Digimon Cyber Sleuth (Being Positive)

 Finally! It took me long enough lol, but I managed to beat a video game called Digimon Cyber Sleuth. I know that it isn't anything too special, but with that being said, I just excited because I have been feeling pretty depressed and frustrated lately and I am trying to be positive.

Sorry for that little side note, but after winning the game, I realized that this game is over 10 years old now. Digimon Cyber Sleuth was released on PS4 back in 2015 by Bandai Namco Entertainment.

Cyber Sleuth is a third person role playing game where you and your allies have the ability to command Digimon. Digital creatures with their own set of skills who do battle against Digimon. You get to choose between Palmon, Terriermon or Hagurumon as your starting partner at the beginning of the game. Me personally, I choose Hagurumon mainly because I love the whole robotic design of him. Honestly though, I have always been a fan of Patamon.

There are over 200 different Digimon that are featured in the game ranging from multiple different levels that you can collect along the way and build through the Digifarm.

The plot follows our heroes as they search to solve the mystery of the EDEN Syndrome and the Digital Shifts that have been happening in the real world.

Being a fan of Digimon for as long as I have been, this game was probably one of the best the series has ever produce in my humble opinion. The gameplay was fun being a turn based strategy game, it is challenging for someone like me because there so many different types that you have to remember and if you don't have the right kind of Digimon in battle, it can really be a pain in butt.

I love the characters in the game, whether it be Nokia or Arata, Kyoto or Yuuko, it was a great of group and I enjoyed their own personal stories as well. It really felt like I could relate to all of them in more ways than one.

I also really enjoyed exploring the different worlds throughout the game. From Japan, to EDEN, to Kowloon and eventually to the Digital World. Just loved the effort these guys put in with the world building. Makes me wish I could live in a world like this.

Which kind of leads me to this point, as mentioned earlier, I had a pretty long battle with depression these last few weeks and it just didn't feel like I was getting anywhere. I have been struggling a bit with my writing among other things and for little while I have been feeling like a failure.

Despite this, I was doing my best to keep a positive mindset, which has never been easy for me. I just wish I could be like the video game characters I play as.

So I just decided to take a break from the world, sit down and play the game. Honestly didn't think I beat it today after so many failed attempts, but the next thing I know, I am working my way through and finally made it.

In a weird way, I felt a huge weight come off my shoulders. I guess my point is, video games has certainly been a stress receiver for me. I understand that I must with life, whether it be dealing with my Cerebral Palsy and Scoliosis along with everything else. But playing this game just brought me peace and yet another reminder that things will get better, even if I don't see it.

Until Next Time!

God Bless and Be Safe Everybody! 🙏🙏🙏

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