The story and characters wont blow you away, its a very basic light vs dark story with all the fantasy tropes you would expect of a game from the famicom era. This is also highly subjective but I think eternal wind is the standout track and possibly the best overworld theme in the entire series. Nobuo Uematsu oversaw the music and it shows, every track has the level of quality you would expect from his work and in my opinion elevates the atmosphere of FF3 much higher than it was. I think it goes without saying that the re orchestrated music sounds fantastic and was my primary reason for buying this game. As many others have said the text that is used for dialogue looks horrible compared to everything else and what's worse is that they already use a better text format for damage calculation so there's literally no reason for it to look this bad. The sprites, levels, and attack effects have all been remade from the ground up but surprisingly it all meshes together evenly, nothing feels out of place.well except for one incredibly obvious flaw. The visuals are very well done, I know many enjoyed the DS version but I think this pixel remaster is a much more elegant solution than the ds versions big ugly polygons. There are a few changes to gameplay the most obvious being the auto battle feature which makes the encounter rate much less of a pain, there's now a run function when not in the overworld, omni directional movement, phoenix downs are much more common, secret passages now have subtle visual clues, and the dungeons now have an optional map you can use. A very good remaster of Final Fantasy 3, yes it does have some minor flaws but I would still argue that this is the definitive version since A very good remaster of Final Fantasy 3, yes it does have some minor flaws but I would still argue that this is the definitive version since it adds some much needed quality of life changes that make the experience much more enjoyable that it was before.
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