I quite liked this one, but it's certainly not without its faults. I was extremely happy to see large open spaces, and mostly fluid transition scenes, as opposed to a myriad of small connected rooms. The action felt great, and the extra power afforded this game via the PS4 made for fantastic visuals and spell effects. The game is probably one of the easiest in the series. The "Disney Ride" attacks did a great job of taking any seriousness and chucking it out the window, and didn't feel like they fit in with the rest of the game. The story in this one also isn't that great, what with being a) all over the place, and b) going to Akira Toriyama levels of "lol don't worry, nobody really dies". Had a good time with this one, but there were more enjoyable ones earlier in the franchise.