Overall, Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is a title only diehard series fans will find an interest in. The movie can easily be glossed over, Dream Drop Distance is one of the average titles in the series and A Fragmentary Passage , while fun, will only tease you with a new experience...

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

Buy Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue The Kingdom Hearts franchise has been scattered over multiple systems. PlayStation owners got the main games but none of the side games, and Nintendo owners got all of the side games but none of the main games.

I remember when the first Kingdom Hearts game was announced and the Disney/Square Enix (then Squaresoft) crossover was met with more than a few raised eyebrows and a healthy dose of cautious optimism.

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue is here to bridge that final gap that leads to the much awaited Kingdom Hearts 3.

Darkness hearts heart of darkness You are logged out. Login | Sign up [This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]

not much disney character gameplay

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.

"Don't let the convoluted title fool you. It's worth the play, even if you're new to the franchise."

A brief teaser before the main event, a game only for true fans of the series.