Disney Infinity 3.0: Gold Edition

It feels like they finally got the combat right on the third try, with a focus on simple combos and character-action stylings. There's some real depth here, even if it's too easy to cheese enemies with stunlocks and infinites. The Toybox Takeover mode is an exceptional addition that finally gives Disney Infinity its own "Story" of sorts, and it's a genuinely engaging top-down Action-RPG with enough character and substance to justify its playtime.

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There is so much to do in Disney Infinity 3.0 Gold Edition. It is worth the money and a must have if you are into Disney, Marvel and or Star Wars. There are so many characters to choose from I think there is at least 100 characters. There is a main story and also racing, house building, and a separate storyline besides the main story. I am overwhelmed with the amount of stuff to do in this game, no wonder it is called Infinity.

bruh add the other characters hemmy

This was one of the most important games of my childhood. It really brightened my creativity and made me an even bigger Star Wars fan. While this port is far from perfect because it is missing some major content that was released later into 3.0s life such as the Marvel Battlegrounds Playset and the Finding Dory playset. But what this version of the game does offer is a way to play all the base game + Star Wars content without actually having to buy any of the figures. No to mention you gain access to all the 1.0 and 2.0 characters. (You might need to own the games though.) This is an easy recommend on sale.

If I could neutral review this I would. It's not the best way to play these games but arguably the cheapest and most convenient. Unfortunately it is lacking content and major features by default. It has no local multiplayer whatsoever. This is a purely singleplayer experience so that is already a big downgrade. It also doesn't support the physical portal and characters for some reason, there is an in-game alternative however the removal of the option and ability to progress the figures is another big downgrade. It's also missing a few of the later characters and items which will need to be modded in, such as the Keyblade and Black Panther. If you don't mind doing that and don't need multiplayer or physical toy support then this game frequently goes on sale for pretty cheap and isn't a bad way to play the game. Otherwise I recommend just buying the starter pack for console as it's not that expensive (less than the price of this when it's not on sale) or using an emulator like RPCS3.

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Really nostalgic, I loved these games when I was younger. Kinda sucks that this version was never updated to include the Marvel Battlegrounds or Finding Dory packs, but still really solid for what's there.

7/10 Disney Infinity is a Great Game to mess around in for a few hours, but honestly, i feel like they could have done better for the pc release: CO OP multiplayer - i understand the need to pull the plug from the Online functionality given that the servers aren't online anymore (even though they could have just moved it to local hosting) but they could have at least kept the split screen co op, these Games are Below average alone but with friends they are great, telling from experience on console from back in the day All features - almost all of the update contenr (like the new marvel mode, some of the new marvel and disney figurines, and the Finding nemo Playset is Missing, almost Lost Media, to call this the "Gold" version of the game is kinda funny considering you only get the vanilla version without the FREE CONTENT UPDATE overall this is a good game, and a great way to reexperience ones childhood or even play for the first time, i just feel like the gutted features turn this game from a 10/10. to a 7/10

Great fun for every star wars fan