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Final Fantasy III: Reviews

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Game Score: 9/10

This review is one for those who don't feel like going threw lots of reading.

I personally was a amazed with Final Fantasy III, but this one is going to be a serious judgment call on a gamer-by-gamers basis. For any casual gamer out there, be warned, Final Fantasy III hits hard and plays like the demanding days of old. We're talking about lots and lots of random battles (some times every five or so steps or so), inns don't revive dead characters, and instant death battles that don't hesitate to kill unsuspecting explorers that feel the need to wander too far from the� "strongly recommended" path the game delivers. The job system is solid though (and definitely trumped from other Final Fantasy games), but overall the experience is very traditional and pretty straightforward.
If you're looking for more of an innovative take on a DS RPG, you may want to try Magical Starsign instead, or just grab the recently released Final Fantasy V for GBA. If you think you can hack it with Final Fantasy III, by all means be my gust. Just know that the game definitely has its flaws, lacks a ton of DS presentation, and can be incredibly difficult despite its downright entertaining core. For the hardest of the hardcore gamers though, the decision to pick up Final Fantasy III was made well before you read this review. Either you need this game or you don't. Plain and simple.