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KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is an HD remastered collection of 6 unforgettable KINGDOM HEARTS experiences. Take up your Keyblade to save the Disney worlds from darkness.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is a action, rpg and adventure game
developed and published by Square Enix.
Released on June 13th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain and Japanese.
It has received 7,602 reviews of which 6,361 were positive and 1,241 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam with a 40% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit (ver.1909 or later)
- Processor: Intel® Core™ i3-3210 / AMD A8-7600
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 750 / AMD Radeon™ RX 460
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 60 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 30FPS @1280×720
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Kingdom Hearts 1.5 has always been a special game to me. A true favorite. Because of its music, its story, its characters… but also because of the moment in life when I first discovered it. I still remember borrowing the PlayStation 2 box from my big sister whenever she went to work. I would put the CD back exactly how it was—same angle, same tiny dust mark on the corner—just to make sure she wouldn’t notice. Those were the golden days. Today, I’m older. My tastes have evolved, my gaming hours are more limited. And yet, in June 2024, the Integrum Masterpiece collection suddenly drops on Steam. Every game in the saga. (Except the latest one, Chains of Melody, still missing in action.) And just like that, the door to light opens again in my life—ready to pull me out of the darkness. So here it is: my review of the achievements in KH1.5. KH1.5 has 55 achievements, and there’s something for everyone: completing the main story, finding all the collectibles, collecting every piece of equipment, reaching level 100, finishing every challenge, every boss, every mini-game... and much more. It’s a JRPG, so of course—it demands time, patience, and a healthy dose of madness. Expect around 130 hours for the full 100%. I did it in 46, but hey, pro gamer privilege. You’ll probably start on Beginner Mode for your first run. It’s perfect to learn the mechanics, enjoy the story, and ease into the game without too much frustration. The first 20 hours? Probably some of the best you’ll ever experience. You’ll save entire worlds, meet iconic characters, and defeat thousands of Heartless. And once the adventure ends... the real grind begins. You’ll need to hit level 100—either with optimized EXP gear or pure brute force. You’ll have to fight secret bosses like the Clock Tower Phantom, with sadistic but brilliant mechanics. Complete all the tournaments in Olympus: in teams, solo, timed... across four brackets. Hunt rare drops from Heartless to craft powerful items with the synthesis system. And let’s not forget the special Heartless, each with their own unique quirks—definitely bring a guide for those. Like every classic JRPG, KH1.5 throws a ton of collectibles at you: the 99 Dalmatians, the Trio Marks, Ansem’s Reports, the Winnie the Pooh mini-games, all the magic spells, the hidden chests, the abilities... You’ll revisit every world again and again. But that’s part of the beauty. The repetition becomes ritual. Then comes Proud Mode. The expert difficulty. That’s when the tears begin to fall. I’ve never struggled so much in my life as a trophy hunter. Maybe because I didn’t have much JRPG experience. Maybe because I always rushed Kingdom Hearts. I had to learn every enemy’s pattern, optimize every stat, manage my items with care, and above all—stop yelling at Donald for wasting his damn MP. It’s brutal. And then comes the final madness. Finish the game in under 15 hours, without dying once, using only the default equipment. It’s doable after completing Proud Mode. But your damage output is a joke. And after all that... welcome to the KH1.5 100% club. Even if I suffered, it’s a journey I’d do again. Again and again. Just to feel that warm nostalgia. That passion for Kingdom Hearts. And for gaming as a whole. Thanks for reading. And good luck, fellow Keyblade wielder.
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As a fan of the series since KH1 on the PS2, I cant recommend this enough. The Steam port of the 1.5+2.5 collection is the BEST way to jump into the series as a newcomer to the series, and the definitive version of the numbered titles for long time fans of Kingdom hearts. KH1 Final Mix: some may find the gameplay dated, others may see that its aged like fine wine. I am somewhere in the middle, the platforming is a bit hit or miss, but when it hits it HITS. The story is great, and this game incorporates the final fantasy characters well with the disney properties and both fit well with the main characters. DEFINITELY start with this game. RE:chain of memories: the redheaded step child of the franchise. play it once for an hour or two to see if you vibe with the card mechanics. If you dig it, keep going. If not, just watch the cutscenes on youtube. Definatly try it out for yourself, its not as bad as the community claims it is. KH2 Final Mix: arguably the communities favorite game of the series. New characters, new worlds, and a revamped combat system. This game will probably be where the majority of your total playtime will be in. Once you get to the end game and beat the final boss, the difficulty curve spikes and the super bosses turn the game into a disney/final fantasy soulslike. little to no platforming in base game. 358/2 days: its a movie, thats all there really is to it. give it a watch after playing kh1 + 2 and either track down a ds cart of the game or emulate it to play the actual game. maybe one day we will get a remaster of the game. Re:Coded: its another movie. i found it rather boring. you can honestly skip this entirely. Birth By Sleep: its a masterpiece, arguably the communities second favorite game in the franchise. A prequel set 10 years prior to kh1. You can play as 3 different characters who each have their own inter-connected story that ties together in the end. This game also introduces the Big Bad of the series so far.
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I'm not messing with you. These are legit some of the best games ever made. Don't let talk of convoluted plots, Disney worlds, or the sight of Mickey Mouse in a silly black coat put you off. Boot it up, play the highest difficulty (Proud in KH1, Critical in everything else), and just get lost in it all. It's an unforgettable journey.
