really not feeling this one, i love kh3's finale but doing it again so soon after finishing it just for slightly different cutscenes or the rare actually new scenes and occasionally getting to play as someone other than sora is really just not worth it to me personally
glorified bossrush and surprise the rest sucks
14 of the best boss fights in the series.
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It lacks on every aspect.
The gameplay is not as good as the previous ones.
No secret bosses.
Wolds are small and few.
Too much cinematic, you spend more time watching than playing the world. Makes them boring at some point.
First released difficulty was too easy and even after they patched it it isn't a challenge really.
I didn't like the ending, but this is a personal opinion I'm not counting it.
It was nice that we have more lore explained but Where is Disney?
After so many years and fake release dates we were expecting a lot more than this.
I love KH, I give it 2 stars since it has more lore that involves the previous games and Nintendo stand alone, and it's definitely not the worse game I played, but that's about it.
Really, where is Disney?
The gameplay is not as good as the previous ones.
No secret bosses.
Wolds are small and few.
Too much cinematic, you spend more time watching than playing the world. Makes them boring at some point.
First released difficulty was too easy and even after they patched it it isn't a challenge really.
I didn't like the ending, but this is a personal opinion I'm not counting it.
It was nice that we have more lore explained but Where is Disney?
After so many years and fake release dates we were expecting a lot more than this.
I love KH, I give it 2 stars since it has more lore that involves the previous games and Nintendo stand alone, and it's definitely not the worse game I played, but that's about it.
Really, where is Disney?
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DISCLAIMER: This review is KH3 and Remind as one game, simply because that is how I played it. I can not seperate the two, as they were never apart in my copy of the game, as such the review may not reflect what my opinions of the base game wouldve been, if I had played them seperatly (as in play the base game on launch day, and then Remind later)
An absolute Blast to play, loved the new weapon change system, and the worlds now including Pixar, is amazing. The conclusion to the Xehanort saga, and honestly I don't think it could have been better, at least as a conclusion. The music was good as always, the graphics majorly improved from its predecessor, and the gameplay felt fast and fluid. The minor things I'd change have mostly to do with the story than anything else. Remind was brilliant, giving me a way to play Roxas again since KH2, and even getting a playable Kairi. Also The Gummi ship traversal is much more fun.
An absolute Blast to play, loved the new weapon change system, and the worlds now including Pixar, is amazing. The conclusion to the Xehanort saga, and honestly I don't think it could have been better, at least as a conclusion. The music was good as always, the graphics majorly improved from its predecessor, and the gameplay felt fast and fluid. The minor things I'd change have mostly to do with the story than anything else. Remind was brilliant, giving me a way to play Roxas again since KH2, and even getting a playable Kairi. Also The Gummi ship traversal is much more fun.
DLC innecesario. La historia es repetitiva y añade poco, pero las batallas de datos son muy divertidas, al igual que el boss secreto. El futuro de la saga no me atrae demasiado pero estaré ahí para verlo.
Hand down peak of combat for the series. Balance changes alone were enough to solve most complaints about the base game's combat, and the extra challenges really sold the cake here.
For starters, we play through the end once again. But now through a new perspective. It feels a bit repetitive, especially if you start it as soon as you finish the base game. But it does wonders to your general understanding of the end. And having lasting consequences in the end was a good change of pace for the series.
Getting to play as so many beloved characters throughout these fights helps mitigate the repetitiveness factor. Nothing comes closer to finally seeing multiple Keyblade masters fighting in unison against a real threat, as the base game unfortunately failed to deliver. And Mickey finally beat the fraud allegations! But I can't express how much I loved everything related to Kairi here. God, I wanted to play as her for so long and, to my wonderful surprise, she's awesome! She steals the spotlight (as I always wished for her to do so) with a satisfying moveset and it feels so deserving.
And once you're done with replaying the story, things start getting really interesting. Limit Cut episode introduces 13 new bosses that put you through fire and flames in some of the best fights ever designed in the series. Team Osaka outdid themselves here by bringing elements from all other games (yeah, all of them) into each of the battles, making this an ultimate challenge for longtime fans.
