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Gameplay [7/10]
Graphics [6/10]
Music [8/10]
Replay Potential [9/10]
"It" Factor [8/10]
Total Score [7.6/10]

After 2.7 hours, I have confirmed two things: I know how to use the 'Attack' command, and I have successfully purchased a stack of healing potions. This playtime is the digital equivalent of turning the key in the ignition of a Greyhound bus—the epic journey hasn't started, but the sheer, overwhelming ambition is palpable. *3 Stars of Destiny* promises 108 characters, and right now, I have met maybe seven of them, three of whom are shopkeepers who seem far too pleased with their lives to join a rebellion. It feels exactly like a classic PS1-era JRPG: competent, narratively heavy, and completely unforgiving if you forget to grind for five minutes outside the first town. This game is clearly a monumental labor of love, but if you check your clock after three hours, understand that you are still comfortably inside the prologue, and the actual destiny part is still several dozen hours away.