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Meet the Characters of Digimon Survive

Described as being part Visual Novel and part Tactical RPG, your characters should be a quintessential component of your experience in Bandai Namco Entertainment's upcoming 2022 release of Digimon Survive. Get to know the game's main characters in this latest trailer for the game - and keep an eye out for when you can play this latest Digimon gaming adventure on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC.

March 21, 2022

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