One of the best game series I've ever played.

These days, it's easy to let political frustration well up a bit. We like to think that, given the keys to the city, we'd do better than a real politician. "It's so simple!" you might say. "Give people what they ask for, take care of them, and there won't be any problems.

Realistic political strife; Great attention to detail; Strong storyline where your actions matter; Beautiful interplay between the game's many different parts

Litany of technical issues; Realism can slow down play and cause frustration; Some moving parts occasionally feel random

Converting a 3DS game to the PS4 was done quite well and although I liked have a big map on the 3DS version, being able to play it on the big screen is amazing. Dream Drop Distance is fun, energetic and creative.

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is the most far-reaching package of content in the franchise, stretching from the series' earliest moments all the way to its most recent, but an understanding of its scope requires some history with Kingdom Hearts lore.

Ahh, Kingdom Hearts. Beloved to many, and a convoluted mess of a series to plenty of others, what started as a cute Disney and Squaresoft collaboration that had fans of animated movies and Final Fantasy jumping all over the first entry in 2002 has developed into quite the confusing affair.

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is made up of three parts. Hitching a ride on the Kingdom Hearts wagon this far into the journey brought a steep learning curve. For beginners, Kingdom Hearts 2.8 is comprised of three parts. And not three chronological parts.

Most satisfying! This is the standard edition I bought, but it was and still is worth it! Yes, this is where the series takes a move downhill in the story, but the gameplay should keep you on the very long journey ahead of you!

It's raining Sora and Riku!

A fragmented passage | Good visuals | Spirit system | Unlockable themes upon completion

Camera controls in DDS | A bit too short | Not major value for money

Thanks to some excellent all-new content and the most polished HD remaster the series has yet seen, Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue successfully and beautifully sets the stage for the big showdown of light versus dark in Kingdom Hearts 3.

Kingdom Hearts, in all its bizarre glory, has relished in the use of numbers and symbols to creep slowly towards the final story in its main enigmatic trilogy. The latest entry, Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue, is a bit short on full-length action, but provides a delicious slice of the...

Beautiful remastering of Dream Drop Distance; All of the new content is satisfying; Technical prowess highlights what's to come for Kingdom Hearts; Fun; fast-paced; and deep gameplay; Dramatics and signature Disney art style

Kingdom Hearts 0.2 woefully short; Overall content lacking in quantity; Back Cover may alienate those who haven't played Unchained