This segment also gave a clue at the variety of gameplay available to players when they dive into the full experience.
Even at this early stage, this is without a doubt the best looking Kingdom Hearts to date! If you were disappointed with past instalments’ graphics, you have nothing to worry this time around. Everything has impeccable detail, from the toys on the shelves, to the signs in the world. The massive toy store paints a believable picture of what can be done in the new Kingdom Hearts world. This segment gives an idea of just what the team has managed with the new engine, and the power of modern systems. While the segment that has players exploring Andy’s room works to give a sense of the scale of the characters (they are toy size in this segment after all), things really open up as you travel to Galaxy Toys. Of course, the only way to do this is to travel to a massive toy store where they must fight giant killer robots, monstrous off-brand Godzilla-like enemies, and if there was any doubt, evil dolls. To achieve this, they must fight back against the Heartless, the main villains of Kingdom Hearts 3, and find clues to determine who is behind the troubles plaguing their lands. The basic premise of this section has Sora, Donald and Goofy helping the Toy Story gang save their friends and sort out what is going wrong in their world. Sora, Donald, and Goofy slip right in with these characters, especially with the addition of the toy-like aesthetic they have while in the Toy Story segment.
What is more surprising is how well the Kingdom Hearts characters mesh into the Toy Story universe. Even the voice talent manages to capture the sound that transports you back to the world of Pixar and the lives of these classic characters. Woody, Bud, Ham, and the gang all capture that iconic Toy Story look and feel. With the addition of the Toy Story world segment, it is even more obvious how much attention to detail was put into the overall experience.Ĭlocking in at around 45 minutes, the Pixar segment of the demo dominated the overall playtime at the event, but with that also comes a glimpse at how the team is utilizing the engine, and the attention to the world they are trying to create.
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The team at Square Enix have managed to not only bring back this iconic series to modern systems but have built a world that feels as if it was plucked from a Disney Blueray. From the fluid character movement to the ease that combos can be strung together, the talent of the team is on full display. While it was a short section of the game, it gives a good taste of what players should expect from bosses and traversal in the world of Kingdom Hearts 3. Kingdom Hearts 3 – gameplay images courtesy of Square EnixĪfter you do this series of actions twice (at least in this demo) the Titan finally falls, and the segment is complete. With Director and Character Designer Tetsuya Nomura of Square Enix at the helm, someone who has headed the Kingdom Hearts series since its infancy, it is guaranteed that fans of the franchise will find that everything they hold dear is still there, with tight gameplay and plenty of marvels to wonder over. It utilizes an active battle system, features some of the most iconic members of various Disney franchises, with a variety of worlds and settings to explore, including, My Little Mermaid, Enchanted, Tangled, Toy Story and Monsters Inc. Now, Square Enix finally unveiled what fans can expect to see when they dive into Kingdom Hearts 3, and while it will not make everyone happy, those who enjoy the formula will have a lot to love in this latest instalment.įor anyone unaware of what the Kingdom Hearts series is (or anyone who may not have played the games in a while), the series is an action RPG series crossover between Square Enix and Disney, where the players follow main protagonist, Sora, as he journies between various Final Fantasy, Disney, and Pixar worlds whilst he battles between the series antagonists Xehanort and the Heartless. The concept is simple, yet somehow they manage to not only draw in new players but have built a series that has lasted for well over a decade and maintained a dedicated fanbase. It meshes the best of the Square RPG formula, with the fun and excitement of Disney. Kingdom Hearts has always held a special place for Disney fans and Square Enix fans.
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