Final Fantasy III (3D Remake)

FINAL FANTASY® III, one of the best-loved games from the epic RPG series, available on Steam.

Final Fantasy III (3D Remake) is a rpg, jrpg and turn-based game developed and published by Square Enix.
Released on May 27th 2014 is available only on Windows in 10 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Thai and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 3,227 reviews of which 2,661 were positive and 566 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 12.99€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Final Fantasy III (3D Remake) into these genres:

RPG JRPG Turn-Based Remake Classic Fantasy Singleplayer Great Soundtrack Retro Adventure Old School Class-Based Open World Story Rich Turn-Based Strategy Strategy Difficult Epic Turn-Based Combat 1990's

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Requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows

OS *: Windows Vista, 7, 8
Processor: Pentium 4, 2.4 GHz
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Storage: 800 MB available space

Reviews

Explore reviews from Steam users sharing their experiences and what they love about the game.

Sept. 2024

Fun classic RPG with an enjoyable job system and a simple yet fun story. Brutal final dungeon though 7/10, i do recommend giving it a try, especially if you love more classic and simple JRPGs

Sept. 2024

I have played this game hundred times, played it a lot on a NES emulator when i was younger, i played it in a ds emulator, i even played it in the OUYA. This is one of my favorite entries and the 3d remake was always so good, im so glad they kept the magic system from the original NES and gave the guest characters something to do

May 2024

Great game. Is it amazing? Nope. First of all, this is my first FF game with a job system and it made me a fan. Will definitely have to check out V after this because it's an awesome concept and it works super well. Specifically, I kind of like the way the magic system is laid out where you know how many times you can use a spell of each level. The things that it is lacking is a true story that made you want to be invested in the characters. While I can understand how revolutionary it was for its time, as a 2024 first time player, it was aight. On to difficulty. Was it difficult? Yeah definitely at times. Is it super easy to grind job levels and steamroll the game? Yup. Overall, worth the play for sure. Solid 7.5/10.

Feb. 2024

Such a good game. I chose to play this first over the pixel remaster and I am grateful that I did. While the pixel remaster has a lot of quality of life settings like exp gain and gil increase this game does not. This is very much bare bones classic ff rpg. Ff3 does so much. Introduced the job system which is pretty rigorous but also leaves you wanting to try all sorts of combinations with your party. You see more into the culture of all the jobs. I can't exactly say this game is difficult but it does seem to want you to play certain jobs at specific portions of the game. While not necessary, doing so can help make things easier (I didn't do it). This game is also a grind. You wanna move forward trying a different job? Gunna have to grind that job level up. Grinding is always beneficial and makes taking out bosses easy until world of darkness then.... you might wanna grind some more just in case. I will say it does seem to be more bias towards melee jobs since, unless 99 magic doesn't have a huge impact late game. If you played ff14 this game has a lot of content given from this game. Syrcus tower, crystal tower, world of darkness, eureka, cloud of darkness. All pretty cool to see the origins of where it came from. Music is top notch too. 10/10 recommend.

Jan. 2024

Pros: - Characters get personalities, though motivations are not great - 3D, visually better than older version and Pixel Remaster - Fixed being able to get final job - Solid game play - Less enemies per battle than other versions - Bonus dungeon (it's more of a hall that leads to a really overpowered superboss), short and to the point - Music is solid - Most equipment and spells are easy to understand (not summons though)- If you are experienced with other Final Fantasy titles, they are using the FFVIII+ naming conventions (Fira, Firaga). - Nautilus (fast airship) Cons: - Battles can run slow due to the nature of the game, not because of hardware limitations. - Leveling up takes a long time, and is increasingly so for jobs (you can only level up once per battle for any job, and is dictated by actions taken in battle). For the achievement of leveling all of your jobs to 100 takes hours upon hours. To stay on top of it, just master all available jobs when you get them. Doing so will also make you stronger in the long run. - Some monsters are missable for the achievement and require a whole new playthrough getting all of the monsters again. The achievement does not take any data across saves to contribute to getting it. This means, you need 100% on 1 save file. I had to play the game for a 3rd time to complete this. - HP growth is based on VIT and carry from job to job. Black Belt is the best for this, but is also gotten near end-game. Monk is not a bad choice. This was not made clear anywhere in-game. - Phoenix downs are rare, and raising a dead member usually requires a special pool or the use of a phoenix down or the raise/arise spell. Sleeping does not bring them back. - Instant game over areas in the later half of the game without warning. Like, a warning would have been nice. - Switching to a magic based job from a non-magic based job leaves you with 0 spell slots. Go to an inn or use an elixir. Tents don't exist in this game.

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