- September 7, 2020
- Winged Cloud
Sakura Knight 3
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About
In Sakura Knight 3, Estelle, an accomplished swordswoman, and her party of unique companions must confront the fierce half-dragon Saga and her growing forces to protect the land of Lemuria. Alongside quests and battles, Estelle also navigates personal challenges, hoping to settle down with a special someone. This engaging RPG offers a blend of action, adventure, and romantic possibilities.









- The game concludes the story of the Sakura Knight trilogy, providing closure for fans of the series.
- It offers easy and fast achievements, making it appealing for achievement hunters and trading card collectors.
- The art design is praised for being pretty and engaging, with some players enjoying the character interactions.
- The story is considered weak and uninteresting, lacking depth and twists compared to previous installments.
- Gameplay is linear with minimal choices that affect the outcome, leading to a disappointing experience for some players.
- Many elements, including character sprites and music, are recycled from earlier games, giving a sense of stagnation.
- story28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and well-packed, particularly as it concludes a longer narrative arc. However, many others criticize it for being clichéd, lacking depth, and resembling "porn with a light plot," leading to disappointment in its overall execution. The linearity and minimal twists further detract from the experience for those seeking a more compelling storyline.
“This game is good, its story packed and engaging.”
“The story follows the events of the previous installment, so if you have not played it yet, you might be a bit lost.”
“Based on the end slide, this also appears to be the third part of a longer story.”
“The story is still ass.”
“It's a shame they couldn't give these girls a story that wasn't this kind of uninteresting mess.”
“The story overall is a cliché yuri story.”