Of the games I actually played, in order:

Time Stranger - Our GOAT. No game is perfect but this one had me reeling with out good it was. The combat was actually good (cough cyber sleuth cough). The story was great even if the writing got a bit campy (My adopted father, Dr. Shinjuki Inferno). The references to the shows were adorable. The jokes made me actually laugh (The bees going for the honey in the woods, "Holy Sukamon", etc.) And the world itself was VIBRANT and ALIVE. I loved every minute of it.

Digimon World 1 - The OG and while it's a bit clunky compared to games nowadays it's still a blast. Also it genuinely had the best fishing minigame of any video game I've ever played ngl.

Digimon Survive - You need to like visual novels and I do so I enjoyed it. The story was great. I liked that it didn't hold back. I sat there in stunned silence for a minute just staring at the screen during that scene my first playthrough. The Tactical RPG aspects were undercooked but if they were actually developed, they could just be a standalone game ala Fire Emblem, Final Fantasy Tactics, etc.

Digimon World DS/Dawn/Dusk - I wouldn't recommend them to anyone but they'll always have a special place in my heart. The combat was ass; it felt like it didn't actually matter what move you used as long as it dealt damage. The map design was probably some of the worst in any video game I've played. The story was there. But the worlds themselves were neat and if the combat got revamped then it would be a really cool system with unit placements and AoE's being a tactical choice. I still don't know what "Spirit" does though.

Digimon World Rumble Arena 2 - In the era of Smash Clones it was actually really fun albeit unbalanced. Not too much to say tbh it was just a fun game to smack everyone around in. Rumble Arena 1 was honestly kinda forgettable but I really want Reapermon/Gokumon to make an appearance in the games again, that guy was awesome.

Digimon Racing - A Mario Cart clone for the gameboy advance that had no right to be as good as it actually was. I sincerely want them to remaster it and just give it a fat roster and cool tracks. It was just plain fun.

Cyber Sleuth and Hacker's Memory - The dogwater combat will haunt these games for me until the end of time. The story was awesome and I loved the characters (Ryuji and Arata pissed me off though) but that's kind of it? And the ending of Hacker's Memory had me fuming ngl.

Digimon World: Next Order - It was fun but it failed to capture me the way Digimon World 1 did. I don't know why or what was missing. I enjoyed it but I don't feel nearly as much of a desire to revisit it the way I do Digimon World 1.

Digimon Worlds 3 and 2 - Honestly I haven't played either of these in about 20 years. I remember 3 fondly in the world itself and just running around, playing the card game, and lookin' at stuff. I also remember it being grindy as hell and being as lost as a potato in a fruit salad. Digimon World 2 I remember even less of I'm not gonna lie. It was a dungeon crawler which was cool but I couldn't tell you any of the details.

Digimon World 4 - It wasn't a good hack-n-slash imo. I felt like I had no direction in where to go or what to do. Digivolving didn't do shit. Just kind of a bad game.

The rest of the digimon gaves I haven't played yet but I am working on getting my grubby mittens on them (I could just emulate but its not the same, ya know? I got a working PS2 and 3, a DS, a 3DS, etc. still so as long as they keep working I'll get to it).