Let’s start off at the beginning with the rumbling of the name of the name, so we can put it on the review itself. People, if this game was a man, it would be a brasilian, played for Dinamo and wearing the name Mixii on the jersey. If she really was a man, she would hate her father’s life for a lifetime, especially for a million of stupid four (1.5 + 2.5) forensics with which her children were bothered. Well, plenty of shots, let’s go to the text itself, which will explain to us what this name is like.

You see, Kingdom Hearts is one of those series that has appeared on countless platforms, being the main or secondary sequel. This has created a lot of confusion for players since the series is based on a rather complex story that is difficult to wrap in only one part, not to mention just about the whole series. That’s why the Squad from Square Enix decided to connect comfortably (help fans) with a useful (mountain of new money) and on the PlayStation 3 released two packages that contained two games and one movie.

The first of them, the Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, contained the original first part, re-launching the Chain of Memories section for the PS2, and a small movie that is actually a 358/2 Days scenes collection released for the Nintendo DS. Once they saw that this worked great, they released Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX and added another major PS2 release, Birth by Sleep with PSP, and a re-set of all the scenes from Kingdom Hearts Re: coded.

„Behind the crazy name, this Kingdom Hearts suite delivers four games of this two films, or rather a set of playable scenes.“

From this you can probably deduce exactly what this package brings, it’s a set of four games and two set of scenes in a slightly improved PlayStation 4 chart. This may not be a bad move, especially if you’ve got a new generation coming Bigger number of previous Xbox 360 owners, so this is the first meeting with the series. And yet, he needs to prepare players for the third installment coming soon. It will only be what it is not. Yes, we are only coming soon, Nomura kills us by waiting for some information, hopefully we will not end up like Final Fantasy XV.

I am also happy with this collection because I finally forgot all the rumors about the story. What can be clearly noticed is that despite years of gaming, and today with some improvements it looks great, primarily thanks to the joyful tones of Disney’s world. Compared to PS3 releases, this version brings a fairly stable 60 frames per second on Full HD or 4K resolution. Also, perhaps the biggest advantage over the previous sections is the rapid loading of new scenes. I’ve been watching video comparisons, and they know how to get up to half a minute. That’s what I call improvement!

„Compared to the PS3 release, the remaster for the PS4 loads the scene up to half a minute faster.“

However, there are some problems with switching the game to 60 fps, one of which is the tiny problems in the battles that occur due to the different counting of the number of frames. This is largely corrected by the first patch, but it is still possible to trace this and there the problem, especially in the second part. In addition, it looks a bit ugly looking 60-frames-per-second fluid gameplay on scenes that rotate at 30 frames per second. Clean you a bit of all those fluid stocks and remind you of the difference they make this number of frames per second.

As far as the games themselves are concerned, each has some of its own likes, though I’ve been much better off with two main sequences that have a much clearer vision and an excellent combat system. The Chain of Memories charts and the birth control system from Birth by Sleep are not so overly bad, but leave a sense of experimentation. This is evident not only in gameplay elements, but also in a story that has unnecessarily complicated in lateral extensions and is sometimes intricate to create a sense of complexity. Movies are especially a story for themselves – they do not have a nice stream because they are literally a series of games, and because of the limitations of these games I have to point out that they are also quite bad quality.

Perhaps the biggest problem with this package is innovation, or rather the absence of the same. Anyone who has bought a PlayStation 3 recipe has absolutely no need to purchase this package. The whole package is pretty solid in graphics, but the content is identical and will not make you buy it again. Even I think it would be a smarter move to include 2.8 sets in this one that we recently reviewed and sold at a full price. If you’ve skipped the sequel or you never had the chance to play Kingdom Hearts, this is a really great offer as it delivers a suite of games that can bring you hundreds of hours of entertainment for a fairly priced price.