You know the game is peak when Woody from toy story roasts the main villain by saying he doesn't have any friends AND when Donald Duck proves himself to be one of the strongest mages in Final Fantasy Canon

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Jokes aside:
This is an amazing port of an amazing game. It has the best combat in the series and you can litterally play how you want. It's all viable:

Want to abuse the overpowered magic in this game? Go ahead!
Want to spam the attack button to do the same combo every time? Go ahead!
Want to mix the keyblade transformations, magic and shotlocks into the same combo to make one of the most cinematic and satisfying combo's ever? Go a-♥♥♥♥♥♥♥-head!

The base game is an all-around amazing experience with beautiful disney worlds, but the combat doesnt get fully explored in there. That's where the DLC comes in!

Re:Mind is where the real beauty of KH3's combat system comes out of the shadows. In there you'll have to fight a dozen of the hardest and most developed bosses in the entire franchise.
If you play on a harder difficulty you'll need an understanding of all your combat and movement options, learn every boss' moveset, how to dodge/punish them, ETC.

It's insane how deep the combat actually goes once you are forced to experiment with it due to the sheer difficulty of these bosses.

Also this game is the origin of the "Hollup... Let him cook" meme and the total wait time of 12 years for this game to be developed and then released on steam was worth it cause they definitely cooked with this one.

You know the game is [b]peak [/b] when Woody from toy story roasts the main villain by saying he doesn't have any friends AND when Donald Duck proves himself to be one of the strongest mages in Final Fantasy Canon [hr][/hr] Jokes aside: This is an amazing port of an amazing game. It has the best combat in the series and you can litterally play how you want. It's all viable: Want to abuse the overpowered magic in this game? Go ahead! Want to spam the attack button to do the same combo every time? Go ahead! Want to mix the keyblade transformations, magic and shotlocks into the same combo to make one of the most cinematic and satisfying combo's ever? Go a-fucking-head! The base game is an all-around amazing experience with beautiful disney worlds, but the combat doesnt get fully explored in there. That's where the DLC comes in! Re:Mind is where the real beauty of KH3's combat system comes out of the shadows. In there you'll have to fight a dozen of the hardest and most developed bosses in the entire franchise. If you play on a harder difficulty you'll need an understanding of all your combat and movement options, learn every boss' moveset, how to dodge/punish them, ETC. It's insane how deep the combat actually goes once you are forced to experiment with it due to the sheer difficulty of these bosses. Also this game is the origin of the "Hollup... Let him cook" meme and the total wait time of 12 years for this game to be developed and then released on steam was worth it cause they [b]definitely [/b] cooked with this one.