FINAL FANTASY III

9/10

Perfection

This one really surprised me, it was really good! Story was great and the job system was a lot of fun. I feel like the story actual held up the test of time.

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My least favorite Final Fantasy game so far. However, it's still a good game

This game is horrible please do not play if you like anything.

I hated the job switching in this game holy. it was sooooo annoying to have to switch jobs for story progression let me just keep the job i want the whole game, and the mini dungeon was dumb since all your party members had to be mages to do damage so u had to grind money for spells or over level but before that u had to use the spell mini which takes a Mp charge. Also the Mp charge system is a massive dislike so disappointed they brought it back for this game thought it was done after ff1. now late game balancing is unfair it goes from no grinding the whole game to i'm super under leveled in a matter of seconds.

FINAL FANTASY III ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It's always been interesting to me that this specific Final Fantasy, out of all of the others, was the only one to not have a remaster or localization in the west until now. This probably makes it the first time that many people, even die-hard FF fans, have played the "OG" version of FFIII, including myself. So how did this game turn out? Were we missing out on this the whole time? Well, I definitely won't say that this game is perfect, but I will say that this game is my favorite from the NES era of Final Fantasy Games. It feels like FFIII learned all of the right lessons from the previous two games... for the most part. Unlike FFII, FFIII goes by like a breeze. (almost) Every dungeon in the game is straightforward, not having too many different rooms or branching paths. This may seem small, but it adds up over time to create an experience that I enjoyed sitting through a lot more. Another thing that this game does better is having more content to chew on. You now have several optional dungeons and towns in the game that you unlock access to as you progress, half of which lead to optional bosses that unlock summons. This is great for replayability, as you now have the choice to go to these dungeons or towns if you want to further train certain classes and establish certain builds. Speaking of replayability, the biggest thing going for it here is the new job system. I would say that the job system in this game is fine. It gets the job done (pun not intended), but I felt like it was sort of lacking in proper variety. You have a lot of jobs to choose from by the late game, but it felt like too many of them were just weaker versions of others. This ends up limiting the customizability of the jobs in the game, as it creates a more linear, cold-cut progression of job choices and team builds. Why go Summoner when Magus does more damage and has more options? TL:DR, I think the job system in this game is fine, but it leaves more to be desired. Overall, Final Fantasy III gets an 8/10 rating. Now I'm super excited to see what the 16-bit era has to offer.....