KINGDOM HEARTS -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX-

First time playing through the complete Kingdom Hearts Series, will update this Review after i finished the next Entry, or i 100% one and have a complete opinion about every aspect of the Games :) Kingdom Hearts 1 Final Mix: Damn, i really didnt like the first few Hours and it was a slog to get through this game up until i finished Tarzan and it finally clicked for me. My biggest critique with the first Entry is probably that it never say you what to do or where to go (except some npcs). From a modern perspective it really was a weird way to find some stuff out (also used a bit of an guide for some parts like Tarzan). [b]The gameplay[/b] was from the beginning up until the final fight peak, i loved every fight and had many fun using every new ability i got. Some endgame fight were pretty brutal like the gauntlet before the final boss and even the final boss (didnt do the secret bosses yet). All in all i probably would give the gameplay a 4/5 for me, its really fun, but a bit clunky, even for a old game imo. [b]The Story[/b] was for the first few hours a bit weird, but had its charm. I wished some characters had a bit more screentime or had some more development (specifically Riku, i know i get to see some more of it in another Game, but i still wished it was in this haha). The twists were also pretty forseeable but fun in a way (except who the final Boss is, that one i got spoilered years back). Im really excited how the story gets further in. 5/5 for me! [b]The Music[/b] was my favourite aspect of the game, every piece was perfect for the place it got played, the final cutscene where Simple and Clean plays was one of my Top 3 Moments in all of gaming, simply a 5/5 for me. [b]My conclusion and rating[/b] would be a 8/10. I really loved many aspects of the game, but this convoluted way to get you on the right way was something that really scared me away for quite some time of this series, i definetly want to 100% this game after playing the other entrys. Now onto Re:chain of Memories!

To skip the intro logos, add this command to the launch options: -reboot=true I was able to play KH1 for 35 hours without any issues. After getting to Hollow Bastion the game started crashing every hour or so. What seemed to help was turning off in-game vsync and framecap and setting them up in the Nvidia control panel, I also started quitting to main menu every time I had to tab out. It never crashed again. For KH2 I had to turn the in-game framecap back on because the camera was lagging, besides that, the performance was immaculate. No bugs, no crashes. These games ran flawlessly when I first played them on the PS4, but they are so fun that I recommend them on PC anyway. RE:CoM and BBS aren't as good to play.

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Easily one of my favorite game series ever. First played the first kingdom hearts when I was younger like 8 or 9 years old, but I never beat it. I finally did, and what a masterpiece it was. It's an absolute emotional rollercoaster of a game once you experience 358/2 days and kingdom hearts 2. 358/2 days and kingdom hearts 2 were absolute emotional gut punches and I won't go into any details, it's best you experience it for yourself. My only gripes aren't with the story, but rather with just how square enix emulates the games on steam. At some moments the sound will sound amazing, but then suddenly it'll get unusually loud all of a sudden. It usually only happens when fighting enemies. I don't know if square fixed the audio issues or if theres a mod that fixes those issues. All in all though, the games are still worth purchasing if you're a fan of jrpg's and disney.

Kingdom Hearts might just be the greatest thing to ever happen

[h1]Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix Review[/h1] Man, what a unique game. I have spent a lot of time at Disney parks in my life, and the best part of those parks (as well as the best rides in them) is the atmosphere. It's kind of difficult to describe in words more specific and less cliche than "magical". I might say that they give me the sense that someone who possessed great creative and artistic talent earnestly, and without an ounce of cynicism, poured their blood, sweat, and tears into something that evokes only happy, childlike feelings. Rides like Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, It's a Small World, Splash Mountain, and others feel magical to me because I can feel the sincerity and the talent that went into them--all they are trying to be is wonderful, innocent, and imaginative. That's why I mean it as a very high compliment when I say that nearly every part of this game feels like it belongs in a Disney park. Each Disney world feels like it could be a sectioned off piece of Disneyland, with Traverse Town being somewhat akin to Main Street USA. These worlds all radiate with that same earnest and heartfelt emotion that come from those classic Disney rides. I wouldn't have expected this game to feel just as much (if not more) like Disney as Final Fantasy, but it does. It *really* embraces it, in fact. The combat was surprisingly substantive as well as surprisingly difficult. Regular enemy encounters were mostly pretty enjoyable and there is a fair amount of RPG customization for Sora, Donald, and Goofy. Some boss fights took me many tries and had me clenching my butt and gritting my teeth like I was fighting Consort Radahn again. For the most part, I actually thought the bosses weren't very good. Some of them were good to great, but I would actually say the majority were below average to bad. I still got some enjoyment from them but frustration was common and I usually just felt relief after getting through them. The level design in each of the worlds is really solid, barring a few that were kind of gross *glances over at Monstro*. They remind me a lot of traditional 3d platformers--where you just have a mini sandbox world to explore and platform through, but with action-rpg combat throughout. I really enjoyed that approach to the level design and found myself genuinely excited to see how the devs would approach the Disney movie adaptation when I arrived in each new world. I am sorry to report, however, that the Gummi Ship stuff does rather suck. Hopefully it is better in future games because it was truly icky here. I really only have a few thoughts on the story. For one, I loved the dynamic between Rikku and Sora. The rivalry that comes with friendship between young men is such a universal experience, and seeing that established on Destiny Island and how it plays out in the rest of the story was really cool. I also thought that though the story was very much a "power of friendship" and "good conquers evil" stew of JRPG tropes, I actually think it works really well. That earnest Disney atmosphere makes it land because it is bought in on what it is. Lastly, the music. The music is just so good. SO good. The arrangements of Disney songs were all great and manage to feel original, and the original songs in particular are all timers. "Dearly Beloved", "Hollow Bastion", and "Traverse Town" in particular were some of my favorites. I'll add that "Simple and Clean" was legitimately stuck in my head for over a week straight after that ending cutscene. Overall, this was a special game. It definitely has its warts but it's one of those experiences that, for me, was much greater than the sum of its parts--and it is going to stick with me for a long time.

no comment its good

pior e melhor experiencia da minha vida, jogabilidade a coisa mais horrivel que eu ja vi mas a historia é linda (kh1, bora pro prox