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At it'\s best, KH3 is an alright game that feels like it's too afraid to hit it's potential and ends too abruptly to ever actually challenge you. That is unless you bought the DLC where the 13+ super bosses challenge you to actually learn how combat works only for you to realize how much potential was truly wasted in 90% of the game.

At worst and marking for spoilers as it's plot talk: With the end of the game rushing the plotlines built over 14+ years since KH2 one after the other in the last half of the game. No stops, no build up, just boom, boom, done. On top of that, using the 'worldline' concept to undo their first failure only for Sora to do nothing to actually change anything made it feel pointless and dramatic for no reason. And that's just some of the problems. For a series that went out of it's way to be very plot heavy and confusing despite it being about Disney clashing with Final Fantasy, the conclusion to it's major plotline felt weak.

It definitely showed that KH3 was suffering from Nomura trying to work on it, FF versus 13 and FF7 remake. I feel like FF7 remake only came out as fine as it did because it was the last project in the set and KH3 was rushed to get to working on it.