Marluxia starts with a very CoM-inspired moveset, but seeing him suddenly whispering his silent doom words into Sora's ears is enthralling, nostalgic and chilling, all at the same time. All of that while we get a banger remix of his original theme playing in the background.
And that's only one example out of thirteen. Xemnas puts you through his iconic laser dome once again. Vanitas incorporates moves from his Remnant secret boss in BBS. Riku is once again dashing through the arena while mocking you just like in Hollow Bastion.Xion's moveset is a mix of her own moves, Sora's, Roxas' and even Kairi's(!). You just can't ask for more fanservice than that.
It could take hours to master each fight, especially when doing self-imposed challenges. But man it feels rewarding. It also gives you more reason to revisit older Keyblades, unlock some endgame content and learn more about the game's combat in a deeper level.
And if you did beat them all, you also get the true ultimate challenge. Following the series' tradition of introducing a to-be-important character as a superboss, Yozora enters the scene as a final enemy in your way. Fighting him is insane. More than insane. He breaks the game's systems just because he can, and may possibly make you break your controller in the process. And it's an entirely original fight, so while you may be prepared for things like unblockable attacks, a lot of time will be just you trying to figure out what killed you this time. Learning his dance takes time, but it never feels like a chore, incredibly.
All in all, this was the perfect update to the game, being able to turn people's opinions about the title in general. While base KH III is not a perfect game, its expansion unveils its true potential and refreshes my hopes for a bright future for the series. They don't necessarily need to top these fights, but I'm sure they can deliver us the same rush. And I'll take it any time.
For starters, we play through the end once again. But now through a new perspective. It feels a bit repetitive, especially if you start it as soon as you finish the base game. But it does wonders to your general understanding of the end. And having lasting consequences in the end was a good change of pace for the series.
Getting to play as so many beloved characters throughout these fights helps mitigate the repetitiveness factor. Nothing comes closer to finally seeing multiple Keyblade masters fighting in unison against a real threat, as the base game unfortunately failed to deliver. And Mickey finally beat the fraud allegations! But I can't express how much I loved everything related to Kairi here. God, I wanted to play as her for so long and, to my wonderful surprise, she's awesome! She steals the spotlight (as I always wished for her to do so) with a satisfying moveset and it feels so deserving.
And once you're done with replaying the story, things start getting really interesting. Limit Cut episode introduces 13 new bosses that put you through fire and flames in some of the best fights ever designed in the series. Team Osaka outdid themselves here by bringing elements from all other games (yeah, all of them) into each of the battles, making this an ultimate challenge for longtime fans.
Marluxia starts with a very CoM-inspired moveset, but seeing him suddenly whispering his silent doom words into Sora's ears is enthralling, nostalgic and chilling, all at the same time. All of that while we get a banger remix of his original theme playing in the background.
And that's only one example out of thirteen. Xemnas puts you through his iconic laser dome once again. Vanitas incorporates moves from his Remnant secret boss in BBS. Riku is once again dashing through the arena while mocking you just like in Hollow Bastion.Xion's moveset is a mix of her own moves, Sora's, Roxas' and even Kairi's(!). You just can't ask for more fanservice than that.
It could take hours to master each fight, especially when doing self-imposed challenges. But man it feels rewarding. It also gives you more reason to revisit older Keyblades, unlock some endgame content and learn more about the game's combat in a deeper level.
And if you did beat them all, you also get the true ultimate challenge. Following the series' tradition of introducing a to-be-important character as a superboss, Yozora enters the scene as a final enemy in your way. Fighting him is insane. More than insane. He breaks the game's systems just because he can, and may possibly make you break your controller in the process. And it's an entirely original fight, so while you may be prepared for things like unblockable attacks, a lot of time will be just you trying to figure out what killed you this time. Learning his dance takes time, but it never feels like a chore, incredibly.
