Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation is a great game. For starters, it improves greatly on the gameplay and combat of the last two Dragon Quest games. Many of the fights are fun and challenging to conquer, and it always felt rewarding beating them. This game also does a great job at feeling like an adventure, you travel all across the globe and never does it really get boring, it's just fun to adventure around. Near the ending of the game there is a bit of a spike in difficulty, but it's mostly fine so long as you're careful. The fact that you can choose any kind of party members you want adds replay value that will likely make me go back to this game sometime. If you enjoy RPGs, do not miss Dragon Quest III. The end section of the game also hits harder if you've played the original Dragon Quest, so keep that in mind!

This game feels incredibly modern in design for its time even if this is a remake, the core design is solid and timeless
It's a step above DQ1 and 2 in every way conceivable.
It's a game that gives me such a genuine feeling of being in an adventure and conquering every bit of its world and secrets is so satisfying in a way I cannot parallel to many other games besides maybe some of my favorite Zelda games.
I truly appreciate how well thought-out encounters feel in that game, all of them is a puzzle and the real addictive part of it comes from figuring out how to clear them as efficiently as possible.
That to me is the core of every good JRPG gameplay wise and exactly what made me want to get into Dragon Quest due to Chrono Trigger making me feel the same thing.
It shows its age in many areas and isn't a flawless game by any means, but I can only imagine how it must have felt like to play this on release