Kingdom Hearts III - PlayStation 4

I don't understand why you are giving one and two stars to the game since you did not receive a product code for a keyblade skin that has nothing to do with the quality. This is an Amazon issue, not one with the product. In short, EIT There is nothing better than this game.

Kataleya Marks

| Jun 10, 2021

The long-awaited title I've been waiting for (as have many of you) is finally available after 13 years of delays. There aren't any horrible moments in the game play, but the cut scenes are very sparse in comparison with the movies included in the cutscenes. Square Enix did not create a game that lives up to the Kingdom Hearts name. It feels like they sat around, wondering how to make more money for the mouse instead. There were times when I felt like I was watching a movie rather than playing a Cut scenes are a part of the first and second Kingdom Hearts, but they also have stories. It feels like an attempt to peddle Disney merchandise left and right. The worlds adopted from the best-selling Disney movies like Frozen, Tangled, Monsters Inc. , Toy Story, and Pirates of the Caribbean do not provide a story that simply stands on its own. While the visuals are good, does this game have the same gameplay experience and storytelling as the previous titles? Basically, if you did not pre-register, you will not be able to Rather than buying it now, order it ahead of time and it won't be a problem. If the price drops, wait for the opportunity. It won't matter when you play it because it'll be equally disappointing.

Ainsley Lewis

| Aug 12, 2021

After years of waiting, I almost cried of joy at the excitement of finally ending this saga. I recall there were other games released at various times over the years, but I did wait for the chance to play Sora again (as well as Riku, which didn't happen) and to have another adventure to go on. It was time for this story to wind down and to see what they had in store for us, I was ready for the worlds of Disney that pushed the characters to discover themselves, and I was ready for the story of Riku who has gone on some challenging and difficult adventures. As a fan of 1 and 2, as well as BBS, I was prepared for everything Kingdom Hearts should offer. The people I had been working with deserved closure I was not the only one that was ready for that to happen. Unfortunately, I did not get what I was expecting. Although the saga is over, there will be more to come, but I found this to be a major let down. What do you think? Let's start! The pros are Playing the game Although the gameplay can be fun sometimes (at times), it is also very satisfying to see the keyblade transform. This game does much better with those than I expected it to. There is a little more floaty action than I would like since I am more used to the fluid gameplay of KH2, however, it isn't too bad when fighting large numbers A graphic In spite of their outmoded nature for 2019 and the PlayStation 4, they have come a long way since KH1 and 2. It was definitely nice to see them come together a little better. However, that is about all I have to say about my pros. *A dialogue In this, the dialogue made me feel so sick to my stomach. As soon as I hear a mention of "hearts" one more time, I'll start bashing my head against the KINGDOM HEARTS, if that makes any sense, involves your hearts, their hearts, the hearts. You know how it is. I heart you. The amount is enormous. There was also a lack of emotion coming from the characters, not only was I uncomfortable with the dialogue at times but also the way the dialogue was written. Since the last few games, the characters haven't developed as much as they used to? Here's the story My favorite part of the story has always been the messes that have always arisen, but I just love meeting up As the story is literally thrown your way in the last two verses, expect a lot It took 3 hours for the game to finish. Some characters in the final battle were either used as filler or simply useless because they weren't given redemption and some were not given the redemption they deserved. This is a disservice to them as a whole after all that teasing and making them "stronger. " Nobody is genuinely surprised when they return because not only are reactions lame but nobody is even surprised when they return. "Here they are, this is what you asked for," and it does not provide me with closure, nor do I feel like the characters had closure in the way they should have. The are just thrown back into the game and we are expected to accept what they did. That is one lazy piece of writing if I may say so. Why is all this building up without any rhyme or reason? Playing the game The thing. This is true. That is how. The same applies. Thanks a lot. I believe that the combat system is horrific and that there is way too much to do in the game. In light of the number of skills I had, I was way too powerful, and it confused me considering Sora was supposed to have lost him all of his powers and had to The worlds of Even though they are large, they do not accomplish much. There isn't much to this new world besides a few scenes that don't really get the story moving and it doesn't seem like Sora gained the power of waking while visiting any of these It seems he had it all along. In addition, the worlds were either too long and had endless rambling or were too short to make any sense unless you watched the original. The following scene The dialogue text from the old games has been replaced with the dialogue from these new games, but I felt as if I were just watching a movie with a cutscene ending just before the How frustrating it is to have neck pain. A list of Final Fantasy characters is as follows I found it difficult to cope with the absence of Final Fantasy characters, and here is why Those characters may not have played a major role in the story at all, but they helped him on his first adventure and through that growth he became a better around since the beginning, so why are the Final Fantasy characters dropped? With how stubborn Sora is when it comes to his friends, why would he want to remove them? I would like to end with these last thoughts. In this game, there is so much meat that is missing. The storyline should have progressed more during Sora's visits to the worlds, and they should have allowed us to switch between the perspective between Sora and Riku at one point like they did with DD because I would have loved to see how the plot developed. A few of these worlds could have been scrapped because it seems they had no idea what they were doing. The original characters from the game should have been brought back. Those who were with Sora and the gang from the start should have been brought back. In my opinion, we as the fans deserve a lot more than what was presented to us, and I feel that it was a rushed, incomplete game that should have taken over I felt like there was a lot to wrap up throughout the whole game, and then it was slapped together haphazardly in the final minutes. This game failed to present a challenge and there should have been one, it failed to provide a real closure and there should have been one as well. Any of these people did not get real character development, which should have been the case A series of games comes to an end with this game. Furthermore, STOP relegating bad guys. Let them be bad, they have a reason for being It was not interesting to me to manipulate the player into feeling bad for the Organization members, nor was it interesting to me to watch random cutscenes between battles. I found that to be very The end of my journey with Kingdom Hearts is here. There is probably a bit I am missing, but I am ending my journey with it. My love of the game extends to the characters, as well as my enjoyment of the journey with them all, but I am done waiting so I will not invest money unless I am certain I will enjoy Having gone into this hoping for closure, I now feel empty and a little heartbroken with what I received. There was just not enough going on for it to be what it should be. Hence, this is how I saw it. The game is a reflection of how I felt about the series so, if you wish to buy it because you love the series, I would suggest you do so. As for the future, I don't really care to see what they will do with it, because the wait was not worth it, nor was it worth $60 or more. It would have been worth it to me because I wanted to see the ending, but at this point, I do not think it was worth it.

Eliel Robinson

| Aug 28, 2021

Those of you who are fans of Kingdom Hearts, grew up with it, and have played all the Kingdom Hearts games will absolutely hate this game. It makes you think the game is decent or even has a chance to get better after the first flat world, but then it doesn't. As in KH1 as well as KH2 In Kutopia II, there were several events that had an impact on the game, and here there is nothing of any significance happening for 20 hours, only for everything to be rushed before the end No matter how much time and effort you put into the handhelds and how much knowledge you have of the story, the tale is still terrible. However, here the plot is so nonexistent that you'll be confused as to what the point was. Multiple worlds exist that are enormous, but which are completely empty at the same time. These worlds are almost too small to have a lot of storylines to go along with them and as you play them you feel as though they have spent less than two weeks As a result, the combat is terrible. It is repetitive and there are no special abilities because they are all tied to specific situations. Driving is not needed, limits are not imposed, things just happen, and the supposed RPG aspect of a game is thrown out the window. It is not clear what you can do or what your strategy is. The plot doesn't follow the same structure as This is not what I'm looking for. It is something that is not worthy of praise. Honestly, I can't believe KH3 was such a bad movie.

Louise Woods

| Jan 13, 2021