評論

• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2022

  You should definitely play Aveyond 3-1 and 3-2 before playing this one; otherwise the story won't make a lot of sense. I liked the improvements made to this one (was easier to follow the quests). Which I did not like that much was that you had to run around a lot in the later part of the game (so if you are allergic to that, don't get this game ;) Also, it was not that important what you did before; all items and money was gone. Would this be a standalone, I would not recommend it; but as part of the series, I still recommend it.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 5, 2023

  I might have given this a game a "depends" if there was the option but there isn't, so here goes. First off, if you really want to give it a shot, buy the first one, not the set. Due to the huge maps you'll be well past the two hour limit before you get a sense of whether you like it or not. Get the rest if you like it. I've been playing RPGs since the Dragon Warrior days. And yes I know I just dated myself. I really wanted to like this. I bought it as part of a set, and ran into problems (technical) with the first one too far in to return. So I'm forcing myself to play through the rest. But I'm done. Halfway through the third of five I am just done with oversized maps that force you to double back and loop around constantly (even towns. Even in towns there's dead ends everywhere.) There are some good things. There was a lot of care put into customizing some of the assets. The story is interesting. The magic mirror express is handy but far from a complete circuit. Enemies are visible and largely avoidable which is nice if you're getting in a bit of trouble out there and trying to get back to a town. But for the love of God if you're not giving me a sprint option then don't take away the winged shoes I had the last two games. Items you need to complete quests shouldn't be in random boxes you have to stumble across. Trekking through the same labyrinthine caverns every time you have to go between two places is drudgery - have a magic door open or something. And what RPG takes away your only healer to tend farm animals?! And the worst thing? The story spans four games, and quests that turn up in one game may not be solvable until the next, even though they're in your journal. So there's more hours blindly stumbling around trying to solve an unsolvable quest. I know it says I played for nine hours. Most of it was running around in pointless circles. Just saying.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2015

  Continues the story. A little different than other three chapters.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 15, 2017

  IT's a RPG
• gamedeal user

  Jan 14, 2018

  BEST GAME SERIES EVER BUY THEM ALL ON G2A FOR 1 DOLLAR
• gamedeal user

  Jul 16, 2018

  Hands down my least favorite game of the series. The story bits are too far apart, so much that you'll start losing interest. Some new features were added but I didn't like them at all. It was all too confusing. The main things start very late in the game. Also, I actually got the main plot twist before even getting there. The previous two in the series at least had me wondering the fate of the characters. But then again, I wouldn't want to miss the storyline so I recommend it anyway. It's just that Aveyond 3-2: Gates of Night set the bar really high. When I finished it, I actually missed the gameplay and the characters. So don't miss it because the character interactions, the story and the scene before the final battle makes it worthwhile in my opinion.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 19, 2018

  I absolutely love the Aveyond series! Every single game... except this one installment of Aveyond 3. This is my least favorite part. It really feels drawn out like they could have just taken it's main story line and condensed it down and split it between 3-2 and 3-4 or just tacked it onto either one. It almost feels like you are playing a different game. You lose everything you built up from the first 2 chapters, and for most of the game your original party is no longer with you (eventually some but not all will join you for short periods of time). Yeah, your bestie Stella who served as your healer won't join you at all so you have to stock up on tons of healing items and food. You spend an excessive amount of time walking back and forth to various places just to get one thing. As a stand alone game this isn't worth the money or time. If you really want to play through all of Aveyond 3 it's kind of a must but you don't have to like it and I don't blame you if you don't.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 21, 2018

  Fantastic <3