Kingdom Hearts originally swept the world for its endearing mix of Final Fantasy and Disney while somehow managing to capture its own unique identity and charm. The third game in the series (ninth overall, counting the non-numbered, yet narrative-crucial entries) pushed the Final Fantasy connections aside in favor of focusing entirely on Disney worlds and the conclusion of the Xehanort (or Dark Seeker) Saga’s near-nonsensical…
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Great moments that serve as a director's cut to Kingdom Hearts III's finale
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Expands on characters and relationships from the main game
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Epic King Mickey
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The Secret Episode... if you can unlock it
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A lot is recycled and retreads the same ground
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Limitcut difficulty spike is absurd
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$30 launch price feels like a big ask
