God Eater 3 Reviews
God Eater 3’s approach of simply offering more of the same without doing anything to expand on what made it such a strong challenger is a disappointment. It still has its positives, but they’ve all been seen before.
A staggering amount of gameplay customisation options, and adrenaline-pumping combat make it easy to forgive and forget some of its few shortcomings.
God Eater 3 is a game that takes a still relatively niche genre and does some interesting things with it both narratively and in terms of gameplay. It’s a much more story-focused experience with an interesting world and compelling cast of characters that’s currently unrivalled by other games of its type, but it’s also ultimately held back by its gameplay. There’s a distinct lack of combat depth later on in the game, the locales feel uninspired, and its repetitive nature makes God Eater 3 a title I can only recommend to those itching for more games of this kind.
An empty game without much in the way of satisfaction. It's as if someone took the bare frame of what makes a God Eater game and sold it. God Eater 3 needed much more time in the oven, and while its polished presentation may look appealing on the surface, the hollow gameplay is where its true colors are shown. Compared to the precedent set by previous titles, it's a disappointment.
God Eater 3 rewards you for diving deeper into its mechanics. There’s a lot to like here when it comes to customization and combat, but the story and level design leave a lot to be desired.
Despite the UI clunkiness and slightly dated visuals, teaming up with friends is lots of fun in God Eater 3.
GOD EATER 3 is out now for Playstation 4, and Windows PC. Have we got your interest? Why not pick up a copy of the game?
By no means God Eater 3 is a bad game. Unfortunately after God Eater 2, the sequel can feel like more of the same and doesn't bring new ideas to the table. Also the game under uses some of their most interesting antagonists and in a way can definitely hurt the rhythm of the main story.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Despite having a fun gameplay and an above average story, God Eater 3's casual gameplay fails to compete with the bests of the genre. Nevertheless, the game manages to provide a fun experience
Review in Persian | Read full review
If you enjoy hunting down large monsters, taking their pieces to upgrade arms and armor, and are a big fan of anime and anime style games, by all means, head on out and pick up this gem.
God Eater 3 is a game that, if it doesn't revolutionize the formula established on its previous entries and with its story being a bit hard to get into for those that don't have previous contact with it because of its very specific terminology, still has a responsive, challenging and fun gameplay, with useful online functionalities, a campaign with great sense of progression and that, even with a few stumbles, make it worth the invested hours for its great characters and emotional investment with worthwhile ending.
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God Eater 3 manages to pull of a deep and enjoyable combat experience, despite some annoyances with the camera and missions repeating themselves.
The complexity of the game can definitely be a huge barrier to entry, and there's a repetitiveness that comes with hunting games that might turn you off if that's not something you enjoy. Still, God Eater 3 functions as a strong, complex JRPG and a good way to test out the series if you've been curious this whole time.
At the moment, God Eater 3 is the best option for the fans of the genre, and while some control and graphical issues are here and there, the gameplay is solid and the multiplayer section is very entertaining.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Taken on its own terms, though, with God Eater 3 we have a pretty hunting game that moves like lightning and makes its stylish combat feel like something worth mastering. Players willing to adjust their expectations will find plenty to fill up on, but those seeking a novel new taste rather than a bit of comfort food may want to keep looking.
Those who come from the great hunting title of last year, Monster Hunter World, they better reduce their expectations in terms of breadth and exploration, as this title drags a development inherited from the past portable experiences. They will need to open their minds to a title, paradoxically, more closed, more collected. However, God Eater 3 is a canonical continuation that will happily satisfy fans of previous installments who seek more Aragami heads to decorate their room, but it is also a very good gateway for those who are curious about this universe and we want to start at the beginning. It is not a sequel that revolutionizes the saga and looks to a different future, but builds perfectly on its background to stay within its line, which is much more than many other sequels can say.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
As modern games approach a more broad design, God Eater 3 has continued with its linear but a more tightly focused gameplay structure. It works fine for what the game aspires here, but compared to its competitors, there is definitely a sense of disappointment and missed potential.
God Eater 3 does a lot of things right, but misses marks as is goes along. Youu have a lot of options and skills and the battles you fight against huge monsters are epic. But there are only a few of these monsters.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
The best mix we can see between Monster Hunter World and Anime is to make God Eater 3 a special place for which no other game is involved but unfortunately it will remain Cult Hit weaker than the previous part
Review in Arabic | Read full review
God Eater 3 bears a superficial resemblance to Monster Hunter, boasting many of its features, but none of its depth. It offers nothing but diluted versions of what it has tried to poach from better games.