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Newest AMD driver has finally fixed all issues on RDNA3 gpus. Been playing flawlessly unlocked framerate 1440p, no crashes whatsoever even alt tabbing. I can now happily recommend the game.
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These games, particularly Kingdom Hearts 1 & 2, have such a strong, emotional impact on me to the point where it's honestly difficult to put into words how much I adore these games, despite technically having quite a lot of mechanical and narrative flaws. To heavily simplify my thoughts; Kingdom Hearts 1 has aged like wine and even thought some of the platforming CAN be janky, it's NOWHERE near the dated/unplayable mess that a lot of people on the internet make it out to be. It also has the most cohesive, straightforward plot that does an excellent job balancing out the Disney content (which don't feel like filler like in the later installments) with the OG content. It's also a comfort game for me, literally all I have to do is listen to some of the music and/or watch a cutscene and my mood uplifts exponentially. Rechain of Memories has a divisive combat system that can admittedly be broken with the right sleights (looking at you Sonic Blade and Lethal Frame) but I personally loved the strategising and deck building which gave the game an extremely unique flair that's never been replicated since. Also has one of the better plots in the franchise and arguably has Sora at his most complex. Kingdom Hearts 2 straight up has the best combat system ever in a video game. Not just in the franchise, not just for a Square Enix game, but the best combat system period. Bold claim yes, but one I stand by wholeheartedly. Plot admittedly has a lot of filler sprinkled in between the beginning, middle act, and end game but those moments (particularly the phenomenal and heartwrenching prologue with Roxas) are so well-written and packed with so much emotion that I'm willing to excuse the filler in between. Birty By Sleep is another divisive game in the collection due to the introduction of the command deck as well as the game that introduced a lot of plot beats/deus ex machinas that have became synonymous with the franchise's controversial perception online, but I still really liked/borderline loved this entry. The command deck I found myself enjoying way more than I thought I would because of how customisable it can make every encounter, but admittedly the inclusion of shotlocks and certain commands (Mega Flare) can trivialise a lot of fights. The game is also packed full with content as it has 3 whole campaigns that can take up to 25 hours to complete if you're going after every collectible, 2 additional stories, an entire mini-game based on Fortune Street that is practically a pseudo game of its own, and a wealth of side objectives for you to collect. 358/2 and ReCoded aren't games but rather movies but I still had a great time watching them. 358/2 is one of the more depressive and mature entry in the series that recontextualises quite a lot of moments in Kingdom Hearts 2 to give them a far more tragic angle. Also has great character building for Roxas who is already one of the more well-written characters in the series. ReCoded is clowned on online for having an absolutely baffling plot (yes Nomura, I'm sure it was absolutely necessary for Jiminy's Journal to be its own character to serve the overarching narrative) and while I won't pretend for a millisecond that the plot is in any shape or form cohesive or objectively solid, I cannot deny that I had a lot of fun watching the charming first act that returns to the more simple, whimsical tone that was heavily prevalent in the first installment before moving onto the more dramatic stuff that makes up the second and third act. Additional notes: The music for every game is absolutely god-tier. Tracks that range from serene (both versions of Twilight Town) to thrilling (Hand to Hand), to melancholic (Roxas's theme) to daunting but encouraging (the final boss theme in Kingdom Hearts 1 which in my opinion is one of the best themes in all of gaming), there is also Simple & Clean and Sanctuary which are perfectly complimented by Hikaru Utada's powerful vocals. This is Yoko Shimomura at her absolute finest which is saying a lot because she's well-regarded by practically everyone in the gaming sphere for being one of the most legenday composers in the gaming industry. While some of the terminology can be kind of confusing on your first playthrough and some moments in certain games will have you doing a double take or scratching your head (Birth by Sleep and ReCoded are the worst offenders for this), the overarching narrative is honestly nowhere near as confusing as people make it out to be. I feel like a lot of people either A) don't pay attention to the cutscenes because they're too busy laughing at the Disney characters doing conventionally anime stuff or B) just watch purposefully out-of-context videos on YouTube or hyper exaggerated summary videos on YouTube that play up the more ridiculous moments in the plot to showcase "how crazy Kingdom Hearts" is. Also unlike before, most of the games are available in one bundle and don't require you to go scouting out 4 different handheld systems to get the full experience so the old argument of "it's stupid that the plot is spread throughout all of these platforms" no longer holds any water. Not to be a gaming elitist that goes by a mantra of "easy/normal mode doesn't make you a real gamer, hard mode is the only legit way to play a game" but I do think, once you've gotten a grasp of the mechanics of course, you should play Kingdom Hearts games on Proud and Critical (especially KH2) to get the most worthwhile experience with them. Proud and Critical mode makes you engage with the games MANY mechanics in several ways that is almost never necessary in the easier difficulty settings and it really shines a new light on just how complex but fine-tuned these games really are. Sora is the best protagonist in all of gaming and I will die on that hill. No matter how "anime, power of friendship cringe" these games are, they provide me with an experience that almost no other IP can offer me. The gameplay, plot, characters and music all combine together to a product that is practically magic in my eyes. These games are peak content in my eyes and no amount of "but they're so cringy, Mickey holds a sword for god's sake" from people online will ever make me reconsider my statement.
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KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is currently available at a 40% discount. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- received 6,361 positive votes out of a total of 7,602 achieving a rating of 8.14.
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KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- was developed and published by Square Enix.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is playable and fully supported on Windows.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is not playable on MacOS.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is not playable on Linux.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- is a single-player game.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- does not currently offer any DLC.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX- does not support Steam Remote Play.
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