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    Digimon Story Time Stranger Specs Confirm 30 FPS on Consoles, Recommended 60 FPS on Steam

    By Orpheus JoshuaJune 5, 2025
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    The official Japanese website for the upcoming RPG Digimon Story Time Stranger has a table illustrating the specs prospective players can anticipate from the game’s four confirmed platforms.

    Besides confirming resolution and whether HDR support can be enabled, the table confirms that the console versions of the title will run at 30 FPS. However, the Steam version will support 60 FPS. The number of save slots has also been unveiled.

    PlayStation 5 Xbox Series X|S STEAM
    Resolution PS5Pro: 3840×2160
    PS5: 3840×2160
    Xbox Series X: 3840×2160
    Xbox Series S: 2560×1440
    1920×1080
    Maximum resolution:  3840×2400
    Minimum resolution: 1280×720
    4K Support 4K: Yes 4K: Yes
    *Xbox Series S is limited to 2K
    4K: Yes
    HDR Support HDR: × HDR: × HDR: ×
    Frame rate 30fps 30fps Recommended frame rate:
    60fps
    Required game data capacity &
    Amount  of saved data
    Data capacity: Approximately 19GB + additional data.
    1 autosave,
    15 manual saves
    Data capacity: Approximately 25GB + additional data.
    1 autosave,
    15 manual saves
    Data capacity: Approximately 27GB + additional data.
    1 autosave,
    15 manual saves

    About Digimon Story Time Stranger

    Digimon Story Time Stranger continues to explore the bonds between humans and Digimon, with this latest installment detailing the mystery of the world’s collapse. Players will collect and raise various Digimon for turn-based battles in a journey that spans the human and digital worlds, the latter being the “Iliad where Digimon reside.” This game is also designed to be a “perfect entry point to the series” for RPG fans.

    In the Human World, the story will primarily focus on Shinjuku and Akihabara. Within the Digital World: Iliad, Central Town will be the core of the adventure. The narrative follows the protagonist as an agent of the secret organization ADAMAS, leading to them being caught up in an explosion and awakening eight years ago.

    Moreover, the developer confirmed that Digimon Story Time Stranger will feature a symbol encounter system, meaning that battles will start when you touch an enemy on the map instead of being randomized. Further, over 450 Digimon will be available.

    Digimon Story Time Stranger will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam on October 3, 2025.

    Bandai Namco Digimon Story Time Stranger Media.Vision
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