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| Name
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Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth
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PlayStation Vita
PlayStation 4
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 March 12, 2015 (PSV)
December 14, 2017 (PS4)
 November 25, 2015 (Taiwan)
 February 2, 2016 (PS4, PSV)
 February 5, 2016 (PS4, PSV)
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Japanese, Chinese, English, German
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Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth (デジモンストーリーサイバースルゥース, Dejimon Sutōrī Saibā Surwūsu) is a video game.
It is the fifth entry in Digimon Story series and a part of the Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary.
It was originally released exclusively for PlayStation Vita in Japanese on March 12, 2015. For the international release, it was then localized and ported for PlayStation 4, and was released along with the original PlayStation Vita version. The localization retains the Japanese audio track.
The PlayStation 4 version was released in Japanese in 2017 along with the sequel and the sixth entry in Digimon Story series, Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory.
The game also received a manga adaptation.
This is Japan of the near future. With technology now allowing for visual and sensory access of the Internet, Cyberspace EDEN rose among the people as an alternate daily landscape in addition to the one they already had. This cyberspace is protected by computer security. However, as it became more interwoven with people's daily lives, the crimes committed in EDEN increased as well. The cyberspace became damaged considerably by hackers making use of special virus programs. Those virus programs are equipped with AI, and are capable of absorbing all sorts of information, as well as evolve in various ways in response to their environment. People began to call these virus programs 'Digital Monsters'...
Gameplay[edit]
Like the other Digimon Story games, Cyber Sleuth is a traditional turn based RPG with a linear narrative. There are random encounters.
Characters[edit]
Digimon[edit]
Obtainable Digimon[edit]
Digimon Medals[edit]
Locations[edit]
Central Hospital[edit]
Shinjuku[edit]
Shibuya[edit]
Akihabara[edit]
Asakusa[edit]
Toyosu Apartment Mansion[edit]
Nakano Underpass[edit]
Screenshots[edit]
Image Gallery[edit]
- See Gallery:Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth.
Reception[edit]
Famitsu gave Cyber Sleuth a good score of 8/9/9/8 [34/40]
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Past Works
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| Developer
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Media.Vision
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メディア・ビジョン株式会社
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Wild Arms series; Chaos Rings series
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| Producer
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Habu Kazumasa
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羽生 和正
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"Digimon World Re:Digitize"; "Digimon Adventure"
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| Director
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Ookubo Tetsuya
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大窪 哲也
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"Wild Arms"Series
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| Character Design
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Yasuda Suzuhito
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ヤスダスズヒト
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"Durarara!!" Illustrator; "Yozakura Quartet"
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| New Creature Design
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Ōgure Ito (Oh!Great)
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大暮 維人
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"Tenjou Tenge"; "Air Gear"; "Biorg Trinity"
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| Music
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Takada Masafumi
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高田 雅史
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"Danganronpa"
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| CG Movie
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Kamikaze Douga
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神風動畫
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"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" TV Anime Opening
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- In the "Problems At Digipedia" case a Wikipedia for Digimons is mentioned, called Digipedia. Digipedia is the real world name for the German Digimon Wiki.
- In the splash page for the title of the eleventh chapter of Digimon Universe Appli Monsters (Manga), a book can be found titled デジモンストーリー CS (Digimon Story CS).
- On September 15th 2017 the game got a free patch which added German subtitles for both the PS4 and PS Vita.
External Links[edit]
March 12, 2015 (PSV)
November 25, 2015 (Taiwan)
February 2, 2016 (PS4, PSV)
February 5, 2016 (PS4, PSV)
