For most of the game these worlds follow a fairly simple formula Sora, Donald and Goofy arrive in a Disney world, meet the main characters from the movies and save them from some Heartless, agree to travel with them and solve the problems existing there, then a member of Organization XIII appears, insults Sora and runs away leaving a boss for him to fight.
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From here it’s a pretty straight shot through the different worlds, most of which simply plop our heroes down in the centre of a Disney movie plot, as you fight off the Heartless and help the Disney characters out with their own problems.
The game begins exactly where the ending cutscene of A Fragmentary Passage begins, showing our three main characters of Sora, Donald and Goofy heading out on another adventure to regain Sora’s lost powers and abilities ready to take on the overarching villain, Xehanort. Now you understand that let’s talk about Kingdom Hearts 3 itself, and I won’t be spoiling any specific events here, just talking in general terms. I skipped the mobile game, Union χ, thinking it didn’t offer much to the overall story, and while the gaps were minimal there were still a few moments I could see that would’ve been much more poignant had I played it. This game is the culmination of 17 years worth of storytelling, and every single game has at least one sizable reference to it.
If you saw the ads online for this game and said to yourself, “it’s only the third game, I’m sure I can piece the story together, and I’ve seen Disney movies before”, I’m afraid to say that you’re sorely mistaken.
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I hate to say it, but if you’ve missed even one of the many, many games in this series it will be impossible for you to understand every single reference this final act has to offer. Reviews // 14th Feb 2019 - 4 years ago // By Alexander Mackay Kingdom Hearts 3 ReviewĪfter 17 long years of weapons shaped like keys, the power of friendship and a magic duck, Kingdom Hearts 3 is the last stop on Tetsuya Nomura’s crazy ride, offering an almost perfect amount of closure on a multitude of story arcs that have had fans pulling their hair out for 10+ years.Ĭan we appreciate how pretty this game is?
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