Over the past few days there have been other reports confirming that a new Bandai Namco title will be delayed, but it seems The Digimon Survive is not delayed and will finally be out this year by 2020. Last week, the popular Japanese magazine, Weekly Famitsu, reported that the statement date was changed to "unclear", but Bandai Namco is on a mission to clarify the matter.
As you have confirmed Gematsu, the broadcaster received an official statement from a Japanese company representative, clarifying that it was a misunderstanding. Having said that "the transition from 2020 to TBA is a Famitsu" and that Digimon Survive is still scheduled to be released in 2020.
Although the news about this topic seems confusing, the reality is that in recent months there is a movement around the topic. More than that introduce various characters With their respective Digimon partners, they also shared details about the game's specific mechanics. In addition, Bandai Namco presented the star-studded filmmakers Habu Kazumasa and Tsuzuki Katsuaki, in which they discuss the past, present and future of the Digimon Franchise.
During the video, Kazumasa looked at how the group was trying to create something that appealed to hard and isolated audiences. To do this, the team has incorporated interactive RPG elements and old-school adventure games, so engineers hope this combination of gaming styles Digimon Survive easily accessible to everyone.
Katsuaki also talked about two different parts of the game Digimon Survive. First, you called it "Part of the drama", it's like a graphic adventure. You will have several options and your choices will influence the story. The "Part of the war" is a role-playing game of tactics; however, the choices you make in the "drama part" will influence the various situations in these battles. You can also digivolve with your Digimon during battle. This allows you to open up opportunities to exploit your opponent's weaknesses and get them to finish faster.
As we have already noted, The Digimon Survive is not delayed, and it will arrive on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC and Nintendo Switch sometime this year 2020.
