This game makes a lot of fun, interesting, and good decisions.

It also makes a couple questionable ones. Like why doesn’t the sprint continue across screens?

Anyways you know what they say. Silksong isn’t out yet.

Conflicted on this a bit because I really wish it was longer. I want the other two sections on the main map please.

I think that the new direction of repeatable mini game puzzles is so fun, but I just want more.

This complaint is moot though considering the price.

I hope they continue the regular series' model as well as this score based repeatable puzzle model going forward.

Would stress out over tile game again.

Final Fantasy is back baby

ATB had me much more invested in the combat at all times, even for basic random encounters. While that can occasionally be a drawback, for the most part it makes the combat side of this game much more engaging, awesome.

The story side of the game is also much more engaging. For the first time in the series the characters actually seem real a majority of the time, and the story is pretty good, despite some nitpicks that I won’t think too hard about.

Really interesting that they went away from the job system in this one after trying it in III. I am curious to see how I will like it in V, because I think that with some changes it can be much more engaging than its execution in III.

PS: Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth comes out today. Maybe I will play that one day.

Final Fantasy 3 introduces the job system... more like I would rather be working at my job system.

In what is apparently my latest hot take, I think this game is worse than FF2 actually.

The job system is kinda interesting and of course is the foundation of more to come, but for a game that is trying to have more of an expanded story its funny how it doesn't have as impactful moments as either of its predecessors.

Also the music is worse. (Town of Amur is great though).

The game trapped me in the in game dungeon just to make me suffer and I won't forgive or forget.

Kinda cool how you can walk around the big ship. And now that I think about it, the numerous airships and surprisingly expanding world map give FF3 more character than I was thinking to admit when starting to type this review.

Can't wait to play FF4! How far will I get into the series this year? Stay tuned.

It’s cute, has a lot of heart, and is decently fun for awhile.

Unfortunately, it is lacking a feeling of completeness. The amount of unlocks is at odds with length and lack of replayability of the singular randomized run you are tasked with completing.

We almost beat the game on the first run while each of us was getting more drunk over time, without unlocking much..

While I have a soft spot for this game given I played it on Valentine’s Day with my partner and finished it on a second play session soon after, I am pulled into feeling more objective about the game when rating it here.