A somewhat essential DLC unfortunately makes the player repeat moments of the ending of the main game, making it intermittently feel compelling and climactic and also like a bit of a slog to get through.
The additional fights following the main ending are exceptionally difficult and, while I love that the game allows you to challenge yourself this much, were simply too much for me to complete.
Not sure if remind also added in the customisability into the main game - but I always thought it did and this is a great addition (bye bye attraction gimmick!)
The additional fights following the main ending are exceptionally difficult and, while I love that the game allows you to challenge yourself this much, were simply too much for me to complete.
Not sure if remind also added in the customisability into the main game - but I always thought it did and this is a great addition (bye bye attraction gimmick!)
This was an okay addition to KHIII. While it did flesh out some of the ending story, it does so in a rather confusing way. I got it, but only after watching a youtube explanation. Ultimately my major complaint is that it lacks much game play. I'd say half of the "play time" was actually watching cut scenes. When you aren't watching cut scenes its just a typical KH end game boss rush (my least favorite part of any entry). The additional end game content is also bananas hard. For a game that I never died while playing on standard I can't even pretend to fight the first of 13 extra bosses. It truly is wild.
some characters had weird voicelines in the story (mainly Terra and Riku) and tbh you are just rebeating the final bosses again.
However what is good about this DLC were the Data bosses, seeing final fantasy characters again was needed af but you can tell they were placed in last min and have no relevancy to the story.
However what is good about this DLC were the Data bosses, seeing final fantasy characters again was needed af but you can tell they were placed in last min and have no relevancy to the story.
crazy how that one new combo + the addition of oathkeeper and oblivion almost fixes every single problem with vanilla kh3 and makes it arguably even more fun than kh2
anyways this dlc fucking rules and basically fixes any issues i might've had with the og version of 3's finale (which i already quite liked). the redemption arc is... complete
anyways this dlc fucking rules and basically fixes any issues i might've had with the og version of 3's finale (which i already quite liked). the redemption arc is... complete
I'm not big on boss rush modes and hadn't played the main game in years by the time I finally sat down to play this post-game DLC, so I didn't do the boss rush portion. I just played through the additional story elements which, admittedly, I wasn't entirely sure which parts were new to the DLC and which I had seen previously....
This DLC for KH3 is a great way to explain the main story ending even more, and has beautiful additions from another point of view. Aside from clearing up the ending better, there is the Limitcut episode with 13 Data Boss Battles...
Now each one of these battles is so difficult, you need to be prepared and level yourself up, and also unlock the Ultima Keyblade, other than that, you're going to struggle since these bosses can only be damaged at certain windows, so most of the time you're blocking and dodging, and waiting for the opportunity to strike, the Hardest Data Boss is Data Xaehanort, and Xion...
After you beat all 13 hard bosses, you unlock "Yozoro" which is probably the most difficult boss I have ever fought, he is so fast and agile, and bombards you with all kinds of attacks, this is why watching guides is important. The Link Summon Ariel carries throughout this fight so well, but you still need to recover your MP, Dodge, Parry, and pray to Kingdom Hearts for good luck. It took me about 20 attempts to beat this boss. And the dude looks like a mixture of Sasuke and Riku, or bootleg Kaneki.
Now each one of these battles is so difficult, you need to be prepared and level yourself up, and also unlock the Ultima Keyblade, other than that, you're going to struggle since these bosses can only be damaged at certain windows, so most of the time you're blocking and dodging, and waiting for the opportunity to strike, the Hardest Data Boss is Data Xaehanort, and Xion...
After you beat all 13 hard bosses, you unlock "Yozoro" which is probably the most difficult boss I have ever fought, he is so fast and agile, and bombards you with all kinds of attacks, this is why watching guides is important. The Link Summon Ariel carries throughout this fight so well, but you still need to recover your MP, Dodge, Parry, and pray to Kingdom Hearts for good luck. It took me about 20 attempts to beat this boss. And the dude looks like a mixture of Sasuke and Riku, or bootleg Kaneki.