Customer Ratings & Reviews

Kingdom Hearts III is one of the best games of 2019. It has amazing graphics, it has the better writing in the series compared to other games, and the dialogue is a little better. The Disney worlds are bigger than they ever were before and very detailed. One of the best things about the game is that the dialogue between Sora, Donald, and Goofy feels real compared to other games. The gameplay is so much more satisfying now that Critical mode has been added and you can turn off Attraction Flow. ALSO this game has NPC's all around now which makes worlds feel more alive compared to past games. I would give this game a 8/10 or a 9/10 because it feels so good to play this game.

This is what gaming should be...fun, challenging, immersive, and a slight touch of "the feels". Make sure to pick up the story with the rest of the series and then move on to this masterpiece.

This is definitely not the best entry in the KH series, but if you enjoy KH and you've played at least KH 1 and 2, this is worth it for the $15 I got it for. Bit more lineal than the previous entries, but it's enjoyable.

You can definitely tell this game is catered to children from some of the dialogue but has some maturity to it as well. Nevertheless it’s a fun game to play with good RPG elements.

I bought a console just for this game. I played the original Kingdom Hearts games when they first released, and this one is everything you'd come to expect from the series. Absolutely worth it.

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He plays it everyday and absolutely loves it! He was waiting for this game for so long and it finally went down in price on black friday so I got him it and he is so happy.

This was a very long wait but seems to have been well worth it. The game itself actually feels like you're playing a pixar/disney animation movie. The use of the Unreal 4 engine brought an aesthetic to the series that can only be labeled "fantastic". Great for any Kingdom Hearts fan. I must say, that if you haven't played the previous games, you might get lost in this game about the events that have happened (some veterans of the series feel the same) lol. For all those that want to try out the series for the first time or the veterans that just want to refresh the story in their mind, the original 9 games were also remastered in one package for the ps4.

Graphics are beautiful, long cut scenes, pretty good lengthy story line. Great game regardless if you didn’t play the other games in the series, would recommend to anyone of all ages!

Did you like Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2? Well then you'll like this I'm sure. It's just disappointing that with 13 years between games I feel like I'm playing the same game I did 13 years ago. Gummi ship stuff still stinks.

Great series to play for both kids and adults. Play as sora accompanied by Donald and goofy to multiple disney Worlds such as hercules, toy story, and frozen.

I haven't played the game, bought this game for my nephew for Christmas and he said its alot of fun. I only played the first one on ps2. And the first was good.

Worth the EXTREMELY long wait! One of my favorite game series and I'm glad they did it right instead of rushing through production

This is definitely a fun game. Some of the mechanics feel stiff but if you’ve played the other Kingdom Hearts game, then you know what you’re getting. It’s always fun to see the Disney characters come to life in this story and play alongside them. This is a long game. Some of the bosses later on become ridiculously hard even on normal mode. I bet some people quit and never finished the game because of that. Just that they take forever to beat and if you die you have to restart from the beginning. So if you’re easily frustrated or don’t want to fight the same boss a million times, play it on easy.

I have had a lot of fun with this game, the combat system is colorful and satisfying, a great upgrade to the previous games. But it doesn't age well. Finding a lot of narrative really childish and awkward.

Kingdom Hearts 3 is finally here and it does not disappoint. While the story is great, it's not as satisfying for newcomers, but you can still enjoy it. The gameplay is chaotic in the best way. There's so much on screen action, and it ll feels great. The worlds are fantastic. Disney fans will not be disappointed. KH fans will get what they've been waiting for. Unfortunately Final Fantasy fans may be a bit disappointed, since the series takes a back seat in this entry. The original story for the Kingdom Hearts series is the main focus here though. And after all the hype, this game does not disappoint. You

KH3 was 100% worth the wait, the effort of development and fluidity put into the game is amazing. For having a normal old PS4 and not the new ones with better hardware, the game still runs so smoothly and all the animations are beautiful. My only regret is not having a 4kTV or PS4 Pro to experience the game in 4k. If you are not an existing KH player, the game doesn't do that great a job of explaining past events, you're better off watching some videos online with recaps. Even having played KH and KH2 but none of the handheld games in between, the refresher definitely helps to know what is going on.

The good: - This game still succeeds in charming your pants off, primarily thanks to the recognizable Disney/Pixar characters spread throughout the many colorful worlds. You can't help but smile when Hades 'poofs' onto the scene (voiced by James Woods) or when Jiminy Cricket hops up to offer some advice. - The gameplay is really fun, with many different options to light up the screen with big-bang attacks (partner attacks, attractions, etc.), while also just letting you hack, slash, or shoot your way to victory. It's exciting, colorful, and not overly challenging even on Proud mode. The bad: - The story is convoluted/confusing at times especially if you haven't played any of the earlier games in the series. The dialogue is slow, the writing dull, and the cut scenes at times drag on. - All the explanatory content regarding fights, magic use, form changes, summons, etc. is A LOT. And it all gets thrown at you early in the game as just simple text to read/scroll through with optional tutorials. It's all a bit much for a game that essentially boils down to a button-masher. - There is definitely a bit of laziness that's evident throughout the game, and if you compare it to some of last years top games, it just doesn't have the same level of quality as those (thinking Nier Automata). Everything from the slightly sub-par graphics to the overly-varied menus and mini-games to the blank-and-a-bit-slow load screens. None of these things are terrible, but considering the amount of money and time that went into making this game they simply just shouldn't exist. - To be honest, this game no matter how much I want to love it is a bit disappointing. I've waited 17 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. Honestly it feels like Square-Enix didn't make great use of their creative talents to make a game that will live up to the Kingdom Hearts name. I remember all the hype, music and energy that oozed from the 1st KH in 2002 even in the commercial. The first and second Kingdom Hearts had their cut scenes, but they also had a strong story. Story that didn't involve peddling the latest Disney franchises. Even with worlds pulled from the movies like Frozen, Tangled, Monsters Inc, Toy Story, and Pirates of the Caribbean it's lacking in any real story merit. Sure the visuals are nice, but where is the game play experience and storytelling of the previous games? It just wasn't a cohesive mix of Disney and Square.

Early impressions have been very good, although for a game released in 2019 I had noticed some issues I thought were worth mentioning. I've noticed that the english voices have been done kind of lazily and I understand that a lot of work is involved in doing it perfectly, but this game has been in development for a LONG time and I guess I was just expecting 2019 level of voice matching and seamless conversations. Other issue I had was with movement still getting bugged out on uneven surfaces in the Environment. There are too small issues I have had but the game has been exceptional besides those and is continuing to exceed my expectations in terms of character/story depth, graphics and combat.

This game has exceeded all of my expectations and they were pretty high to begin with. Graphics blew me away as did the story-line and game play. The great thing about the game is you can play it how you want. You can rush through it, you can search each area to find EVERYTHING, you can use magic and stealth, you can hack-n-slash your way through the game.....it is up to you. Yes, the story line is very complex (and you should read up on the prior games as a refresher), but you can figure it out. I only play it for the Disney worlds anyway really. Could not recommend this game any more.