#Kingdom hearts pc series

Melody of Memory is fun to play, even if it contains cutscenes that further develop the franchise’s story despite being completely bonkers in premise and execution. If you enjoy listening to Yoko Shimomura’s compositions, then this is a game designed for you. Which is fortunate, because that is arguably Kingdom Hearts’ best asset. And like any rhythm game, the star of the show is the music.

#Kingdom hearts pc series

Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memoryis the newest game in the series to be released, being a rhythm game similar in vein to the Theatrthym Final Fantasy. Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMix did, however, feature the most bugs out of the four games - there were several times where the audio cut out in cutscenes, and textures often took their time to load if they did at all - but they were never game breaking or truly pervasive. Both Kingdom Hearts 2 and Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep are worth playing in that regard, and on PC, both hold up well. Yet that sequel also features enough improvement to the combat that makes it worth playing, particularly as the boss fights become better designed. And the story goes well and truly off the rails as Organization XIII becomes more prominent in Kingdom Hearts 2. Chain of Memories features card-based battles that I was never a fan of. The original Kingdom Hearts was released in 2002, and it’s gameplay struggles to hold up today due to its slower paced combat and poor level design.

Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMix is easily the weakest game of the four, even though it may be the most important for plot purposes.