Parents' Guide to

Digimon Masters Online

By Carolyn Koh, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 13+

Mild online game based on cartoon will appeal to fans.

Game Windows 2011
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A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this game.

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Based on 2 parent reviews

Rika S.
Rika S. Adult
February 9, 2023
age 18+

Warning: Dont Play the game!

i played this game long time ago when it first got released in 2011 by joymax in that time it was fun full of players playing the game and sometimes joymax gives crowns to the players its rare but its not everyday you get crowns for free and it wasnt pay to win fun times... years passed and unfortunatley the company name gameking is now in charge of the game and it became horrible and terrible.... everything became pay to win, its full of bots and hackers and its very hard to progress.

This title has:

Educational value
Great messages
Easy to play/use
Too much violence
Too much consumerism
sakaw
sakaw Adult
April 19, 2012
age 18+

mahasiswa

This title has:

Great role models
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What’s It About?

DIGIMON MASTERS ONLINE is the original Digimon storyline come to life in an online world. Players select a partner Digimon and grow and evolve it by battling enemy Digimon. Like other monster collection games, another primary goal is to collect as many other Digimons -- known as Mecernary Digimons -- as possible. As players and their Digimon level up, the Digimons acquire new abilities and forms. Players can also participate in player-formed groups known as guilds where kids with good leadership skills can shine.

Is It Any Good?

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Kids who enjoy the Digimon story, world, and games will likely love playing in an online world where they can meet and talk with other kids who are Digimon fans. The premise is simple enough -- use your Digimon to battle others, grow them, and collect Digimon eggs to hatch other Digimon. The game can be "grindy" as kids may have to do a lot to get the materials to hatch these eggs, and the process may fail, resulting in a loss of materials and the egg.

The good thing about this online world is that developers have been responsive to player feedback and the rates of drops and success have already been increased since launch. It is also ever changing, with new content added as well as various holiday events that keep the game fresh.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how games and TV series are often connected. Did you want to play this game because of the cartoon series on TV? Does playing the game make you want to watch the show? Why?

  • Families can also talk about setting time limits for playing games and balance between computer games and other activities. What's a good length for a play session? An hour? What about reading time or other games?

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