KINGDOM HEARTS III + Re Mind (DLC)

Melhor KH

Even with the flak this game gets, I love it a ton and would recommend this game to whomever is a fan of kingdom hearts as a whole. Every game has a different vibe to it and this one is no exception. I'm just one happy camper!

无语了，剧情和演出都究极过家家，让人直呼MDZZ 战斗系统算得上不错，战斗演出也很华丽，但是这剧情安排和剧情演出实在太智障了，本来王国之心这游戏就是剧情主导的游戏，而且玩王国之心系列的老登绝对算不上少（这背景设定又多又杂小孩真的会下功夫去认识吗），但是剧情这么过家家太出戏了…… 不知道是不是迪士尼的要求，但是过家家的剧情安排x严肃的背景造就了无与伦比的折磨体验……

After 70 hrs and nearly 100% completion on this game with the exception of Yozora's battle, this can only be described as a disappointing experience all throughout; the epitome of squandered potential. You begin with nearly an hour or two of cutscenes that try to help get the plot going. Although the plot has been lost on this mismanaged franchise the moment it decided that there should be a thousand side stories; some of them playable on a console, others on handheld, and some on mobile and probably toasters. I expected that after BBS and KHII, that there will be some viable storytelling going on to put the story to a 'conclusion', but Sora's story has concluded in KHII, so what was there to tell? You end up going on a quest to find the 7 princesses of light (again) but ultimately that plot point gets discarded, especially since most of the characters do not put in effort themselves to move the plot forward. The resurrected Organization XIII serve purely as vessels of THE PLOT aka Master Xehanort's idea of testing out a theory of universal creation. Ultimately, you feel that the actual story is that of Aqua and her journey to rescue her friends after an absence of decades and trying to fight her own darkness - something much more interesting than Sora or Riku's journeys. So in a way, KHIII felt like BBS' unofficial and badly told sequel. Aqua's, Ven's, and Terra's moments were the most satisfying to see. This is a great example of why game stories work best in pairs not trilogies. If the game focused more on their stories and tried to be a 12-16 hrs game, it would have a been much better experience. The isolated Disney world stories feel bland and corporate approved, with the absence of final fantasy characters leaving a huge gap. The only good thing about these Disney world stories is that they are self contained and each world you visit once, which pretty much solved KHII's meandering plot rhythm. Though a fair few feel like retelling of the Pixar movies, and I'm not particularly interested in seeing Frozen's musical sequences recreated in Unreal. The worlds while appropriately vast feel empty even though there is usually a hub area of NPC's in most of them - that unfortunately you cannot interact with. NPC's with written dialogue could have made such a better impact. Given how big these worlds are, a sidequest system from said NPC's would have been a welcome addition. The combat is smooth but clunky and just screams 'Don't fix what isn't broken' - a considerable downgrade from KHII's battle system. Even though people will say this is a button masher, there used to be some prompts and reaction commands that made this type of fluid cinematic combat work well with the set pieces. Underneath all of that, there is some combat system that is deeper and it shows in the databattles, but since the main quest is too easy the jump in difficulty feels absurd. This is also particularly grating in battles that require some precision like Luxord's databattle where the camera and targetting system along with Sora's big attack hitbox make this absolutely jarring and annoying. Similarly, the Gummi ship system from KHII was fine as is, I'm not sure why we needed the space travel mechanics. I expected that with the introduction of keyblade transformations and attraction summons, that a new type of enemy would be introduced to compliment these changes, just like Nobodies' combat meshed well with the reaction commands, but that did not happen. One of the highlights of the game is the keyblade forge where you can upgrade them with synthesis materials. This made some earlier keyblades you get more relevant as you move forward. Though the Ultima weapon's stats are sorely disappointing in comparison to the quests needed to get the materials for it. I was looking forward to hear the music of this game but unfortunately the mixing is absolutely atrocious and gets buried down underneath a wall of sound from all the audio triggers in combat and the overly loud voice acting in cutscenes. I really wanted to like this game after years of waiting but this was so disappointing on most fronts.

Pirates level

No controller remapping support

Game now has "Fatal Error" when booting up! Until fixed there is no reason to buy this game as you can't play it