Breath of Fire III

 PSP
  • Publisher: Capcom
  • Release Date: Feb 9, 2016
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8.6

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User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 31 out of 40
  2. Mixed: 7 out of 40
  3. Negative: 2 out of 40

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  1. WithFieryTruth
    Feb 3, 2023
    0
    A decent game completely ruined by a game-breaking glitch.
    I had been playing the PSP version for a good 15 hours or so when I arrived at the block puzzle in Angel Tower, but it's impossible to proceed from there, because the easternmost block gets destroyed the instant I try to move it, no matter in which direction.
    I've tried reloading my save, leaving the area and whatnot, but nothing    A decent game completely ruined by a game-breaking glitch.
    I had been playing the PSP version for a good 15 hours or so when I arrived at the block puzzle in Angel Tower, but it's impossible to proceed from there, because the easternmost block gets destroyed the instant I try to move it, no matter in which direction.
    I've tried reloading my save, leaving the area and whatnot, but nothing helps. That one block cannot be moved without breaking, and since it's actually needed to proceed to the next area, I am now unable to progress any further in the game and have thus effectively wasted hours of my life on a game that is literally impossible to finish.    … Expand

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  1. Brash Games
    Mar 1, 2016
    60
    I’m not sure if I’ll ever return to Breath of Fire III. While the story did intrigue me at times, there’s not much intrigue or wonder in the world and no real urgency in your quest. From the get-go you’re given a pair of ‘pals’ and you’re supposed to like and care about them, but I couldn’t care less.
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