KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-
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, adventure and rpg 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 6,370 reviews of which 5,217 were positive and 1,153 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 32.49€ on Steam and has a 35% 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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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 1.5+2.5 is a massive collection of four HD remasters of Kingdom Hearts games and the cutscenes of 358/2 Days and Re:Coded remastered. Now why just the cutscenes and not the full games? Because the two DS games ran completely different engines and honestly, were not good gameplay wise. Storywise 358/2 Days is an absolute tearjerker but actually playing the DS original sucked hard, so only the cutscenes being remastered is a blessing in disguise so you can get the feels and important story beats and then immediately get back to the fun. (Trust me I'll explain why later in the review) The games in question are the two numbered titles Kingdom Hearts 1 Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix, and Re:Chain of Memories and Birth by Sleep Final Mix. What does Final Mix mean? Well those games released back before DLC existed so Final Mix just means the definitive versions with quality of life changes and new content, so if you played these games in your childhood back during the PS2 it's a must buy as they made so many good changes (most notably the ability to skip cutscenes in KH1 PRAISE GOD!) Tested on Steam Deck and the games all work perfectly with 5 hours of battery life on a single charge. All the games in the collection are running on the old PS2 era engine the series is primarily known for, so they're not demanding games and can pretty much run on any modern PC, including non-gaming PCs. Now with all this said, there's an important warning I gotta give for newcomers, and it's regarding the Kingdom Hearts Conundrumâ„¢. For longtime fans you know exactly what I'm talking about. You see, the Kingdom Hearts franchise is absolutely magical and all must plays, however they have a big flaw, and that's that the story is absolutely complicated and requires knowledge of previous games to make sense. And I'm not talking just mainline numbered titles, I mean ALL TITLES. Kingdom Hearts 2 for example has key story points that were explained in Chain of Memories which at the time was a spinoff title on a completely different system, that being the Nintendo Game Boy Advanced. Birth By Sleep especially contained a lot of important story details and that was a spinoff on the PlayStation Portable. And of course 358/2 Days originally being on the Nintendo DS and having really controversial gameplay elements that really make it not as inviting. Nowadays it's not so bad because we got the collections, but as you continue your Kingdom Hearts journeys you HAVE to play the games by order of release as they were designed that way. Trust me as a Kingdom Hearts fan since the beginning, you cannot skip any of them otherwise trying to piece everything together is just gonna hurt your head. The good news is you don't have to play every single one. Re:Chain of Memories you can just watch the cutscenes on Youtube as the gameplay is mainly just supplemental. Birth by Sleep though, strongly recommended to play because it's story is deeply important and it's gameplay really damn good. Barring the Kingdom Hearts pain train, you don't need to know anything to have fun, and that's what Kingdom Hearts is, just pure fun. A grand crossover adventure between Final Fantasy and Disney that on paper shouldn't work but it does, with great actions, great moments, and overall just games that will stick with you for the rest of your life. There's a reason this franchise is so beloved the world over. If you want to know more, the Youtuber SuperButterBuns has made a series called Kingdom Hearts For Beginners that will give you lots of tips tricks and headsup to make your journey more enjoyable. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaDEzrYRlCgFhp2F8wFfNWEx1Y6qbMQZu
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We started on the PS2 and now we're finally on Steam, "Looks like my steam waiting vacation is...over."
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Online players
1,096
Developer
Square Enix
Publisher
Square Enix
Release
13 Jun 2024
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