Customer Ratings & Reviews

Waited for this game for so long. Love the graphics and love the story line. The game gives a quick summary of what has happened in the story so far so if you're new to the game you wont be missing out on too much.

Got the game on sale. Great buy for a AAA rpg lien this. The story is a little confusing but as long as you know who good and whose bad it's doesn't really matter.

I’m so excited to finally play Kingdom Hearts III.

Fun game with hours of play. Great for Disney fans.

This is a great game, and definitely worth the wait. It takes you through lots of the Disney worlds and character interactions you came to love in the old games as well as plenty of new ones. Sora and company’s story is nicely explored and expanded upon. Definitely recommend if your a fan of the other games in the franchise.

Great game! I have been a fan of the KH series since I first played it when I was 7, this is just one more great addition. The combat has been upped (you can now swap between 3 different keyblades mid fight and each keyblade has a special second form/finisher), the worlds are huge, and the game play is fun/ addictive and easy to get the hang of. Nevertheless, unless you want to be confused, I wouldn't recommend this to newcomers without first beefing up on the old lore or playing the old games; because they reference a lot from the previous games with little context. They've lowered the difficulty since KH 2, (save the very final sections of the game) and unless you go on proud mode its downright easy, but it still is wildly entertaining either way. And to anyone who think the graphics are short of great (okay, I believe you), nah man; this thing is beautiful. Some of the animated sections looked on par if not better than their Disney counterparts and the pirates world was weirdly enjoyable (water combat no longer makes me want to kill myself). So I highly recommend this game if you've played all the others. Also, just a heads up, buy at least one potion/ingredient from every moogle you see. He'll give you a postcard after every first purchase and you need a butt-ton of postcards to get Orichalcum+ (needed for the strongest keyblade).

It was a hard decision for me to make, given all of the amazing improvements added to the overall combat system seen in KH2, alongside the addition of many other features that allowed for greater variety compared to any other game in the franchise. Obviously this wont be loved by everyone but from multiple form changes that include a host of new weapon styled keyblades, ranging from shields, guns, hammers, drills, even claws and much more, then there's the addition of attraction commands which are all stunningly gorgeous allowing unique and entertaining ways of clearing out your foes provides good break from slashing away for every single battle. So to give the honest truth about combat it's never been more enjoyable and varied. It has been noted to be a much easier title than the previous two games. Critical mode or proud mode is recommended for the returning fans. Proud for a first time and then obviously critical mode will really help solve this issue. Overall the music is great as always. Story is good but the pace at which its told is not so good. As far as worlds go they are some of the most beautiful and expansive places ever seen in a KH game, unfortunately the only worlds that have the most depth are Disney's with little to no Original worlds such as radiant Garden, even twilight town is smaller than it was in KH2, which was another huge issue in this entry which was the complete and total absence of FF characters which would be 0 and it really hurts the fact that the whole game was really good for the most part but without the FF influence it just wasn't the same magic that made this game so special in the first place. This was hands down the biggest mistake that KH3 had made, and the game sufferers greatly from this decision to put all eyes on Disney and ignore Final Fantasy completely. The end result is that with the amazingly open worlds and faithful storytelling to the movies, its focus on KHs characters and conclusion to the darkseeker saga it checks into an acceptable though unbalanced experience. Gameplay was really unique and varied moreover it was very fun and smooth to play surprisingly superior to the other games. Critical mode will give you a good run for your money. Graphics are highlighted as one of the best looking games for our generation. To be fair I have to give this title 4 out of 5

Great for: Fans of action-RPGs, Disney lovers, long-time Kingdom Hearts players, Xbox owners Not ideal for: Players seeking a highly challenging RPG or a standalone story newcomer fully understand

I have followed both KH1 and KH2 and was so excited when they decided to make KH3 Xbox compatible. This game definitely follows the same game play as the first two with new worlds and the same fun loving characters. It might be a little confusing if you haven't played the series before, so hopefully they will come out with the first two on Xbox in the future. For those of us who have been able to play the first two, KH3 is a must have for your game collection.

