Yo-Kai Watch 3 is the international release of which contains all available content from the 3 Japanese versions of the game. Follow two parallel stories and unravel the mysteries behind strange sightings while meeting over 600 Yo-kai and using the new 3x3 grid battle system to strategically dish out or dodge attacks.
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Yo-Kai Watch 3 is the installment that the majority of the fanbase would call the best in the series, though looking at the score I've given it, it's obvious I have some choice words against this game. While bigger than its predecessors in every way, I found the game to be a bit of a cluttered mess as a result. What was impressive in the second game has become overwhelming, like it's content-packed purely for the sake of being content-packed.
My main issue, however, lies in sheer tedium. This might be the most tedious game I have ever played, as many of the chapters have large sections dedicated to complete filler. Key Quests, a welcome addition in the previous game, has gone from a couple fun quests mostly tied to the chapter, to what boils down to actual chores, going from place to place just to pad out playtime.
I think that on a base level, this is a fun game. You now switch between two different characters, one in the old map from the second game, and the other in a brand new, just as big one. The combat has changed for the better, now being grid-based and a lot more interesting. It really is a shame to see such well-designed groundwork pan out this way, and in some ways I understand liking this game more than I do. Would I recommend it? Sure, give it a shot, though I'd advise dropping off it if you're not enjoying chapters 1 to 3, it only gets worse from there.
My main issue, however, lies in sheer tedium. This might be the most tedious game I have ever played, as many of the chapters have large sections dedicated to complete filler. Key Quests, a welcome addition in the previous game, has gone from a couple fun quests mostly tied to the chapter, to what boils down to actual chores, going from place to place just to pad out playtime.
I think that on a base level, this is a fun game. You now switch between two different characters, one in the old map from the second game, and the other in a brand new, just as big one. The combat has changed for the better, now being grid-based and a lot more interesting. It really is a shame to see such well-designed groundwork pan out this way, and in some ways I understand liking this game more than I do. Would I recommend it? Sure, give it a shot, though I'd advise dropping off it if you're not enjoying chapters 1 to 3, it only gets worse from there.
Miglior gioco ever
Mejor que el sexo
un peu chiant de devoir faire chaque chose en double pour avancer dans chaque histoire
Repleto de contenido, en cuanto a la saga es definidamente el más completo. Es el Persona 5 de los Yo-kai Watch, para completarlo al 100% necesitas 200 horas (perdón no tengo tanto tiempo libre sólo completé la historia principal).
Eso, la historia está guay, es graciosa y Usapyon se encarga de darle la chispa de humor que le falta a esta entrega, porque si que escasea bastante, no como en las anteriores.
Mejor que el primero pero no mejor que el segundo, el segundo sigue siendo top.
Eso, la historia está guay, es graciosa y Usapyon se encarga de darle la chispa de humor que le falta a esta entrega, porque si que escasea bastante, no como en las anteriores.
Mejor que el primero pero no mejor que el segundo, el segundo sigue siendo top.
peak II