Platforms
- PCOct 29, 2015NAplayscoreNA0 Critics5.81.12K Players
- PlayStation 4Aug 30, 20158.1playscore8.126 Critics8.32.36K Players
- Xbox OneAug 30, 20158.0playscore7.910 Critics8.6335 Players
- PlayStation 3Aug 30, 20157.9playscore7.73 Critics8.8288 Players
- Xbox 360Aug 30, 20158.0playscore7.73 Critics9.015.8K Players
- Nintendo Wii UAug 30, 20158.1playscore7.99 Critics8.84.22K Players
47 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- Disney Infinity suffers from some very short-term flaws (that interface, ugh!) and long-term challenges (the price of the game adds up quickly). If you're willing to grapple with those issues, however, you'll find an excellent, expansive, and remarkably well-crafted action game brimming with variety. Dabbling in nearly every genre imaginable in addition to its baseline sandbox mode, Infinity 3.0 has appeal for players both young and old—that is, whether you grew up with Luke Skywalker or just cut your teeth on Anakin and Ahsoka.
Jeremy Parish · Oct 29, 2015 Reviewed on Wii U - Disney Infinity 3.0 takes an already solid foundation, laid by the two previous entries in the series, and effectively infuses the rich history of Star Wars throughout the game. The cost of entry may be high for the full experience, but the Star Wars based gameplay transcends what you usually expect from a Disney Infinity game, with the Toy Box continuing to be a hub for creativity to thrive in Disney Infinity 3.0.
Dean James · Oct 20, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - The Disney Infinity apps continue to improve with their newest venture. This version fixes many of the problems with the older models and brings out slick new graphics and games to keep everyone playing for a long, long time.
Noel Catherine · Oct 09, 2015 Reviewed on - I doff my cynical hat to Disney for creating the kind of fun, well-made kids game that barely existed mere years ago, but in terms of appealing to older gamers, Infinity remains a step behind. A potent nostalgic mix, but despite improved combat, older fans will likely be left bored.
Alex Jones · Oct 08, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - Disney Infinity 3.0’s Toy Box is a huge leap forward for the series in terms of accessibility and fun. For the first time since the novelty of the original, I’m actually looking forward to going deeper into the world of creation and watch closer to see what others come up with. It’s unfortunate that the Wii U version’s load times are so poor, because when you can actually play the game, it is a whole lot of fun.
Neal Ronaghan · Sep 15, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - I have always been super critical of the Infinity series, mostly because I want to love it. The characters are among the best in the genre, and it fills my childhood dreams of playing with my favorite toys. 3.0 finally hits all the right notes, and fixes most of my complaints with the previous entries. I am now on board, and ready for the next Star Wars expansion to arrive. My wallet just got a lot lighter, but the fun I will have makes it all worthwhile.
Ken McKown · Sep 09, 2015 Reviewed on XB1Read full review - All in all Disney Infinity 3.0 marks a return to form that was lost from 1.0 to 2.0. It’s nostalgic for the parents while being accessible for the young ones and makes for a perfect ‘play games with your kids’ situation. When you’re marketing some of the most loved IPs of all time it’s a shame to let them go to waste with poor gameplay and Disney hasn’t forgotten this.
Shawn Petraschuk · Sep 09, 2015 Reviewed on PS4Read full review - Disney Infinity is no longer just the leader of the Toys to Life sector, with all of the fun that brings, and they’ve certainly gone beyond being a factory for fascinating, off-the-wall user generated levels. ...With 3.0, the developers have shown that they can take on board more standard, tried-and-tested video game ingredients and mix them, very satisfyingly, into the blend too.
Brendon Connelly · Sep 08, 2015 Reviewed onRead full review - Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition packs enough core content to keep you busy for hours on end. Whether delving into community-created content or constructing a masterpiece of your own, the Toy Box and Play Set components are much improved. The Force is strong with this one.
Alex Seedhouse · Sep 07, 2015 Reviewed on Wii URead full review - To get the most out of Disney Infinity 3.0 you'll have to spend a sizable chunk of cash, of that there is no question. Each additional Play Set costs about £30, characters near £15, Toy Box expansions £15, and then additional Power Discs can be bought too, but what's in the Starter Pack is a great introduction that will keep kids and kidults alike entertained for a long time.
Tom Orry · Sep 03, 2015 Reviewed onRead full review
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Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition now welcomes Star Wars to the ever-growing collection of Marvel, Disney and Disney Pixar characters, stories and worlds. Together new heroes can join forces with characters from previous editions and embark on adventures as big as your imagination in the 3.0 Toy Box! Disney Infinity encourages you to play your way, whether you explore open-world creation in the Toy Box or story-driven gameplay inside Play Sets!
Developer: Avalanche Software