

Final Fantasy III (3D Remake)
Square Enix · 2014 · RPG, JRPG, Turn-Based, Remake, Classic
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About Final Fantasy III (3D Remake)
Lead four young warriors on an epic quest to restore light to a darkened world using the power of magical job classes. Experience a classic Final Fantasy adventure reimagined with stunning 3D visuals, expanded bestiary features, and modern PC enhancements.
KEY FEATURES:
- 3D visuals and story sequences
- Quick browsing through the monster bestiary and other game records
- Updated visual designs for the Job Mastery Cards
- Upgraded graphics for PC
- Includes Steam Trading Cards & Achievements
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awful game. The game runs like ass and it ear rapes you on launch on top of needing the client open which is terrible. I tried playing Creep by Radiohead on the piano and the game crashed. It fr ran at 15 fps for the most part and transitioning between actions is sluggish and feels rough. The pixel remaster is way better and runs like a charm. Only buy this game if you hate ur self and like to be in the cuck chair :31 found this helpful
6/10 - The 3DS style doesn't work too well on PC, and the game feels clunky overall. While I love job systems, this is one of the worst implementations in the series, in my opinion. Also - prepare for one of the worst achievements in history. "Get all jobs to level 99 for all characters". This menas the following: get into an easy battle in the first area, defend 4-6 times (depending on the job), repeat for all four characters, then defeat the enemies and win the battle, gain a job level, repeat until level 99, then repeat for all 22 jobs. I can tell you that this achievement took longer than all other achievements COMBINED. Now, did I really NEED to get that achievement? ... of course I did!
Screen stretching across multiple monitors in borderless, audio is completely muffled, game capped at 30fps but battles feel 15fps. Just play the FF3 pixel remaster instead you're missing nothing with this 3D port.
I only recommend this game if you want to play it casually. Something with decent strategy, but also something you can just feel powerful playing and faceroll through the whole game. I DO NOT recommend this game if you want to complete all the achievements. I don't wish it on my worst enemies. I like that the game is fully turn based. It's a good thing to have in a game in case you need to walk away or someone calls you on the phone or whatever. Life happens. I like the job system and how many different classes there are, and that you can make your party into whatever you want. What's bad about this for completionist reasons is that it's such a long ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ grind where the reward is absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. It's extremely pointless to level some or all jobs to max level. Maybe if the jobs leveled with just exp, or maybe if the jobs didn't have levels at all. Switching between jobs also gives a penalty which is just the most retarded thing ever (not sure if this was in the original NES version or not, but it's not in the pixel remaster version of the game). Grinding character levels to 99 is more experience points than what's required for a level 99 in runescape, and that's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥…
Pretty solid port if you can get past keyboard/mouse control weiredness. If I had a controller I'd disappear into the 2D bliss. Nostalgia for the win.
There’s a lot going with this game that makes me love and hate it. Honestly, FF3 3D Remake wasn’t made to be enjoyable and I can safely say that in the comfort of my room. There are too many small issues like not being able to quick save in the game or check the map without going to specific places that make the game so unenjoyable to play regardless of how good the story it is. If you can ignore all of this in mind, the character dynamic is actually very good. I really enjoyed the way the art style of the game, it feels very nostalgic in a way that I can’t describe however leaning towards more cutesy rather than brute and serious(?). Going back to the story however, like I mentioned earlier, it’s an amazing pick up after FF2 (a breath of fresh air if you will). I recommend everyone to play FF3 Pixel Remaster if you haven’t played it already. 4/10
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