Looking at it as one story, this very much depends on your investment in Nina and Zoya, or, for some reason, Nikolai. If you want to know what happens to either of those, and are just very invested in knowing how things tie up, hit it. There are some good moments, some strange pacing—especially back to back. But it is certainly attempting to wrap everything up nicely and is a love letter to fans. Plenty of cameos and throwbacks.

I liked it more than the Grisha Trilogy and less than the Six of Crows Duology.