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Is Final Fantasy III (3D Remake) worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who want a crystal-led fantasy journey with four central youths
- Players seeking a 3D presentation of a classic-style Final Fantasy adventure
- Steam users who want optional automated battles and a gallery of artwork and music
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want battles to remain fully manual may dislike the automated mode's repeated-action system.
- Players seeking a modern open-ended structure may find the crystal-led world-saving journey too focused in scope.
- Players who do not use Steam will not be able to access the Steam-specific version and extras.
Our take on Final Fantasy III (3D Remake)
Players who want to direct every battle action may hit a wall when automated combat repeats the previous move at double speed. The gallery and soundtrack are separate extras, but they do not change the focused RPG journey.
What is Final Fantasy III (3D Remake)?
Follow four youths selected by crystals after darkness removes the light from the land.
This PC RPG presents the adventure with three-dimensional graphics and story scenes. Battles can be switched to an automated mode that runs at twice the usual speed while repeating each character's previous action. The game includes a browsable bestiary and other records, redesigned Job Mastery Cards, and upgraded PC visuals. A gallery collects artwork, character material, setting documents, and the full soundtrack. The current version also adds a revised interface, gamepad support updates, expanded keyboard, mouse, and touch controls, and fullscreen display up to 21:9. Steam Trading Cards and Achievements are included.
How Final Fantasy III (3D Remake) plays
- 01Automated Battles
- Combat can run at double speed while characters repeat their most recent actions.
- 02Gallery Collection
- The gallery contains artwork, character and setting material, and the complete soundtrack.
- 03Monster Records
- A browsing function provides access to the monster bestiary and other game records.
- 04Updated Controls
- The PC version includes revised gamepad support alongside adjustments for keyboard, mouse, and touch-panel input.
- 05Fullscreen Display
- Fullscreen mode supports displays with an aspect ratio of up to 21:9.
- 06Steam Extras
- The game includes Steam Trading Cards and Achievements.
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Final Fantasy III (3D Remake): platforms & release
Is Final Fantasy III (3D Remake) worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who want a crystal-led fantasy journey with four central youths. Skip it if: players who want battles to remain fully manual may dislike the automated mode's repeated-action system.
Where can I download Final Fantasy III (3D Remake)?
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What platforms is Final Fantasy III (3D Remake) on?
Windows only.
