Happy to get this for my brothers birthday he was over the moon

After waiting over thirteen years, Square Enix has finally given us the third major chapter in the mega-popular Kingdom Hearts series. Technically the thirteenth entry in the series' seventeen-year run, Kingdom Hearts III serves as the epic conclusion to what series director Tetsuya Nomura refers to...

Satisfying story that wraps up most of the plots set up over seventeen years, featuring several epic and character-based moments; gameplay takes the best elements of each title and combines them for a great gameplay experience; music and voice acting is among the series' best; world selection is...

Almost entirely incomprehensible without playing the other games; in order to set up more stories, some plot points are left open; mild frame rate lag; some of the new gameplay features are forgettable; Game & Watch-style LCD minigames are an entirely pointless inclusion; almost no Final Fantasy...

This game is AMAZING! The story will pull your heartstrings, the combat is easy, and more! The only problem I had with CSM's review is that they said that it had a load of consumerism.

Square Enix was releasing those remastered versions of all the previous Kingdom Hearts games for more reasons than just to line its pocketbooks. Kingdom Hearts III starts immediately after Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance ends. There is no fanfare.

Refined combat across the games; Getting around the worlds has never been easier or more fun; Story finally all tied together; Gummi Ship is actually enjoyable; Combat never gets stale; Beautiful environments; cutscenes; in-game action; So many things to do

Will be very hard for new players to the series to jump in; Some pretty cheesy dialogue

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.

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;

Finally! Its been a long wait, and now the true sequel is out I got it say that this is what I'm expecting from the 3rd main game! All credits goes to Square Enix, Disney & Pixar for adding their contributions into this lengthy-as project! Recommended for all! :D

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;

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;

There's a moment in every Kingdom Hearts fan's life when they realise that, despite their best efforts, they no longer have any idea what's going on the in long-running series' famously convoluted story.