Now that it's on PC with unlocked frame rates and graphical options, Kingdom Hearts 3 shines more than it did on the PS4 when I played it previously. Unfortunately the game is exclusively available on the Epic Games Store, so the review bombings on Steam that would have probably occurred due to the pricing and lack of technical support will probably not spur bug fixes or patches into existence to fix some of the port's major issues any time soon. I'll mainly go over my experience with the performance and PC-specific features since the game and it's gameplay have not changed with it's availability on PC. My general system specs are as follows: Windows 10 (64 bit) Intel i9 9900ks @5ghz Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti 64gb of RAM Monitor Refresh Rate 165hz Running at my monitor's native resolution, 1080p, on medium settings the game looks very crisp and I'm hitting over 100fps almost constantly. The game does stutter and drop frames when I rotate the camera sometimes; this happens whether I'm using a controller or mouse. This was never an issue on console and it is not something that I've encountered in any of the other games that I play regularly. The ability to use a mouse and keyboard to play KH3 is a very welcome addition and the keybind options are pretty satisfactory. However one of the biggest problems with using mouse and keyboard is the game's ALWAYS ON - Mouse Acceleration (deceleration). It's very obnoxious and really ruins the experience if you enjoy using a mouse for games like this one. Controller support is also okay; for the first time we have the ability to remap buttons within the game, but it is somewhat of a pain because you have to map every single button manually every time you want to change something. If you're using an Xbox one controller and want to remap your buttons, I would recommend using the Xbox accessories app from the Microsoft store. The application is free and functions similarly to the remap feature available from the PS4's accessibility menu. They've also included a button icon option that allows players using a dual shock/sense to see PS4 button prompts instead of Xbox buttons. Overall, I'd say this is an okay port. Performance instability and mouse acceleration are major issue for me, personally, but the game is still very enjoyable as a whole. If you haven't played KH3 on console yet, the PC port is a good choice if your system can run it. I don't believe that the inclusion of PC-specific options justifies the price, and I highly recommend waiting for a sale if you want to play it but are willing to wait. Because of the mouse acceleration, I've postponed my playthrough of the game until a patch fixing that issue, at least, is released.