I didn't play the former two console releases because I didn't have a console when they were released. Fortunately, this includes the necessary recap videos. The story is still convoluted, which seems to be a common complaint, but it makes up for it in heart and gameplay. I play this on a One X and seeing the visuals in true 4K is absolutely breathtaking. The Tangled material looked just as good as the film release. Absolutely recommend for long-time fans and newcomers just looking for lighter fare.

I had never played a Kingdom hearts game before, so my only expectation was to play alongside Disney characters. The game does a great job introducing you to the game mechanics gradually instead of inundating you at the beginning. Pros: beautiful game, entertaining fights. Would be great for kids! Great for kids - not graphic at all. Good for any play style - while there’s a lot of different things to use in the fight, you can get by just fine with only needing to press a single button really fast! Cons: High number of cut scenes, confusing to jump into the story without background knowledge. DISCLAIMER: the cons listed are not necessarily reasons not to try the game - they were just my personal issues. I had never played Kingdom Hearts before, so I wasn’t aware familiar with the play style. For those like me, there are a lot of cut scenes. Like, A LOT. This isn’t necessarily a reason not to play, though, as the cut scenes are usually cute / fun / informative. Plus, I’m a Disney Nerd so I enjoyed the way the characters were used. The other issue is not knowing what is going on for most of the early gameplay. Going from 0 background knowledge to jumping late into the continuing story, I had to do a lot of Googling to learn who was who and what I missed. I haven’t finished the game yet, so there might still be future cut scenes that would explain what I don’t know.

This game is awesome so far! It brings back so many memories from the other 2! Worth every penny and great story

This game has tons of nostalgia for me, I grew up playing KH1 and 2 and this game does its predecessors justice. With great graphics, tons of new Keyblade abilities and call backs on the old games it’s great. However if you are new to the series and a big Disney fan the game will still captivate you, however I do recommend doing research on what has happened in past games so you don’t feel out of the loop.

This game did not disappoint, awesome game play and visuals. Best played on Xbox 1 x.

The story is totally beyond comprehension if you haven't played the other games in the series, but the gameplay and graphics are the best of the series. Square Enix posted videos online summarizing the story leading up to Kingdom Hearts III. I would recommend watching them to get a general idea of what is happening.

Kingdom hearts is my favorite game franchise of all time and while this game may not be as great as KH1 or 2 it is still a great game that I reccomend buying

I'm only somewhat familiar with the Kingdom Hearts franchise through briefly playing (but never completing) some of the previous games, but I had been looking forward to this one. It is obvious the game was clearly developed with Japanese as the main language and some of the dialog and character animations reflect this. The intro scene is very awkward with this, but it does improve later. The gameplay is a blast and some scenes look like they are straight out of a Pixar movie. The amount of detail and care put in to some of the locations and characters is very impressive. I'd recommend this game to any RPG fan (the game does include some videos to catch newcomers up with the story).

this is just the standered game. The graphics look nice but the story lacks for me. the gameplay is nice and smooth. for 10 dollars its not bad

For someone who has never played KH ( besides the first half of the first one) this game is very nostalgic for me and that’s not a bad thing. However if I had two nitpick I would definitely say that the throws a lot at you at first which is not a bad but it’s just annoying at and second they need to fix the frame rate. I’m playing on Xbox One X and it fluctuates between 50 and 60fps. Now does hinder the experience? No but I would like them to address for the future. But overall it’s fun the gameplay is good plus it has one of the best soundtracks I’ve heard in a very long time and the story is not bad from what I can understand anyways haha. So in summary if you like Disney and enjoy the typical Japanese story telling of “through the power of friends we can do anything” then this the game for you.

Very reminiscent of the earlier games though with the long gap between 2 and 3 I found myself struggling to remember all of the details. I also feel like we haven't seen much actual character progression from Sora. Still seems like a kid who hasn't really grasped the weight of his reality. Gameplay is fun and simple, though, if a little busy at times.