Primer DLC de historia de la saga, en este caso sigue con la historia del tercer juego pero sin antes dejarnos volver a tener peleas del juego base pero pudiendo controlar a otros personajes ( algo que se lleva a años pidiendo) y teniendo habilidades y ataques exclusivos, sería lo que en la época de PS2 se conocía como la versión “ Final Mix” del juego base, agregando postgame y algo más de historia, una pena que esto no llegase en el juego base y tuviese que ser metido vía DLC pero la verdad es que me ha gustado y agrega muchas cosas interesantes y expande más aún en juego, si lo podéis pillar de oferta como yo y os gustó el juego base os recomiendo sin duda este DLC.
ReMind was super cool, it’s a good step in getting more character moments from a series that really hasn’t had the chance to do things not pertaining to the plot. Limit Cut on the other hand is just the type of boss design I absolutely do not care for. It exemplifies the delay in jumping, guarding, dodging and quickstep. I do not care to sit on a boss and memorize their every move in a slightly better attempt to beat it.
First of all, it's too expensive. I lucked out that my playthrough of kh3 ended in december, so I was able to snag this a few weeks later on sale, but I had it wishlisted for a few months before and it never dropped in price.
That being said, it was very fun to see what all your friends were doing while sora was doing the final fight. It was an epic fight too, and I thought it was done well.
The data fights are absolutely brutal, and are designed for all those people who dared to complain that kh3 was too easy. these are not easy.
Now for the cons, I'm pretty sure the voice actors for some of the main characters were different. Also, the mixing was wildly off for some of them. being too low, and not even sounding clean.
Also story wise, it does feel like a bit of rehash of the end of 3 until about halfway through.
It's a messy DLC, but there is still definitely something for everyone if you loved kh3.
That being said, it was very fun to see what all your friends were doing while sora was doing the final fight. It was an epic fight too, and I thought it was done well.
The data fights are absolutely brutal, and are designed for all those people who dared to complain that kh3 was too easy. these are not easy.
Now for the cons, I'm pretty sure the voice actors for some of the main characters were different. Also, the mixing was wildly off for some of them. being too low, and not even sounding clean.
Also story wise, it does feel like a bit of rehash of the end of 3 until about halfway through.
It's a messy DLC, but there is still definitely something for everyone if you loved kh3.
Playing through the entire base game, plus the ReMind content that came included in the PC version made me glad that I have played through the whole series since November of this year!
The two worlds that I really have enjoyed in the game a lot are Toy Box and Monstropolis because I have grew up with both Toy Story and Monsters Inc.
The two worlds that I really have enjoyed in the game a lot are Toy Box and Monstropolis because I have grew up with both Toy Story and Monsters Inc.
Absolutely worth it either if you adore every bit of story from KH, which you've probably purchased this already if that was you, OR:
You love challenging amazing boss battles. This DLC has 13+1 super bosses, which if you're an action game fan, and loves 1v1 boss battles, this DLC is for you.
I'd also recommend getting it on a discount. 15$ sounds about right.
You love challenging amazing boss battles. This DLC has 13+1 super bosses, which if you're an action game fan, and loves 1v1 boss battles, this DLC is for you.
I'd also recommend getting it on a discount. 15$ sounds about right.