while many had hoped that there would be news about a release date for Digimon Survive, we’re still left without that answer. Producer Kazumasa Habu revealed that Witchcraft left the project at some point, and a new team is now involved.
Other than that, the latest gameplay tidbits were shared. First up, we have a few numbers – specifically that there’ll be 113 trainable Digimon, 12 chapters, and 3 branching paths with morality, harmony, and rage beginning on chapter 8 a secret route will open once you finish one. Each route has 40 hours.
New Game+ is also confirmed. In this, Digimon levels will carry over, including unlocked evolutions, items, and monsters you’ve obtained. We also know that the game will not be fully voiced though the main scenario will be “partially” voiced. Finally, there are no plans for multiplayer.
Digimon Survive is currently planned for release for 2022. However, there have been several delays already and it’s unclear if Bandai Namco will ultimately make that target.
