KINGDOM HEARTS III + Re Mind (DLC)

finally got around to finishing this earlier in the year and going into this I heard a lot of mixed opinions but I think it holds up to 2 (the last mainline game though it really is a direct sequel to DDD) with a few critiques I could give it that I feel kind of hold it back some [spoiler] a big complaint I always heard was the disney worlds being too much of an ad for dinsey but IMO I think they are fine, the big issue I have with them is the length of them as a whole. they kind of mess with the pacing of the story as a whole, structurally the game is spaced out very similarly to DDD in that story beats happen in between disney worlds in cutscenes and I think they are done well its just they are short in comparison to how long the disney worlds can go on for, which almost feel independent of the plot outside of a few stand out moments (monsters inc and big hero 6 are good examples). my other real critique I say is their being no "middle point" like (holllow bastion in 1/2) and all the massive story developments almost being entirely condensed at the end of the game. what's there is peak, but it all kind of adds up to the pacing issues the game has. [/spoiler] that all said, bring on kh4

Pretty good game but I played with a lot of self imposed restrictions. Never used any attractions or summons (outside of yozora to dodge that weird mech attack lol). Found the world design to vary in quality, like I loved the Toy Story and Pirates worlds but didn't care for Frozen or Big Hero 6. Combat is fun as usual albeit a bit too floaty, and I played on proud and found the game to be extremely easy outside of DLC encounters. Obviously Kingdom Hearts is always very easy on any setting other than critical (or maybe even critical level one) but it's particularly apparent here. That being said the music is brilliant as always, the gameplay is varied, and the story is... okay. I don't love it as a conclusion but am stoked for the direction KH4 is headed. Loved the DLC, my favorite bosses were Xemnas, Xion, Saix, Marluxia, and obviously Yozora (my favorite video game boss ever). So excited for KH4, probably the most excited I've been for any game.

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KH2 was my favourite game of all time growing up, so maybe my tastes have changed, but wow, I hated KH3. The onboarding alone was a slog. Cutscene on launch, slow and ugly title screen animation, cutscene after starting a new game, sluggish stat selection, another cutscene immediately after, one before combat, then another to end it. It just never lets up. And most of them are so overwrought and melodramatic that they end up saying nothing. The combat is the bigger issue, though. Everything feels floaty and weightless. Sora hits and falls like he's made of feathers. Attacks feel delayed, enemies barely telegraph anything, and most encounters devolve into button-mashing. You can have 20 enemies on screen, yet most of them just stand around while one takes a swing at you. And why can't you remap the awful default controls? I'm playing on Critical, and it doesn't feel meaningfully harder; it just feels more tedious. Maybe I'm just getting older and my tastes have shifted away from what KH3 is going for. But coming straight from KH2, one of my all-time favourites, this has been genuinely disappointing. I really hope KH4 turns things around, because right now it's hard to feel optimistic about where the series is headed.

greatest combat oat, greatest visuals oat, greatest story oat, greatest characters oat, greatest soundtracks oat, greatest character designs oat, greatest character dynamics oat

Je recommande ce jeu seulement aux VRAIS fan de la saga. Les autres, à la rigueur, voir un lets play sera meilleur. Le jeu, je lui donne un 13/20. Il est mal rythmé. KH3 se passe en 2 temps : 20 heures de jeu qui servent à rien, puis 10 heures de jeux rushé en mode couloir et enchainement de boss. On enchaine twist sur twist sans vraiment comprendre ce qu'il se passe. On ne visite plus rien, on doit juste faire une serie de boss. Pour la conclusion de l'arc Xehanort, c'est VRAIMENT dommage. Je pense qu'on peut tous le dire : c'est raté. La seule chose qui m'a fait finir le jeu, c'est "kingdom hearts". Si le jeu n'avait pas porté le nom de cette serie, je pense que j'aurais juste abandonné après quelques heures de jeux tellement le rythme est long est ininterressant