All in all, this was the perfect update to the game, being able to turn people's opinions about the title in general. While base KH III is not a perfect game, its expansion unveils its true potential and refreshes my hopes for a bright future for the series. They don't necessarily need to top these fights, but I'm sure they can deliver us the same rush. And I'll take it any time.
one of the greatest games in the series(i consider it my second favorite)
gameplay is peak
story is close to peak
the small details in the game reminds me of kh1
it's full of post game content
the Re:Mind DLC was actually insane
it's also probably my most played kh game
it also has the best and hardest boss fight in the series
(personally i recommend playing final fantasy 15 before kh3)
10/10
gameplay is peak
story is close to peak
the small details in the game reminds me of kh1
it's full of post game content
the Re:Mind DLC was actually insane
it's also probably my most played kh game
it also has the best and hardest boss fight in the series
(personally i recommend playing final fantasy 15 before kh3)
10/10
Had so much fun with this game, can't recommend enough 10/10
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God the data battles are difficult and that Yozora battle is so fucking hard.
IT MAKES THE ENDING BETTER !!
This is by far one of the best KH games there is nearly, I loved (almost) every minute of it
melhor kingdom hearts
Bosses in this shit HIT bro like the fight against Yozora is like top 10 gaming bosses of all the time I love Vexen I wanna mary him and live happily ever after dude they also has Squal from FFVIII and that's like autism the video game i love that one brooooo this was such a tripppp
Made and already great ending even more great am so fucking hyped for KH4. Yozora boss fight is probably one of my favourite boss fights even though it made me multiple times want to smash my TV
Melhora o jogo base e traz chefes excelentes, yozora nem se fala... Beginner com pro codes foi um desafio muito bom, adorei fazer o troféu Risk-Taker, um dia re-jogo no critical com os pro codes.
oh my fucking god it's kino
I'd say I'm probably more positive on Kingdom Hearts III than a lot of fans, because its fanservice genuinely hits for me. Re:Mind is essentially just more fanservice, and adding stuff that probably should have just been in the game to begin with. In a way, adding everything that once was Final Mix content into a DLC sounds like an improvement for Kingdom Hearts, but here it might be a detriment. The new content isn't integrated directly into the game, and instead is in its own menu with its own saves. It totally limits how much of a game changer the content can really be, especially in comparison to II's Final Mix. All in all, it doesn't feel strictly necessary, nor does it really change my opinion on Kingdom Hearts III.
Great update to the game that shows how great the combat is.
The story part helps to fill the blanks left in the original game, but the gameplay part is just perfect, peak gaming boss fights right here
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As hype as that end was it did not justify re-playing that much of the actual game's finale. Like, it really did make me Feel a lot but man having me go through the labyrinth again to fight the same bosses WITH THE SAME CUTSCENES EXCEPT FOR TERRA was not great.
Anyway... I have a lot more to say about Kingdom Hearts 3 itself but I didn't feel like writing a review on its actual entry.
This DLC was not it but the game itself was great when the Disney worlds actually did something interesting. Never thought I would think Pirates would be a highlight of any Kingdom Hearts game for me.
I'm so happy everyone is back (:
Anyway... I have a lot more to say about Kingdom Hearts 3 itself but I didn't feel like writing a review on its actual entry.
This DLC was not it but the game itself was great when the Disney worlds actually did something interesting. Never thought I would think Pirates would be a highlight of any Kingdom Hearts game for me.
I'm so happy everyone is back (:
I ain't spending hours to grind for the Data battle and Yozora but besides that the DLC was pretty cool
Complete le 3 d'une excellente manière !
Objectively the best boss fight design this franchise has had. I hate having to play through the ending a second time with minor changes, that segment is way too long for how little there is new which drops the score.
Tuvo que haber salido con el juego base. Arreglaron cagadas con este DLC
the bosses in this dlc kick ass.
