In this sequel, he has more super-charged attack options by way of "link" attacks, which will vary based on the weapon you're wielding, the allies you've gathered, and the skills you've equipped. Just like last time, his additional options can be accessed in real time by tapping through a simple d-pad menu and selecting things like items and magic spells. Players still take control of the spiky-haired Sora while running around a battlefield and delivering basic button-mashing attacks. The KH series' quick-yet-complex combat elements have returned in this sequel and will look quite familiar to fans of Kingdom Hearts 2. Perhaps more relevant is that the series' action-RPG mechanics, with real-time run-and-slash action and wild, magical superpowers, have since found their way to other major Square Enix franchises, particularly Final Fantasy XV. They have battled alongside and against so many recognizable Disney and Squaresoft characters in their other two mainline games that their strange fiction-crossover bond is inextricable at this point. well, the reason doesn't really matter at this point. Square Enix representatives could not confirm whether the game was running at full 4K resolution on XB1X, but the worlds I played through-a tiny taste of a Hercules-themed world and a much longer Toy Story romp-certainly ran at a resolution higher than 1080p.įor the uninitiated, Kingdom Hearts' mainline games star a boy named Sora who teams up with Disney's Donald Duck and Goofy for. It's unclear exactly when KH3 will arrive on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles Nomura and Yasue said we can expect a hint about the game's launch window "in early June." One thing's for sure: the lengthy chunk I got to play is already polished and technically sound, as evidenced by nearly rock-solid 30 frames-per-second performance on an Xbox One X hooked up to a 4K TV.
And here they slam down in one of KH3's many insane special-attack moments.
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