I liked the story line and the variety of characters. Liked the turn-based combat mechanics.

First of all, I want to thank the developers for their hard work and dedication to bringing Jagged Alliance 3 to life. It’s clear they had the right intentions, and there are aspects of modernization in the game that I truly appreciate. The updated graphics and the effort to reintroduce beloved mercenaries are noteworthy, and it’s great to see the series revived for a new generation of players.

However, as a long-time fan of the series, I feel that JA3 missed the essence of what made Jagged Alliance 2 so special. The charm wasn’t just in the mechanics; it was in the little things—like the way mercenaries bantered, the thrill of assembling your perfect squad, and the immense satisfaction of surviving a tough firefight. These details made it feel personal and immersive, more than just a tactical game.

With JA3, while the modernization is appreciated, the soul of the series feels diluted. Perhaps this is because the focus leaned more toward surface-level improvements (like graphics and accessibility) rather than capturing the depth and charm that resonated so deeply with players of the earlier titles.

P.S. This is purely my personal opinion, and I respect the hard work that went into making this game. As an old fan of the series, I simply wanted to share my perspective and hope future updates or installments can bridge the gap between nostalgia and innovation.

i hate the cheesy dialogue this game had me up until i rescued the african priest and fox said that she had a thing for tall men with top hats, after that she proceeded to call the priest "daddy"