The combaaaaat.
shit story but goated bosses
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(9.5) Como essa dlc é divida em basicamente três segmentos, acho nada mais justo que dividir os comentários por tópicos
Sobre a primeira parte q é a campanha. Vou admitir q tenho uma crítica ou outra. Como 70%/80% dela ser repetida do endgame do jogo base e a principal: Expõem plot points q dava pra entender de boa no jogo base pela narrativa e escrita incrivel do Nomura, mas q por algum caralho de motivo o pessoal n conseguiu entender então essa dlc mastigou tudo isso, como por exemplo a Aqua tendo ptsd no tornado de heartless. Real acho q as pessoas dão uma má fama pra KH de ser confuso e q n é vdd, e subestimam muito o estilo autoral do Nomura (e engraçado q recentemente por causa do Rebirth q é até cômico pq diferente do Remake nesse ele n teve tanto envolvimento, o próprio disse q os tais do ""nomurismo"" q o pessoal remete a ele, n tem nada haver com oq ele escreveu). Mas tbh? Essa parte da dlc ainda é do caralho msm com isso tudo! As interações dos personagens são espetaculares (seja diálogos ou em golpes combinados dentro do combate), tu poder jogar com outros personagens (principalmente a Kairi) é muito foda, a boss fight q botaram do Terra foi foda tbm, Scala ad Caelum tem um level design do chrl e principalmente alguns dos melhores momentos da franquia, em especial a luta dos Keyblade Wielders contra as Replicas. Essa boss fight foi O highlight da dlc pra mim, e um dos melhores momentos do jogo inteiro q só tem momento peak e da mídia num geral, e só me faz relembrar do pq esse ser meu jogo favorito (sem contar VN, pq aí seria Higurashi Kai mas anyway). E pra finalizar, FINALMENTE a Kairi teve o destaque q ela merecia como personagem próprio e n só atrelada ao Sora... e pena q no MoM vacilaram dnv.
Mas de qualquer forma, essa parte da campanha eu já tinha jogado anteriormente quando lançou o port de pc do jogo, oq é novidade pra mim é as próximas duas. E já vou ter q começar falando q as Datas Battles são simplesmente algumas das melhores boss fights q já vi na mídia, em especial do Xehanort (minha favorita), Xion, Xemnas e Terra. São um teste pra ver se vc realmente aprendeu e masterizou todas as mecânicas do jogo e se é digno de passar delas, e essas lutas foi pura catarse. Em especial como falei do Xehanort q é a minha favorita, já q o final boss do KHIII é a minha boss fight favorita de qualquer jogo, enfrentar ele numa versão ainda mais imponente (e com uma música mlhr, mas detalhes) foi uma das melhores partes da dlc tbm
E falando em testar pra ver q vc dominou as mecânicas... vamo falar da última parte da dlc, o Secret Episode que contém o superboss do jogo, Yozora. Esse aqui é realmente O TESTE, e mecanicamente é a boss fight mais bem elaborada da franquia, é o boss mais difícil q já enfrentei num jogo mas em nenhum momento senti q ele foi barato (diferente do Lingering Will q é um hot take mas a luta em si n curto mt não), é realmente um duelo de igual pra igual com uma besta... mas a sensação de derrotar ele foi algo simplesmente inigualável. E sinto q com o contexto q os próximos jogos deve dar pra esse momento, ela deve melhorar ainda mais no meu conceito.
