In 2002, something weird and wonderful happened, developer Square Enix released Kingdom Hearts , a game that so...

Combat is a spectacle; It looks stunning; It's filled with Disney charm; Unique worlds to explore

Story is still very convoluted; Frame-rate drops; Can feel a bit easy on lower difficulties

Games not bad. Has some cool twists in it that I wasn't expecting, however, pacing is really off. Not only that, but the games REALLY short, and it doesnt feel satisfying once completed.

Let it go.

Combat is sublime; Lovely visuals and level design; A lot of heart

Gummi Ship is dull; Camera angles in battle can be annoying; Story is messy and convoluted; Voice acting is off-putting at times

Kingdom Hearts 3 is a magical game that feels like a fitting end for the series – if this is, indeed, the end. Each of its core mechanics have been improved upon tremendously, and there's so much to do in this 40-hour adventure that you'll return time and time again to experience it. For veterans, it's a heartwarming adventure that feels like a loving embrace from an old friend. For newcomers, it's a sneak peek into a riveting world where Disney sentimentality meets Square Enix ingenuity, where gamers of all stripes win. If you play one RPG so far in 2019, make it this one.

Massive amount of things to do ; Polished, satisfying combat; Improved and expanded Gummi Ship segments; A wealth of Disney characters and worlds to explore; Fitting conclusion to the main Kingdom Hearts trilogy;

Occasionally confusing navigation; Some wooden voice acting;

Been waiting years for this title and as before this game has not let me down. Super enhanced graphics and a blasting soundtrack to match. Hours of gameplay and loads of different mini games to keep you entertained for a very long time.

Thirteen years is a long time to wait. While that time has not gone without other games in the series, the Kingdom Hearts franchise has gone a long time without a numbered entry. For the sake of context, I had only recently jumped into the deep end that is the Kingdom Hearts franchise, only having...

Kingdom Hearts III will not fully live up to expectations – but then again, how could it It's a game that some fans have been anticipating ever since they completed the second game back on the PS2 a staggering 14 years ago.

I'll be honest, this game no matter how much I want to love it, is disappointing. I've waited 13 years (as have many of you) for this long delayed title. The game play isn't bad, but it feels sparse in comparison to all the cut scenes filled with recent Disney hits.

But you'll be able to ignore the faults. The pacing issues, the varying quality of side-content, and the lack of any real difficulty spikes will all melt away when you get to moments like Elsa singing "Let it Go," or meeting Woody and Buzz for the first time. Or that boss battle.

The graphics consistently astound; even topping Pixar in places; The final act is all a Kingdom Hearts fan could ask for

Takes too long for the story to get going; Tags

A mature Sora sets out on a new adventure, as Kingdom Hearts III makes full use of next-generation console technologies to deliver more exhilarating, action-packed gameplay and various fun features.