E se tu quiser, da uma olhada na minha footage derrotando ele (percebe q n jogo bem mas foda-se, é a primeira vez derrotando ele): https://youtu.be/F2aE67S6rBs?si=0TRYow8TWY76tFg9
Mas é isso, tbh msm se n existisse a DLC eu ficaria já muito satisfeito só com o jogo base pq oq mais me importo com os jogos na franquia é a narrativa, mas essa dlc só melhora e expõe ainda mais o quão kino e especial essa obra é pra mim. LETSFUCKING GO KHIV E QUE TENHA TRAILER COM DATA ESSE ANO PUTA QUE PARIU
Sobre a primeira parte q é a campanha. Vou admitir q tenho uma crítica ou outra. Como 70%/80% dela ser repetida do endgame do jogo base e a principal: Expõem plot points q dava pra entender de boa no jogo base pela narrativa e escrita incrivel do Nomura, mas q por algum caralho de motivo o pessoal n conseguiu entender então essa dlc mastigou tudo isso, como por exemplo a Aqua tendo ptsd no tornado de heartless. Real acho q as pessoas dão uma má fama pra KH de ser confuso e q n é vdd, e subestimam muito o estilo autoral do Nomura (e engraçado q recentemente por causa do Rebirth q é até cômico pq diferente do Remake nesse ele n teve tanto envolvimento, o próprio disse q os tais do ""nomurismo"" q o pessoal remete a ele, n tem nada haver com oq ele escreveu). Mas tbh? Essa parte da dlc ainda é do caralho msm com isso tudo! As interações dos personagens são espetaculares (seja diálogos ou em golpes combinados dentro do combate), tu poder jogar com outros personagens (principalmente a Kairi) é muito foda, a boss fight q botaram do Terra foi foda tbm, Scala ad Caelum tem um level design do chrl e principalmente alguns dos melhores momentos da franquia, em especial a luta dos Keyblade Wielders contra as Replicas. Essa boss fight foi O highlight da dlc pra mim, e um dos melhores momentos do jogo inteiro q só tem momento peak e da mídia num geral, e só me faz relembrar do pq esse ser meu jogo favorito (sem contar VN, pq aí seria Higurashi Kai mas anyway). E pra finalizar, FINALMENTE a Kairi teve o destaque q ela merecia como personagem próprio e n só atrelada ao Sora... e pena q no MoM vacilaram dnv.
Mas de qualquer forma, essa parte da campanha eu já tinha jogado anteriormente quando lançou o port de pc do jogo, oq é novidade pra mim é as próximas duas. E já vou ter q começar falando q as Datas Battles são simplesmente algumas das melhores boss fights q já vi na mídia, em especial do Xehanort (minha favorita), Xion, Xemnas e Terra. São um teste pra ver se vc realmente aprendeu e masterizou todas as mecânicas do jogo e se é digno de passar delas, e essas lutas foi pura catarse. Em especial como falei do Xehanort q é a minha favorita, já q o final boss do KHIII é a minha boss fight favorita de qualquer jogo, enfrentar ele numa versão ainda mais imponente (e com uma música mlhr, mas detalhes) foi uma das melhores partes da dlc tbm
E falando em testar pra ver q vc dominou as mecânicas... vamo falar da última parte da dlc, o Secret Episode que contém o superboss do jogo, Yozora. Esse aqui é realmente O TESTE, e mecanicamente é a boss fight mais bem elaborada da franquia, é o boss mais difícil q já enfrentei num jogo mas em nenhum momento senti q ele foi barato (diferente do Lingering Will q é um hot take mas a luta em si n curto mt não), é realmente um duelo de igual pra igual com uma besta... mas a sensação de derrotar ele foi algo simplesmente inigualável. E sinto q com o contexto q os próximos jogos deve dar pra esse momento, ela deve melhorar ainda mais no meu conceito.
E se tu quiser, da uma olhada na minha footage derrotando ele (percebe q n jogo bem mas foda-se, é a primeira vez derrotando ele): https://youtu.be/F2aE67S6rBs?si=0TRYow8TWY76tFg9
Mas é isso, tbh msm se n existisse a DLC eu ficaria já muito satisfeito só com o jogo base pq oq mais me importo com os jogos na franquia é a narrativa, mas essa dlc só melhora e expõe ainda mais o quão kino e especial essa obra é pra mim. LETSFUCKING GO KHIV E QUE TENHA TRAILER COM DATA ESSE ANO PUTA QUE PARIU
elevates the whole of KH3 to be at the level of 1 and 2. THE BOSS BATTLES